My Uncle Sam, my father's brother, saw to the immigration of the family.

I found out, very late in life, which Sarah is aware of, of course, that my great-grandfather, great-great-grandfather, my father's grandfather, was a very famous Hasidic rabbi. He had one brother and, if I can count my aunts, I think four aunts. MM: Yes, my father's name, Jacob Morrison. SH: Tell us about your father, his name and a bit about his family background, if you would. The hospital's all the way up in Manhattan, is near Columbia University. SH: Was there family living close by, perhaps? MM: One of the great mysteries in the family, which I never understood, my parents lived in New Brunswick, it was wartime, yet, they got in a car, Mom and Dad, and went to Manhattan for my mother to give birth. The hospital has since become a condominium, I understand. Morrison: I was born in Manhattan, in New York City, Jewish Memorial Hospital, March 10, 1942.

I would like to begin the interview by asking you to tell me where and when you were born. Sandra Stewart Holyoak: Thank you very much for coming. Also present are Sarah Morrison and Sandra Stewart Holyoak. Morrison, Rutgers College Class of 1964, on September 23, 2009, New Brunswick, New Jersey. Sarah Morrison: This begins an interview with Mark S.

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