Mickey Biss - Revision history

DavidKehler at 22:22, 21 December 2020

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	According to the U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 database on Ancestry.com, one Nicholas Biss was born in November 15, 1906 and died during Febuary 1975 with his last residence being in Passaic, New Jersey.		According to the U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 database on Ancestry.com, one Nicholas Biss was born in November 15, 1906 and died during Febuary 1975 with his last residence being in Passaic, New Jersey.

	Note- It appears that Mickey Biss was a younger brother of fellow boxer, Steve "Sailor" Biss.		Note- It appears that Mickey Biss was a younger brother of fellow boxer, Steve "Sailor" Biss. Mickey Biss was the brother of boxer Joey Biss (#477172).

Chuck1052 at 16:03, 13 June 2017

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	According to the U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 database on Ancestry.com, one Nicholas Biss was born in November 15, 1906 and died during Febuary 1975 with his last residence being in Passaic, New Jersey.		According to the U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 database on Ancestry.com, one Nicholas Biss was born in November 15, 1906 and died during Febuary 1975 with his last residence being in Passaic, New Jersey.

			Note- It appears that Mickey Biss was a younger brother of fellow boxer, Steve "Sailor" Biss.

Chuck1052 at 15:21, 13 June 2017

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	Source: ''Allentown Morning Call'', April 17, 1930		Source: ''Allentown Morning Call'', April 17, 1930

			According to the 1930 U.S. Census Records database on Ancestry.com, one Nicholas Biss, a 22-year-old native of New Jersey and a "Pugilist," was living with his wife, Josephine, in a rented home in Garfield, New Jersey during 1930.

			According to his page on the Find A Grave website, one Mickey Biss was born during 1907 and died during 1975. He is buried in the Saint Michael's Cemetery in South Hackensack, New Jersey.

			According to the U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 database on Ancestry.com, one Nicholas Biss was born in November 15, 1906 and died during Febuary 1975 with his last residence being in Passaic, New Jersey.

Matt at 18:57, 25 April 2017

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	'''Manager''': [[Robert E. Irwin]]		'''Manager''': [[Robert E. Irwin]]

	After going to the Pacific Coast and returning to the East Coast, Biss fought as Mickey Blake of Los Angeles~~, upon~~ returning, ~~but~~ the fact that he was Mickey Biss was detected after he was knocked out in Bethlehem.		After going to the Pacific Coast and returning to the East Coast, Biss fought as Mickey Blake of Los Angeles. Upon returning, the fact that he was Mickey Biss was detected by his manager Robert Irwin after he was knocked out in Bethlehem, by [[Jack Portney]]. Irwin presented evidence that he had a five-year contract with Biss, which Biss was violating in his use of the assumed name.

	Source: ''Allentown Morning Call'', April 17, 1930		Source: ''Allentown Morning Call'', April 17, 1930

Matt: Matt moved page Human:77887 to Mickey Biss

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Matt moved page Human:77887 to Mickey Biss

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Matt at 17:40, 25 April 2017

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	'''Manager''': [[Robert E. Irwin]]		'''Manager''': [[Robert E. Irwin]]

Matt: Created page with "77887 '''Manager''': Robert E. Irwin After going to the Pacific Coast and returning to the East Coast, Biss fought as Mickey Blake of Los Angeles, upon ret..."

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Created page with "<fight>77887</fight> '''Manager''': Robert E. Irwin After going to the Pacific Coast and returning to the East Coast, Biss fought as Mickey Blake of Los Angeles, upon ret..."

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'''Manager''': [[Robert E. Irwin]]

After going to the Pacific Coast and returning to the East Coast, Biss fought as Mickey Blake of Los Angeles, upon returning, but the fact that he was Mickey Biss was detected after he was knocked out in Bethlehem.

Source: ''Allentown Morning Call'', April 17, 1930