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About David Mayer
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David Mayer was the head of the Jewish community in their hometown of Prenzlau, Germany.
The family had been in the wool wholesale and trade business since 1828 in the city of Prenzlau, Germany, doing business under the name of the founding father, "Ascher Mayer"
In a letter to his parents, Karl Jaspers reported on his conversations and impressions of his new in-laws, David and Clara Mayer, the parents of his wife Gertrud Mayer.
He called David Mayer a "very fine person who proves by his manner of expression and topic of conversation that he is an educated individual." Jaspers further reported that David Mayer rarely left Prenzlau and had always been in the wholesale wood trade, yes his horizons were broad and he was the "soul of the business"
Gertrude Mayer's mother, Clara, was described as an attentive housewife, who preferred to remain in the background due to modesty.
According to Karl Jaspers, David Mayer was reported to have remarked upon Jasper's personality to Gertrud: "He is such a dear, pleasant individual -- oh, if only he were Jewish!"
Mayer-David 1929 Prenzlau death
- Name: David Maÿer [Mayer]
- Birth Date: abt 1835 [1 Aug 1834]
- Age: 94
- Death Date: 3 Mrz 1929 (3 Mar 1929)
- Civil Registration Office: Prenzlau, Brandenburg, Deutschland (Germany)
- Certificate Number: 106
- Source Information: Ancestry.com. Prenzlau, Germany, Deaths, 1874-1950 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015. Original data: Personenstandsregister, Sterberegister, 1874-1950. Stadtarchiv Prenzlau.
- Reference: MyHeritage Genealogy - SmartCopy: Jul 20 2018, 22:40:01 UTC
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David Mayer's Timeline
| 1834 |
August 1, 1834
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Prenzlau, Brandenburg, Germany
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| 1871 |
October 4, 1871
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Prenzlau, Germany
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| 1873 |
February 7, 1873
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Prenzlau, Brandenburg, Germany
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| 1874 |
September 20, 1874
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Prenzlau, Brandenburg, Germany
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| 1879 |
February 26, 1879
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Prenzlau, Brandenburg, Germany
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| 1880 |
October 12, 1880
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Prenzlau, Brandenburg, Germany
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| 1883 |
January 24, 1883
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Prenzlau, Brandenburg, Germany
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| 1885 |
January 11, 1885
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Prenzlau, Brandenburg, Germany
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| 1887 |
December 8, 1887
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Prenzlau, Brandenburg, Germany
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| 1890 |
September 3, 1890
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Prenzlau, Brandenburg, Germany
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