Harriet Multer[1]
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Name Harriet Multer Born 27 Aug 1898 Brooklyn, NY 
Gender Female Occupation 1920 - clerk at law office [2] Buried Beth Moses Cemetery, Pinelawn, NY Person ID I9893 Multer Last Modified 8 May 2007
Father Max Multer, b. 5 Jul 1872, Stanislawow, Galicia , d. 23 Jan 1946 (Age 73 years) Mother Emma Roth, b. 6 Dec 1876, Krakow, Galicia , d. 15 May 1952 (Age 75 years) Married 01 Apr 1896 Manhattan, NY [3] Family ID F0766 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Living Children + 1. Edith Greenberg, b. 1923, d. 4 Jan 1960 (Age 37 years) + 2. Living + 3. Living Last Modified 26 Mar 2007 Family ID F0723 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Photos Harriet Multer 
Harriet Multer
Harriet Multer in her early 20s before getting married.
Alfred and Harriet Multer
Alfred and Harriet Multer circa early 1900, since Abe (born in Dec 1900) is not in the picture.
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The Multer Clan
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Notes - Enjoyed playing basketball with her grandchildren, even when wearing a dress! Excellent baker, made the best chocolate chip cookies and honeycake. Also known for her chicken fricassee. During the Great Depression, to give the men who came to the door asking for food some dignity, she would give them sandwiches in return for sweeping the walk. Worked as a commercial artist, loved to paint. Took care of Emma until her husband Abe was diagnosed with cancer. She was learning to drive so she could take Abe to his cancer treatments when he passed away, and the car was sold upon his death. Harriet created the most beautiful garden in her tiny backyard in Brooklyn, giving seeds away to everyone. After she moved to Buffalo, the day she returned home the hospital, she insisted on making Shabbat dinner for an ailing neighbor, something she did every week without telling anyone.
- Ellen Silverberg
- Enjoyed playing basketball with her grandchildren, even when wearing a dress! Excellent baker, made the best chocolate chip cookies and honeycake. Also known for her chicken fricassee. During the Great Depression, to give the men who came to the door asking for food some dignity, she would give them sandwiches in return for sweeping the walk. Worked as a commercial artist, loved to paint. Took care of Emma until her husband Abe was diagnosed with cancer. She was learning to drive so she could take Abe to his cancer treatments when he passed away, and the car was sold upon his death. Harriet created the most beautiful garden in her tiny backyard in Brooklyn, giving seeds away to everyone. After she moved to Buffalo, the day she returned home the hospital, she insisted on making Shabbat dinner for an ailing neighbor, something she did every week without telling anyone.
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