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Submitted: 1/5/21 • Approved: 1/8/21 • Last Updated: 1/11/21 • R1358472-G0-S3
Aug 1, 1891 - Oct 17, 1945
Woodmen of the World Memorial
Spouses;
Martha G. Saliba
1880–1918
Rosa Haddad Saliba
1884–1963
This man's name was Gerges (which became Georges which became George) Jabr Saliba and his brother was named Mikail. There was a sister named Sedia and another brother named Ghotass. Ghotass went to America, too. Sedia died early. The family is Greek Orthodox.
His children were Sam, Lucille, Aunie Mae, Lena and Jabr, who was known as George G. Saliba or G. G. Saliba, but because Arabic cultures use 3 names, your given name, your father’s name and the family name, that means that George's name was George Jabr Saliba and his son's (my father's) name was Jabr (his given name) George (his father’s name) Saliba (the family name).
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Annette Shaw
Contributed on 1/5/21 by hawkinsdonna48
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