Harry Braham

1850–1923 (age 73)

Biography

Harry Braham lived from 1850 to 1923 and is remembered at The Evergreens Cemetery for his contribution to the life of his community during years of societal change.

Although the records do not specify his occupation, the enduring remembrance of his name speaks to the quiet influence he exerted among those who knew him.

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