Fifth Generation24. Luzer SAUL6 was born in 1862 in Lithuania.9,20 He immigrated in 1903.17 He was naturalized in 1915.17 Luzer appeared in the 1920 US census. Luzer Saul is listed as a 58 year old white male, born in Russia/Poland. His wife, Rebecca (age 58), his daughters, Ida (age 20) and Dora (age 18) and his mother, Ethel (age 85) were all born in Russia/Poland and reside with him. According to the Census, he arrived in the US in 1903. He died on 5 June 1930 at the age of 68 in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.20 He was buried on 5 June 1930 in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.20 Judith Saul Stix wrote in The Wise Child's Book that Luzer came to America and didn't like it. He went to South Africa and liked that even less. He went back to Europe, collected his wife and children, and returned to America. . . . In 1910 Luzer and Rebecca lived at 439 Central Avenue. He was a retail clothier. Living at home were three daughters, all born in Russia: Fannie, 16, Ida, 12, and Dora, 10. . . . Dorothy Rosenblum was quoted in the Ahavath Achim (synagogue) Monthly Maven of February 17, 1989, as saying that "the Sunday crowds at Luzur Saul's home on the corner of Capitol Avenue and Crumbley. . . spilled out onto the porch in summer and filled the house in winter." They played cards and talked business, drank glasses of tea, and ate cakes and mandelbrot." Luzer SAUL and Rebecca Leah KHAIT were married on 21 May 1882 in Jonava, Lithuania.39 Rebecca Leah KHAIT6,19,39, daughter of Noekh KHAIT, was born in 1862 in Zasliai, Lithuania.17,39 She died on 5 May 1926 at the age of 64 in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.20 She was buried on 13 May 1926 in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.20 Luzer SAUL and Rebecca Leah KHAIT had the following children:
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