Birth ¹
date: 27 February 1867
place: Bischwiller, Bas-Rhin, Alsace/France

Christening
age:
place:

Marriage ^{2, 3, 4, 5, 6}
date: 15 September 1894
age: 27 years old
place: New York, NY

Death ⁶
date: 8 June 1941 A.M.
cause: Gangrenous decubitus ulcerations. Sepsis, Generalized arteriosclerosis. Contributory: Fracture of the left femur. Undetermined circumstances.
age: 74 years old
place: Manhattan State Hospital, Manhattan, New York

Burial⁶
date: 12 June 1941
place: Ocean View The Cemetery, Staten Island, New York

3. Jacob Arnold household, 1900 U.S. census, New York, New York, population schedule, town of Manhattan, enumeration district [ED] 236, supervisor's district [SD] 1, sheet 3A, dwelling 6, family 55.

In 1900, Jacob and Sophie had been married 6 years. At this point they were without any children living at 409 Fifth Street in Manhattan. Jacob was working as a laborer.

In 1910, Sophie and Jacob were renting a home at 2449 Eighth Avenue in Manhattan. Jacob was working as a baker, and Sophie was caring for their 6 year old son, Fred. This census shows that Sophie immigrated in 1888, while Jacob immigrated in 1891.

By 1930, while still living in Manhattan, now lived on West 130 Street. Jacob was now working as an elevator operator at an apartment house. Their son, Fred, had recently married, and there is no indication that Sophie and Jacob had any other children.

The certificate erroneously lists Sophie's Father as William "Carley" and her mother as Louise "Chazseca." The correct names are noted in the left bar and are documented in the birth and marriage record. Most likely this certificate was filled out and signed by the son, though listed as Sophie's husband. Not only is the son't address listed rather than the husband's who was residing at 1033 Hugenot Aveue, but the son's signature can be viewed on his profile page and compared with the one on the certificate as being very similar in contrast to the signature of the husband's.