Family File for David Saul MITTMAN - Person Sheet
Family File for David Saul MITTMAN - Person Sheet
NameJeffrey Dale KENOE 
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[211]Birth27 Aug 1952, Chicago, IL [1] Age: 73
OccupationManufactures Connectors
FlagsContact Info, MITTMAN-1
FatherLawrence Howard KENOE (1929-2004)
MotherBlossom GOLDSHOLL (1929-)
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Jeffrey Dale KENOE was born on August 27, 1952, in Chicago, Illinois, the son of Lawrence Howard KENOE and Blossom GOLDSHOLL. He was born during a period of significant post-World War II expansion in the United States. Chicago, a central hub for industry and commerce, experienced economic growth and suburban development in the mid-20th century. This era shaped the environment in which KENOE grew up.
KENOE established a career manufacturing connectors. This specialized occupation aligned with Chicago’s industrial character, a city historically known for its diverse manufacturing sectors and position as a major transportation nexus. He married Dale GOLDENBERG, who was born on September 21, 1953, in Canada. Their union connected two North American nations, reflecting common patterns of migration and family formation across the border.
Jeffrey and Dale KENOE had two children. Lindsay Dale KENOE was born on April 14, 1982, followed by Mitchel Dale KENOE on October 30, 1986. Both children were born in Chicago, Illinois. These births took place as the city transitioned from a heavy industrial base towards a more diversified economy in the late 20th century.
Jeffrey Dale KENOE’s life centered in Chicago, where he raised his family and contributed to the manufacturing sector. His documented family line continues through his children and their descendants, establishing a presence spanning from the industrial Midwest to international origins.
Jeffrey Dale KENOE was born on August 27, 1952, in Chicago, Illinois, the son of Lawrence Howard KENOE and Blossom GOLDSHOLL. He was born during a period of significant post-World War II expansion in the United States. Chicago, a central hub for industry and commerce, experienced economic growth and suburban development in the mid-20th century. This era shaped the environment in which KENOE grew up.
KENOE established a career manufacturing connectors. This specialized occupation aligned with Chicago’s industrial character, a city historically known for its diverse manufacturing sectors and position as a major transportation nexus. He married Dale GOLDENBERG, who was born on September 21, 1953, in Canada. Their union connected two North American nations, reflecting common patterns of migration and family formation across the border.
Jeffrey and Dale KENOE had two children. Lindsay Dale KENOE was born on April 14, 1982, followed by Mitchel Dale KENOE on October 30, 1986. Both children were born in Chicago, Illinois. These births took place as the city transitioned from a heavy industrial base towards a more diversified economy in the late 20th century.
Jeffrey Dale KENOE’s life centered in Chicago, where he raised his family and contributed to the manufacturing sector. His documented family line continues through his children and their descendants, establishing a presence spanning from the industrial Midwest to international origins.
