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Ascher Lemuel "Lamle" Lehmann

Also Known As: "Ascher Laemle Weldt", "Ascher Lemuel Weldtsberg", "Ascher Lemmle Weldtsberg"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: oberfränkischen Landgemeinde Zeckendorf, Germany
Death: April 20, 1858 (88)
Verden, Lower Saxony, Germany
Immediate Family:

Son of Aron Meyer Weldt and Zaire Weldt
Husband of Roeschen "Shoshanna" Lehmann
Father of Jette Leeser; Sophie (Zaire) Michaelis; Hannchen Magnus; Aaron Lehmann; Clarchen Simon and 3 others

Occupation: kleiner Händler
Managed by: Private User
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About Ascher Lemuel "Lamle" Lehmann

Marcus Lehmanns Vater, Ascher Laemle Weldt, genannt Lehmann (1769-1858), stammte aus der oberfränkischen Landgemeinde Zeckendorf. Er folgte einem seiner Brüder nach Böhmen. Als er zur österreichischen Armee eingezogen werden sollte, floh er nach Norddeutschland.

Er war neben seinem Beruf als kleiner Händler, den er mit wechselndem Erfolg ausübte, auch rabbinischer Gelehrter. Er hatte an der Prager Jeschiwa (Talmud-Hochschule, ähnlich der Halberstädter Klaus) noch ein rein jüdisches Studium absolviert.

Source: "Medaon", Berndt Strobach

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R' Marcus (Meir) Lehmann was his youngest of eight children.

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http://digital.cjh.org:80/R/-?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=637...

Object - Complex Object ()

Title Urgrossvaters Tagebuch, 1786-1850

Access Restrictions Memoir is digitized.

Creator or Author Weldtsberg, Ascher Laemle .

Creator or Author Lehmann, Max .

Creator or Author Lehmann, Martin .

Date Verden,, 1850.

LC Subject Rabbis. Orthodox Judaism -- Publications -- Periodicals. Education, Higher -- 1786-1789 Napoleonic Wars, 1800-1815 Editors Merchants

Subject Mendershausen family

Notes

Ascher Laemle Weldtsberg (called Lehmann) was born in Zeckendorf (Upper Franconia) in 1769. He studied at the Yeshiva in Prague between 1786 and 1789. He settled in Verden (Aller) and adopted the name Weldtsberg. He died there in 1858. His son Markus Lehmann was the founder and editor of the orthodox periodical "Israelit", and a rabbi in Mainz.

Exact description of author's journey through Bohemia to take up his studies at the Yeshiva in Prague in 1786; return to Germany; army supplier in Napoleonic Wars; as merchant in Verden (Aller); contains genealogical information on Lehmann, Leeser, Mendel, Friedlaender, Prins, Phillips, Mendershausen, Tscherniak, Hertz and Preuss families.

Publisher Lehmann, Max

Publisher Lehmann, Martin

Object Type Memoirs and biographies

Extent 67 + 59 pages.

Call Number ME 682 Call Number MM 80

Citation Link http://digital.cjh.org:80/R/-?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=637...

Language German

Language English

Repository Leo Baeck Institute, LBI Archives, 15 West 16th Street, New York, NY 10011

Record ID 637688

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Ascher Lemuel "Lamle" Lehmann's Timeline

1769
June 28, 1769
oberfränkischen Landgemeinde Zeckendorf, Germany
1807
May 24, 1807
Hoya, Lower Saxony, Germany
1810
October 29, 1810
Hoya, Lower Saxony, Germany
1813
February 26, 1813
Verden, Lower Saxony, Germany
1816
February 23, 1816
Verden, Lower Saxony, Germany
1818
June 26, 1818
Verden, Lower Saxony, Germany
1821
February 26, 1821
Verden, Lower Saxony, Germany
1825
March 17, 1825
Verden, Lower Saxony, Germany
1831
December 29, 1831
Verden, Hanover, Lower Saxony, Germany