Emanuel Eisler

Emmanuel Eisler Born 01/20/1848 | Died 08/24/1914
Born in Humpolec, Bohemia.
Married to Maria, born 1848.
Lived and died as a master carpenter and photographer in Liezen 12.
Moved to Liezen in 1874 as a foreman for the Enns obstruction.

He had at least the following seven sons:

• Sigmund, born on June 27, 1870
• Ignaz, born on May 10, 1872
• Rudolf, born on May 22, 1881
• Leo, born on November 28, 1882
• Richard, born on May 31, 1884, died on August 24, 1914
• Karl, born on January 21, 1888, died on December 19, 1945 in Schladming
• Adolf Eisler, born on June 27, 1891, died on November 10, 1942 in Auschwitz

According to the registration book 1) from 1874 it was house number 151, commonly known as Lipp auf der Leiten;
2) from 1874 registered as a carpenter and photographer in the Eisler-Haus, at that time number 12;
3) from February 3rd, 1880 in the Mühl und Säge apartment building, at that time house number 214.
According to the registration books, he was first responsible for Groß Strojkowitz / Deutsch Brod / Böhmen, and since April 15, 1901 for Liezen.

After his death he was buried in the small Jewish section of the Bad Aussee cemetery. The text of the inscription reads:

Here rests our dear good father, Mr. Emanuel Eisler, master carpenter and photographer in Liezen, died on August 26th, 1914 at the age of 67 and our dear kind-hearted mother, Mrs. Maria Eisler, died on June 1st, 1930 at the age of 83. On the anniversary of the father's death, the son Richard died a hero's death near Premislany.

(https://www.liezen.at/de/stadtchronik/personen/emanueleisler.html)