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1893 - 1967 (74 years)| Name | Isaac Herman “Herman” HYMAN [2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7] | |
| Birth | 21 Feb 1893 | Maryland  [1] |
| Gender | Male | |
| HIST | Home History Our Team Menus Larger Groups Specials General Store Reviews Leave A Review Critical Acclaim Contact Folder: Home Folder: Menus Specials General Store Folder: Reviews Contact Back Main Page History Our Team Back All Menus Larger Groups Back All Reviews Leave A Review Critical Acclaim History The Hyman family has been at the same location for over 121 years. Starting out as a Wholesale dry goods store then changing to Hyman's Seafood in 1987. The Hyman's commitment to guaranteed customer satisfaction is the reason that Hyman's Seafood is now a Charleston landmark. This historic block was the wholesale district in the 1800s. Eli and Aaron’s great-grandfather, W.M. Karesh, a Jewish immigrant from eastern Europe, started Southern Wholesale in this location in 1890. This became one of our first distributors of Union & Hanes underwear in the Southeast. Wolf Maier Karesh’s son-in-law, Herman Hyman, took over the business in 1924, changing the name to Hyman’s Wholesale Company. He then passed the business down to the third generation, to Wolf Maier Hyman, who continued on with the wholesale dry goods business until 1986. (He presently lives on the 3rd floor) At that time the Omni hotel was under construction and the City condemned the back 280 feet of these warehouses to make room for a parking garage. The floors are heart pine and the bricks are Old English, with the original Oyster mortar. The wrought iron stair case was built in Kenton, Ohio in 1887 and shipped to Charleston upon construction of this building. Eli and Aaron Hyman, the great-grandsons changed the name from Hymans’ Wholesale to Hymans’ Seafood and Aaron’s Deli in 1987. Aaron has since retired and in 2021 the great-great grandson - the 5th generation, Victor Hyman, has joined the family tradition at this same location. For over 132 years the Hyman family has been providing customer service to both the Charleston community and visitors alike, and we are proud of it!! If you happen to see Eli or Victor, tell them “Hello”. For those who are curious in how many people it takes to "run this show”- it’s approximately 150 people (depending on the season). We are now serving Glatt Kosher Meals prepared by the Chabad House of Charleston. Our House Rules: Rule #1 – The customer is always right. Rule #2 – When in doubt, refer back to Rule #1. P.S. We, or any restaurant for that matter, are only as good as the last meal we serve. We take customer satisfaction very seriously, If you like us, tell others. If you don’t, tell us!! Meet Our Team Critics' Comments Gift Cards + Crab Dip Cards » Buy & Check Balances « Photo added by Paulette Johnston B Add Photos Request Photo Added by Paulette Johnston B Isaac Herman Hyman BIRTH 21 Feb 1893 DEATH 29 Jul 1967 (aged 74) BURIAL Brith Sholom-Beth Israel Cemetery Maryville, Charleston County, South Carolina, USA MEMORIAL ID 43376551 · View Source SHARE SAVE TO SUGGEST EDITS TOGGLE DROPDOWN MEMORIAL PHOTOS 2 FLOWERS 2 Inscription Here Lies buried r. Yitzchak ben r. Yaakov d. 29 Tamuz 5727 The Lord Is With Me I Shall Not Fear. Family Members Parents Jacob Hyman 1860–1920 Sarah Hyman 1864–1925 Spouse Marie Karesh Hyman 1898–1969 Siblings William Hyman 1888–1920 Sophia Hyman Berlin 1888–1966 Harry Hyman 1892–1947 Children Sara Shifra Hyman Rosen 1926–2020 Wolfe Maier Hyman 1930–2009 See more Hyman memorials in: • Brith Sholom-Beth Israel Cemetery • Maryville • Charleston County • South Carolina • USA • Find a Grave Isaac Herman Hyman 1930 United States Federal Census REVIEW Isaac Herman Hyman 1940 United States Federal Census REVIEW Isaac Herman Hyman South Carolina, U.S., Death Records, 1821-1971 REVIEW Isaac Herman Hyman JewishGen Online Worldwide Burial Registry (JOWBR) REVIEW Isaac Herman Hyman U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 REVIEW Sponsored by Ancestry Memorials Region North America USA South Carolina Charleston County Maryville Brith Sholom-Beth Israel Cemetery Isaac Herman Hyman Maintained by: Ann Originally Created by: Paulette Johnston B Added: 21 Oct 2009 Find a Grave Memorial ID: 43376551 Source citation [2, 5] | |
| HIST | Home History Our Team Menus Larger Groups Specials General Store Reviews Leave A Review Critical Acclaim Contact Folder: Home Folder: Menus Specials General Store Folder: Reviews Contact Back Main Page History Our Team Back All Menus Larger Groups Back All Reviews Leave A Review Critical Acclaim History The Hyman family has been at the same location for over 121 years. Starting out as a Wholesale dry goods store then changing to Hyman's Seafood in 1987. The Hyman's commitment to guaranteed customer satisfaction is the reason that Hyman's Seafood is now a Charleston landmark. This historic block was the wholesale district in the 1800s. Eli and Aaron’s great-grandfather, W.M. Karesh, a Jewish immigrant from eastern Europe, started Southern Wholesale in this location in 1890. This became one of our first distributors of Union & Hanes underwear in the Southeast. Wolf Maier Karesh’s son-in-law, Herman Hyman, took over the business in 1924, changing the name to Hyman’s Wholesale Company. He then passed the business down to the third generation, to Wolf Maier Hyman, who continued on with the wholesale dry goods business until 1986. (He presently lives on the 3rd floor) At that time the Omni hotel was under construction and the City condemned the back 280 feet of these warehouses to make room for a parking garage. The floors are heart pine and the bricks are Old English, with the original Oyster mortar. The wrought iron stair case was built in Kenton, Ohio in 1887 and shipped to Charleston upon construction of this building. Eli and Aaron Hyman, the great-grandsons changed the name from Hymans’ Wholesale to Hymans’ Seafood and Aaron’s Deli in 1987. Aaron has since retired and in 2021 the great-great grandson - the 5th generation, Victor Hyman, has joined the family tradition at this same location. For over 132 years the Hyman family has been providing customer service to both the Charleston community and visitors alike, and we are proud of it!! If you happen to see Eli or Victor, tell them “Hello”. For those who are curious in how many people it takes to "run this show”- it’s approximately 150 people (depending on the season). We are now serving Glatt Kosher Meals prepared by the Chabad House of Charleston. Our House Rules: Rule #1 – The customer is always right. Rule #2 – When in doubt, refer back to Rule #1. P.S. We, or any restaurant for that matter, are only as good as the last meal we serve. We take customer satisfaction very seriously, If you like us, tell others. If you don’t, tell us!! Meet Our Team Critics' Comments Gift Cards + Crab Dip Cards » Buy & Check Balances « Photo added by Paulette Johnston B Add Photos Request Photo Added by Paulette Johnston B Isaac Herman Hyman BIRTH 21 Feb 1893 DEATH 29 Jul 1967 (aged 74) BURIAL Brith Sholom-Beth Israel Cemetery Maryville, Charleston County, South Carolina, USA MEMORIAL ID 43376551 · View Source SHARE SAVE TO SUGGEST EDITS TOGGLE DROPDOWN MEMORIAL PHOTOS 2 FLOWERS 2 Inscription Here Lies buried r. Yitzchak ben r. Yaakov d. 29 Tamuz 5727 The Lord Is With Me I Shall Not Fear. Family Members Parents Jacob Hyman 1860–1920 Sarah Hyman 1864–1925 Spouse Marie Karesh Hyman 1898–1969 Siblings William Hyman 1888–1920 Sophia Hyman Berlin 1888–1966 Harry Hyman 1892–1947 Children Sara Shifra Hyman Rosen 1926–2020 Wolfe Maier Hyman 1930–2009 See more Hyman memorials in: • Brith Sholom-Beth Israel Cemetery • Maryville • Charleston County • South Carolina • USA • Find a Grave Isaac Herman Hyman 1930 United States Federal Census REVIEW Isaac Herman Hyman 1940 United States Federal Census REVIEW Isaac Herman Hyman South Carolina, U.S., Death Records, 1821-1971 REVIEW Isaac Herman Hyman JewishGen Online Worldwide Burial Registry (JOWBR) REVIEW Isaac Herman Hyman U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 REVIEW Sponsored by Ancestry Memorials Region North America USA South Carolina Charleston County Maryville Brith Sholom-Beth Israel Cemetery Isaac Herman Hyman Maintained by: Ann Originally Created by: Paulette Johnston B Added: 21 Oct 2009 Find a Grave Memorial ID: 43376551 Source citation | |
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| _UID | 9E6C1C9A33704D2683CF7FAFA0CF26AB9624 | |
| Death | 29 Jul 1967 | Medical College Hospital, Charleston, Charleston County, South Carolina [3] |
| Burial | Brith Sholom-Beth Israel Cemetery, Maryville, Charleston County, South Carolina [1, 5] |
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| Person ID | I340454 | Singleton and Related Families |
| Last Modified | 14 Apr 2023 | |
| Father | Jacob HYMAN, b. 1860, Rus Poland d. 7 Feb 1920 (Age 60 years) | |
| Mother | Sarah Miriam BALISOK, b. 1864 d. 4 Dec 1925 (Age 61 years) | |
| _UID | FA905527F00046E3A1007F3763CEF71FBDC0 | |
| _UID | FA905527F00046E3A1007F3763CEF71FBDC0 | |
| Family ID | F227286 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family | Marie Mary (Miriam) KARESH, b. 2 Dec 1898 d. 7 Nov 1969 (Age 70 years) | |||||
| _UID | 758A04D5DD24485AAE32DF84C2F9F83AAB0A | |||||
| _UID | 758A04D5DD24485AAE32DF84C2F9F83AAB0A | |||||
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| Family ID | F227267 | Group Sheet | Family Chart | ||||
| Last Modified | 14 Apr 2023 | |||||
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