Born in Russian-occupied Poland and coming to America as a young man, Harris originally settled in Manhattan's lower east side where, in 1884, he married Yetta Hurwitz.
The first of their ten children were born in New York, and the family soon moved across the river to Newark, New Jersey.
Harris was a tailor, and still working according to the 1930 census which was taken only a few months before he passed away.
The first of their ten children were born in New York, and the family soon moved across the river to Newark, New Jersey.
Harris was a tailor, and still working according to the 1930 census which was taken only a few months before he passed away.
Born in Russian-occupied Poland and coming to America as a young man, Harris originally settled in Manhattan's lower east side where, in 1884, he married Yetta Hurwitz.
The first of their ten children were born in New York, and the family soon moved across the river to Newark, New Jersey.
Harris was a tailor, and still working according to the 1930 census which was taken only a few months before he passed away.
The first of their ten children were born in New York, and the family soon moved across the river to Newark, New Jersey.
Harris was a tailor, and still working according to the 1930 census which was taken only a few months before he passed away.
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Family used variations of their last name:
Mandelovesky, Mandelowski, Mandelofski, Mandelovsky
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