Bayside, Queens cemetery: Rabbi Chaim Yaakov Widerowitz & son, Tzemach Tzedek's responsa- RCD #1

Here we have the chief rabbi of New York. When they asked him who made you the chief rabbi, he said the sign paint, the sign painter Jacob Vid did. He came, I believe, to um to New York 18 92 or so. He was a labaturer. He was the one who published the child of truis of the sedic. The response of the sedic. He uh published it, released it and he was a a student I believe of the sedic and the marash. Now near him is buried here his son. his son Joseph Tui and interesting story Joseph Tui. Yseph Tui passed away and he left in his will money for his wife and he said that if his wife will remarry and he wants her to remarry he's going to give her an additional $2,000. So the Rochester newspaper got a hold of it and there's you can get see it on the net where it's the first time someone is giving extra money so that she should remarry. He wanted her to to remarry. So Yakov was passed away on the second on the 12th of the year 191. Ra his son passed away actually before him in 1906. Um >> he he was like the lab on Henry Street in the sh the kabad shul there and he was at the same time I think of Yseph the rabacola that we that we just went to earlier >> Bayside cemetery. >> This is the Bayside cemetery. The se um says we get that soon background the train.