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Max Nager |
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Max Nager was born in Hungary and came to the United States in 1884 at age nine. In 1900, 21-year old Max and his 19-year old wife Gussie, who also migrated from Hungary in 1884, were renting an apartment on 8th St. in Manhattan. Both were naturalized in 1899. Max was employed as a salesman and the couple had no children at this time. In 1920, the couple was living at 1216 Senecca Ave. in the Bronx, a newly developed neighborhood that was predominately Jewish. Max was still employed as a salesman, and the couple had a son and daughter, who were both attending school. Also living with the family was Gussie’s widowed mother Pauline Rosenzweig.
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