Indexed by last name
A – B C -D E – F G – H I – J K L M
N – O P – Q – R S T – U – V W – X – Y – Z
N, O
Example: 23/3 = Vol. 23, No. 3
N.
Naphtaly, Joseph; Joseph Naphtaly: Leading Jewish Attorney, San Francisco, California, 1842–1910; San Francisco; Norton B. Stern; 41/2
Nasatir, Morris; The Nasatir Family in Santa Ana, California, 1898 to 1915; Southern California; Abraham P. Nasatir; 15/3, 44/3&4
Nathan, Jr., Henry; Henry Nathan, Jr.: British Columbia’s First Member of Congress; British Columbia; Michael F. H. Halleran; 42/4
Nathanson, Marshall Robert; Walking into the Market Was a Memorable Experience; Los Angeles; Marshall Robert Nathanson; 43/3&4
Nessim, Jose A.; Dr. Jose A. Nessim and the Sephardic Educational Center; Los Angeles; William M. Kramer; 28/4
Newhouse, Samuel; Samuel Newhouse: Mining Magnate of Colorado and Utah, 1854–1930; Colorado and Utah; Norton B. Stern; 47/1
Newhouse, Samuel; Samuel Newhouse: Utah Mining Magnate and Land Developer; Utah; Hynda Rudd; 11/4
Newman, Black Jack; Arizona’s Mining Wizard: Black Jack Newman; Arizona; Norton B. Stern and William M. Kramer; 11/3
Newman, Joseph; Joseph Newman: Pioneer Silk Maker, San Jose, California, 1826–1906; Northern California; Norton B. Stern; 41/4
Newman, Simon; Simon Newman and Newman, California; Northern California; Edgar M. Kahn; 2/1, 48/3&4
Newmark, Abraham; St. Louis Visitor Views Southern California in 1883; Southern California; Abraham Newmark; 10/3
Newmark, Emma, Harriet Newmark, and Rose Newmark; Three Newmark Sisters: Emma, Harriet and Rose, San Francisco and Los Angeles, California; San Francisco; Norton B. Stern; 41/2
Newmark, Harris; Did the Jews Destroy a Los Angeles Bank in 1875? A Letter to Mr. M. H. Newmark; Los Angeles; J. A. Graves.; 38/3&4
Newmark, Harris; Harris Newmark: Leading Citizen of Los Angeles for 60 Years, 1834–1916; Los Angeles; Norton B. Stern and William M. Kramer; 38/3&4
Newmark, Harris; Harris Newmark: Pioneer Merchant and Historiophile, 1896; Los Angeles; William M. Kramer; 42/2&3
Newmark, Harris; Historical Quotes by Harris Newmark; Los Angeles; edited by Harris Newmark, III; 38/3&4
Newmark, Harris, and Isaias W. Hellman; Remembering Los Angeles Jewish Pioneers: Harris Newmark and Isaias W. Hellman; Los Angeles; Norton B. Stern; 29/4
Newmark, Harris; Harris Newmark and Phinias Banning: Los Angeles’ Odd Couple, 1865; Los Angeles; Drian Dervin Dillon; 47/2
Newmark, Harris, and Sarah Newmark; Sarah and Harris Newmark: An 1858 Wedding, Los Angeles, California, March 24, 1858; Los Angeles; Norton B. Stern; 41/3
Newmark, Helen; A Nineteenth Century Memoir; Northern California; Helen Newmark; 6/3
Newmark, Joseph; Joseph Newmark: A Leading Jewish Businessman of Pioneer California, 1799–1883; Los Angeles; copied by Norton Stern; 41/3
Newmark, Joseph; Two Letters from the Jewish Patriarch of Los Angeles; Los Angeles; Joseph Newmark; 11/3
Newmark, Leo; A Commentary on Leo Newmark, M.D. and His Writings of the Newmark Family’s Part in Pioneer California History; California; William M. Kramer; 39/1
Newmark, Leo; Dr. Leo Newmark: San Francisco, California, 1861–1943; San Francisco; Norton B. Stern; 41/2
Newmark, M. H; Did Jews Destroy a Los Angeles Bank in 1875? A Letter to Mr. M. H. Newmark; Los Angeles; J. A. Graves; 33/2
Newmark, Marco R.: Marco R. Newmark: Notes Made from Four of His Scrapbooks at the Huntington Library, San Marino, California, July 3, 1968; Southern California; Norton B. Stern; 41/3
Newmark, Marco R.; Marco Ross Newmark, 1878–1959: First Jewish Historian of the Southland; Los Angeles; Justin G. Turner & Norton B. Stern; 1/1
Newmark, Marco R.; The Meybergs and the Newmarks: Report of an Interview with Mrs. Marco Newmark, 10717 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, California, May 8, 1967; Los Angeles; Norton B. Stern; 41/3
Newmark, Myer Joseph; Letter from an Uncle in Austin, Nevada to His Nephew in St. Louis, 1866; Los Angeles; Meyer Joseph Newmark; 12/2
Newmark, Myer Joseph; Myer J. Newmark: Attorney and Businessman, San Francisco and Los Angeles, California, 1838–1911; San Francisco and Los Angeles; Norton B. Stern; 41/2
Newmark, Myer Joseph; Myer Joseph Newmark: Los Angeles Civic Leader and First Jewish Professional, 1831–1911; Los Angeles; Norton B. Stern; 2/3, 38/3&4
Newmark, Myer Joseph; Myer Newmark’s Log: Around the Horn, 1852–1853; Los Angeles; Myer J. Newmark; 2/4, 38/3&4
Newmark, Nathan; Nathan Newmark: First Valedictorian of the University of California; San Francisco; William M. Kramer and Norton B. Stern; 9/4
Newmark, Nellie; Nellie Newmark of Lincoln, Nebraska: A Picture Story; Nebraska; 11/2
Newmark, Rosa; A Letter from Mother to Daughter: Los Angeles to New York, 1867; Los Angeles; Rosa Newmark; 5/4
Newmark, Rosa; Picture Story Number Five: Ark, Curtain and Chuppah in the Southland’s First Synagogue; Los Angeles; 4/3
Newmark, Rose Roth; Letter from Los Angeles to a European Cousin, 1910; Los Angeles; Rose Roth Newmark; 10/1
Newmark, Samuel M.; Samuel M. Newmark: Los Angeles and San Francisco, California, 1867–1942; Los Angeles and San Francisco; Norton B. Stern; 41/2
Newmark Family; California Family Newmark: An Intimate History (Review); California; Leo Newmark; 3/1
Newmark Family; The Newmark Family: Report of an Interview with Mrs. Howard (Elise) Lewin and Mrs. Henry (Josephine) Flexner, of Los Angeles, October 23, 1967; Los Angeles; Norton B. Stern; 41/3
Newmark Family; Newmark’s Commandments for Net Profit, 1912; Los Angeles; William M. Kramer; 42/2&3
Nieto, Jacob; Congregations and the Rabbis in the West Compared with those in England, 1907; San Francisco; Jacob Nieto; 12/4
Nieto, Jacob; Nieto Interviewed on the San Francisco Jewry: Its Temple and the Earthquake; San Francisco; 28/3
Nieto, Jacob; Neito’s San Francisco Protest and Appeal; San Francisco; Jacob Nieto; 28/3
Nieto, Jacob; Rabbi Jacob Nieto of Congregation Sherith Israel, Part I; San Francisco; Kenneth C. Zwerin; 28/3
Nieto, Jacob; Rabbi Jacob Nieto of Congregation Sherith Israel, Part II; San Francisco; Kenneth C. Zwerin; 18/2
Nieto, Jacob; Rabbi Jacob Nieto of Congregation Sherith Israel, Part III; San Francisco; Kenneth C. Zwerin; 18/3
Nixon, Richard; Richard Nixon: The President, the Library, and the Jewish Connection; Southern California; Tom Tugend; 27/1
Noah, Joel; Joel Noah: A Jewish 49’er and Respected “Tiler,” San Francisco, California, 1808–1883; San Francisco; Norton B. Stern; 41/2
Noah, Joel; Joel Noah: San Francisco Forty-Niner; San Francisco; 15/4
Noah, Manuel Mordecai; Manuel Mordecai Noah: Son of Mordecai Manuel Noah; San Francisco; William M. Kramer; 28/3
Nordhoff, Charles; Political Letter of 1875; Southern California; Charles Nordhoff; 19/3
Nordlinger, Melville; On Melville Nordlinger; Los Angeles; William M. Kramer; 42/2&3
Nordlinger, Simon; Simon Nordlinger: Report of an Interview with Mrs. Milton Abrams, 834 South Hudson Avenue, Los Angeles, California, April 9, 1968; Los Angeles; Norton B. Stern; 41/3
Norris, Frank; The “Jew” in Norris’s The Octopus; Northern California; Robert Forrey; 7/3
Norton, Joshua A.; Joshua A. Norton: California’s First (And Only) Jewish Emperor, and the Clampers; California; Abraham Hoffman; 42/1
Norton, Joshua A.; Joshua A. Norton: Our Beloved Jewish Emperor, San Francisco, California, 1819–1880; San Francisco; Norton B. Stern; 41/2
Norton, Mina; Mina Norton: First Teacher at Santa Monica Canyon School, a Picture Story; Los Angeles; 14/1
Norton, Mina; Mina Norton: Jewish Professional Teacher; Los Angeles; 38/3&4
Norton, Samuel; Samuel Norton: Jewish Sheep Herder, 1850s; Los Angeles; William M. Kramer; 42/2&3
Norton Family; The Norton Family of Los Angeles: How an Old Clock Reunited Cousins; Los Angeles; Melville “Mel” Norton Roberts; 44/1
Nudelman, Joseph; Joseph Nudelman: The Dakota Years, 1844–1934; North Dakota; Harvey J. Fields; 35/1
Nussbaum, Max; Rabbi Max Nussbaum of Hollywood and the World; Los Angeles; 25/2
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Oppenheimer, David; David Oppenheimer: “Father” of Vancouver, Canada, 1834–1897; British Columbia; Cyril E. Leonoff; 40/1
Oppenheimer, Marcus; Marcus Oppenheimer of Marcus, Washington; Washington; Norton B. Stern; 15/4
Oppenheimer, Sadie; San Bernardino Confirmand’s Report, 1891; Southern California; Sadie Oppenheimer; 11/2
Ott, Jacob; Rabbi Jacob Ott of Temple Tifereth Israel, Los Angeles; Los Angeles; Maurice “Bob” I. Hattem; 28/4
