Daughter of Nathan Morris Wald and Esther Golde (Marks) Wald, in 1895 Rose emigrated from Rohatyn, in what was then the province of Galicia in Austrian Poland, to New York City. She came with her mother and one of her siblings, Samuel/Selig Wald.
Like so many Jewish immigrants in those days on the Lower East Side of New York, she worked in a clothing factory.
In 1915, she married Isidor Wallenstein, with whom she had two children: Florence and Murray Norman Wallenstein. Rose and Isidor divorced in 1945.
She married her second husband, Harry Garchen Austrian, in Florida in the same year.
Like so many Jewish immigrants in those days on the Lower East Side of New York, she worked in a clothing factory.
In 1915, she married Isidor Wallenstein, with whom she had two children: Florence and Murray Norman Wallenstein. Rose and Isidor divorced in 1945.
She married her second husband, Harry Garchen Austrian, in Florida in the same year.
Daughter of Nathan Morris Wald and Esther Golde (Marks) Wald, in 1895 Rose emigrated from Rohatyn, in what was then the province of Galicia in Austrian Poland, to New York City. She came with her mother and one of her siblings, Samuel/Selig Wald.
Like so many Jewish immigrants in those days on the Lower East Side of New York, she worked in a clothing factory.
In 1915, she married Isidor Wallenstein, with whom she had two children: Florence and Murray Norman Wallenstein. Rose and Isidor divorced in 1945.
She married her second husband, Harry Garchen Austrian, in Florida in the same year.
Like so many Jewish immigrants in those days on the Lower East Side of New York, she worked in a clothing factory.
In 1915, she married Isidor Wallenstein, with whom she had two children: Florence and Murray Norman Wallenstein. Rose and Isidor divorced in 1945.
She married her second husband, Harry Garchen Austrian, in Florida in the same year.
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