Bernhard Freudenberg

Bernhard Freudenberg (1823-1877) of Magdeburg, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany. His family moved to Berlin, Germany around 1832. Bernhard was a partner in Freudenberg und Meyer, a tulle and lace business. (b. 11 May 1823; Magdeburg, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany - d. 30 January 1877; Berlin, Brandenburg, Germany)

Parents: Moses Freudenberg (1786-1846) and Henrietta Wolff (1796-1868).

Religion: He was Jewish.

Birth: 11 May 1823 in Magdeburg, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany.

Siblings: Johanna Freudenberg (1816-1888), Siegmund Freudenberg (1828-1908), Ottomar Freudenberg (1831-1907), Rudolph Freudenberg (1832-1882), Gustav Freudenberg (1833-1902), Fanni Franziska Freudenberg (1836-1905), Moritz Freudenberg, Riekhen Freudenberg, and Valentin Freudenberg (1814-1883).

Marriage: He married Bertha Abraham (1828-1888) on 7 June 1852 in Berlin, Brandenburg, Prussia.

Children: Sophie Freudenberg (1854-1854) who died as an infant; Martin Georg Freudenberg (1855-1931); Clara Antonie Freudenberg (1856-1939) Schwerin; Martha Helene Freudenberg (1858-1864); Ludwig Albert Freudenberg (1860 -?); Katharina Olga Freudenberg (1862-1893); Oskar Erich Freudenberg (1864-1942); Felix Curt Freudenberg (1867-1904); Henriette Agnes Freudenberg (1869-1950) Salomon; and Willy Freudenberg (1871-1871) who died as an infant.

Occupation: Freudenberg und Meyer, a tulle and lace business.

Death: He died on 29 January 1877 in Berlin, Brandenburg, Germany.

Burial: Grave 16445 at the Jewish Cemetery, Schönhauser Allee, Berlin, Germany. There is no tombstone for him.

Research: Written by Richard Arthur Norton on November 5, 2018, based on the research of David Keays of England.

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