The first record of Szmul Kadecki appears in the Biezun PSA 1857, 1858, 1877-96 archives as found on the JRI Poland search. He is listed as marrying Chena Bajla Grodko in 1895 Akt 2. The next record I have found is his ship manifest for Schmul Kadetsky, 40 and married arrived at Ellis Island on 9/23/1913 from Biezun, Russia. He left his brother, Chaskel Kadetsky in Plock and was joining his brother William at 329 E.101 St in NY. He lists his birthplace as Biezun. Mark Hallerman provided the naturalization papers from Ancestry.
On June 24, 1914, Deviore (17) and Morsche Aron (15) arrived at Ellis Island on the Zeeland. They last resided in Biezun, Russia and left their mother, Hesse Beile. They joined their father Schmuel Kadeski at 315 E101 St. They list their birth town as Biezun.
On October 1, 1916, Hesse (38) arrived at Ellis Island with Blime (15), Yeska (13), Mariem (5) and Brane (3) on the Nieuw Amsterdam. They left their mother-in-law and grandmother K. Kadetzky in Biezun and joined their husband/father S. Kadetzky at 301 E101 St in NYC.
1920 US Census: Samuel (49) and Bessie Kadetsky (45) lived at 22 East 103 St in Manhattan, NY with children Morris (21), Bertha (19), Sylvia (17), Miriam (8), Fanny (7) and Leo (2 yrs and 1 month old). Samuel immigrated in 1912, Morris in 1914 and everyone else aside from Leo, in 1917. Everyone was born in Russia aside from Leo who was born in NY. Samuel worked as a fruit peddler, Morris worked as a furrier for a fur factory, and Bertha worked in a dress factory.
Sam Kadet's Certificate of Death from the NYC Archives lists his parents as Israel Kadetsky and Rose Elysach.
The headstone picture (credit Joel Lelonek) lists his name as Shmuel ben Shaya Aziel. He is buried at Mount hebron with his wife and sister Gussie Orlick and her husband David Orlick.
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