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Jacob Millhoff ( -1925) of [[J. Millhoff and Co]] | Jacob Millhoff ( -1925) of [[J. Millhoff and Co]] | ||
Born at Odessa, Ukraine, the son of Monashe Millhoff | |||
1911 Living at The Briery, 44 Cambridge Road, Bromley, Kent: Jacob Millhoff (age 51 born Russia), Tobacco Manufacturer, Company Director. With his wife Mary Ann, three daughters and a grandson.<ref>1911 Census</ref> | |||
1925 Died. 'The death has taken place at Brighton of Mr. J. Millhoff, the founder of the De Reszke cigarette firm. Mr. Millhoff began in a small way, and succeeded so well that he was reputed to be a millionaire. He, however, continued to live in an unpretentious villa in Willesden-lane, London. His cigarettes were manufactured at a large factory in Myrtle-road, E. His West End shop is opposite the Green Park among the clubs.'<ref>Daily News (London) - Friday 30 January 1925</ref> | 1925 Died. 'The death has taken place at Brighton of Mr. J. Millhoff, the founder of the De Reszke cigarette firm. Mr. Millhoff began in a small way, and succeeded so well that he was reputed to be a millionaire. He, however, continued to live in an unpretentious villa in Willesden-lane, London. His cigarettes were manufactured at a large factory in Myrtle-road, E. His West End shop is opposite the Green Park among the clubs.'<ref>Daily News (London) - Friday 30 January 1925</ref> | ||
Revision as of 16:47, 25 July 2023
Jacob Millhoff ( -1925) of J. Millhoff and Co
Born at Odessa, Ukraine, the son of Monashe Millhoff
1911 Living at The Briery, 44 Cambridge Road, Bromley, Kent: Jacob Millhoff (age 51 born Russia), Tobacco Manufacturer, Company Director. With his wife Mary Ann, three daughters and a grandson.[1]
1925 Died. 'The death has taken place at Brighton of Mr. J. Millhoff, the founder of the De Reszke cigarette firm. Mr. Millhoff began in a small way, and succeeded so well that he was reputed to be a millionaire. He, however, continued to live in an unpretentious villa in Willesden-lane, London. His cigarettes were manufactured at a large factory in Myrtle-road, E. His West End shop is opposite the Green Park among the clubs.'[2]
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