Abraham was the ninth of eleven children born to Jared and Hannah (Kellogg) Andruss. Abraham married first Sarah Barker and they had five children: Charles, Edgar, Laura, Frank, and Robert. He married second Gertrude Hardenbaugh and they had two children, Albert and Edith.
Abraham came to New York City in 1835 and started in business as a builder. He erected a number of buildings in New York City, among which were the Murray Hill Hotel, the Cotton Exchange, and the Everett House.
Abraham came to New York City in 1835 and started in business as a builder. He erected a number of buildings in New York City, among which were the Murray Hill Hotel, the Cotton Exchange, and the Everett House.
Abraham was the ninth of eleven children born to Jared and Hannah (Kellogg) Andruss. Abraham married first Sarah Barker and they had five children: Charles, Edgar, Laura, Frank, and Robert. He married second Gertrude Hardenbaugh and they had two children, Albert and Edith.
Abraham came to New York City in 1835 and started in business as a builder. He erected a number of buildings in New York City, among which were the Murray Hill Hotel, the Cotton Exchange, and the Everett House.
Abraham came to New York City in 1835 and started in business as a builder. He erected a number of buildings in New York City, among which were the Murray Hill Hotel, the Cotton Exchange, and the Everett House.
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