[2] He proceeded to Shanghai, where he conducted the mercantile operations of the Chinese branch of the firm of David Sassoon, Sons & Co.[2] He went to London in 1858, where he opened a bank on Leadenhall Street.

[1] He served as president of a committee which had for its object the organization of an expedition to the Jews in China, Abyssinia, and the East.

[1] For several years, he acted as examiner in Hebrew to the Jews' Free School.

They had four children giving rise to his grandchildren as follows: They lived at Ashley Park in Walton-on-Thames, Surrey and equally at 17 Cumberland Terrace next to Regent's Park in St Pancras, London.

[1] Later, Flora moved to 37 Adelaide Crescent in Hove, East Sussex.