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Category:Sapir, Jacob D.
Jacob D. Sapir
(23 December 1860 — 30 April 1931)
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Alternative Names/Transliterations: Jacob David Sapir
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Russian/American synagogue cantor, composer.
Born 1860 in Wilkomir (now Ukmergė, Lithuania), emigrated 1889 to U.S., naturalized U.S. citizen in 1894, died 1931 in Philadelphia, PA.
Father of the anthropologist-linguist
Edward Sapir
(1884-1939).
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Ceremonial Songs of the Creek and Yuchi Indians (Speck, Frank Gouldsmith)
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