1880 U.S. Census (Ancestry.com): Emanuel Weidenthal (50 Hungary) living in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH with wife, Julia (45 Hungary) and 9 kids: Moses (23 Hungary); Rosie (21 Hungary); Bertha (19 Hungary); Celia (15 Hungary); Cassie (12 Hungary); Henry (10 OH); Lilly (8 OH); Evaline (5 OH) and Leo (2 OH).
Marriage recorded in Jewish Review & Observer Vol. 29 No. 1 p. 1 Col. 1. (MM-130)
Teacher in Cleveland in 1896 to 1900 (MM-76)
1910 Ohio census: Aged 34 with husband, Emanuel L. Sperling (36), living with sister, Ruth and her husband, Emanuel Klein. (MM-95)
1929 She was living in Cleveland, OH. (MM-202.19)
1930 Cuyahoga Co., OH Census (Ancestry.com): Emanuel Sperling (56 Poland, emigrated 1880) living in Cleveland Heights with wife, Evelyn (54 OH) and sons: David (25 OH) and William (14 OH). next door to Leo Weidenthal.
1942 he was living in Cleveland, OH. (MM-135)
1963 Jewish Independent Obit: Mrs. Evelyn Weidenthal Sperling, widow of Emanuel Sperling; her grandmother, Rebecca Neumann Weidenthal arrived in Cleveland in 1849 and her parents: Mr. & Mrs. Emanuel Weidenthal came shortly after the Civil War; one of 11 children, all except 2 reaching adulthood; brother, Maurice founded the Jewish Independent in 1906; she and 3 sisters were teachers; husband, Emanuel was founder of Cleveland’s first ladies dress manufacturing business (the E. Sperling Co.); Internment at Mayfield Cem. (MM-202.34)
Pallbearers: Frank Bruml, Isadore Turk, James Newman, Edward A. Kline, Maurice Weidenthal and Robert Kline. (MM-202.35)