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Created page with " right|Lillian Dembo Hart, likely taken during her time in Saranac Lake. Photograph courtesy of Elissa Hart Peer.'''Born:''' October 15, 1911 '''Died:''' August 31, 1946 '''Married: '''Milton Hart '''Children:''' Sheldon Hart '''Parents: '''Fannie and Morris Dembo '''Lillian Dembo Hart '''came to Saranac Lake with tuberculosis in approximately 1943. She stayed at over nine different cure cottages during her cure, including Smithwick%20..."
 
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'''Parents: '''Fannie and Morris Dembo
'''Parents: '''Fannie and Morris Dembo


'''Lillian Dembo Hart '''came to Saranac Lake with tuberculosis in approximately 1943. She stayed at over nine different cure cottages during her cure, including [[Smithwick%20Cottage|Smithwick Cottage]] and the [[Reception%20Hospital|Prescott House]]. She was staying at [[Collins%20and%20Low|7 Front Street ]]when she died in 1946.
'''Lillian Dembo Hart '''came to Saranac Lake with tuberculosis in approximately 1943. She stayed at over nine different cure cottages during her cure, including [[Smithwick Cottage|Smithwick Cottage]] and the [[Reception Hospital|Prescott House]]. She was staying at [[Collins and Low|7 Front Street ]]when she died in 1946.


 
 


Information provided in 2017 by her granddaughter, Elissa Hart Peer.
Information provided in 2017 by her granddaughter, Elissa Hart Peer.

Revision as of 01:33, 23 December 2025


Lillian Dembo Hart, likely taken during her time in Saranac Lake. Photograph courtesy of Elissa Hart Peer.Born: October 15, 1911

Died: August 31, 1946

Married: Milton Hart

Children: Sheldon Hart

Parents: Fannie and Morris Dembo

Lillian Dembo Hart came to Saranac Lake with tuberculosis in approximately 1943. She stayed at over nine different cure cottages during her cure, including Smithwick Cottage and the Prescott House. She was staying at 7 Front Street when she died in 1946.

 

Information provided in 2017 by her granddaughter, Elissa Hart Peer.