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  THE BURAK-GNIAZDOWICZ WING 

 Second Floor

 The Flora and Harry Ness Room

 

FLORA AND HARRY NESS

cir 1921

Brooklyn, New York

Flora and Harry were living in adjacent buildings on Rutgers Place on the Lower East Side before they wed in January of 1914. Flora's brother Max, her Uncle Chatzkel, and her cousin Edith Burak had already immigrated to the United States. Harry's cousins Jake Cohen (nee Skura) and Harry (Chona Jankiel) Ness were in the United States too. Hopefully, all of them were able to attend Flora and Harry's marriage ceremony in lower Manhattan.

Harry and Flora lived for a time in a building that stood on Monroe Street on the Lower East Side. They resided there for a couple of years after they wed. The building, 105 Monroe Street, stood adjacent to an onramp to the Manhattan Bridge. In 1917, by the time their second child Pearl was born, they had already moved to the East New York section of Brooklyn, where they lived in a four-story apartment building until the mid-sixties.

 

 

A Day at the Zoo with the Buracks

The Nesses Go to Washington, 1944

                                                  

 


 



 

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