Family
| Witmark Family | ||||
| Relationship | Name | Birth | Death | Notes |
| Father | Marcus Witmark |
1834 Prussia |
Mar. 29, 1910 Manhattan |
Married Peyser Oct. 4, 1866 |
| Mother | Hennrietta Witmark née Peyser |
1840 Prussia |
Dec. 14, 1906 Manhattan |
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| Son | Isidore Witmark |
1869 Manhattan |
Apr. 19, 1941 Manhattan |
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| Son | Julius ("Julie") Peyser Witmark |
1870 Manhattan |
June 14, 1929 Manhattan |
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| Son | Jacob ("Jay") Witmark |
Mar. 31, 1872 Manhattan |
Feb. 1950 Manhattan |
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| Son | Frank Morris Witmark |
1875 Manhattan |
Aug 3, 1948 Weehawken, NJ |
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| Son | Edward Witmark |
1877 Manhattan |
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| Daughter | Frances Klein (Mrs. Joseph A. Klein) née Witmark | 1877 Manhattan |
1957 Manhattan |
Married Klein Jan. 11, 1905 Manhattan |
| Son | Adolph S. Witmark |
1882 Manhattan |
July 15, 1926 Manhattan |
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