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Gender: male 

Jocif, Joseph (Jose) ELINGER
Born in Odessa, Russia in 1884
Died in Argentina on September 28th, 1963 at the age of 79

Profession/Occupation: Accountant

Son of:
* His father was Zev Volf Lupa (Adolfo) ELINGER / EILIKER (1847-1936)
* His mother was Feige Reisa "Fanny" "Ita" BLEJMAN (1849-1923)

Brother of:
 * Aba (Abraham) ELINGER (1873-1948)
* Divoira, Avoira (Dora) ELINGER (1877-1909)
* Mordes, Mark (Marcos) ELINGER (1877-?)
* Gitla (Catalina) ELINGER (1881-1961)
* Schaia "el colorado" (Santiago) ELINGER (1883-1956)
* Idil, Leib (Isidoro) ELINGER (1887-?)
* Liba (Luisa) ELINGER (1890-?)
* Mariam (Maria) ELINGER (1892-1925)
* Gena Ita (Ana Manila) ELINGER (1894-1934)

Pictures & Documents:
Document 1894 - JCA List of family expeditions 23 - Elinger
Document 1895 - Census Argentina 1895 (Adolfo Elinger and family)

Notes and events:

* in 1894 - emigration: Argentina See related document
JCA List of family expeditions 23 - Elinger 

* in 1894 - emigration: Argentina, Provincia de Entre Rios
Emigrated with his parents to Argentina in 1894. They left Odessa on 10/5/1894 onboard of the Vessel Bosforo with 224 passengers. They transboarded to the vessel Manilla (probably in Genoa or Barcelona) arriving to Buenos Aires City on 11/27/1894.

The family group settled in Provincia de Entre Rios, at the same place the Glas's did

* in 1895 - census: Argentina, Provincia de Entre Rios See related document
Census Argentina 1895 (Adolfo Elinger and family) 

Near tree:

Zev Volf Lupa (Adolfo) ELINGER / EILIKER
(1847-1936)
Abraham Aba BLEJMAN
(18?-?)
Esther ?
(1820-?)
Feige Reisa "Fanny" "Ita" BLEJMAN
(1849-1923)
Jocif, Joseph (Jose) ELINGER
(1884-1963)

Life Cycle:
in 1884 - birth in Odessa, Russia in 1894 - emigration Argentina on September 28<sup>th</sup>, 1963 - death in Argentina
188418941963

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Note: The names/lastnames between parenthesis are the deformations suffered when registered in a new country.
Between quotes you'll find the nicknames
 
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