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Leopold Abeles

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Žatec (Saaz), Louny, Ústí nad Labem, Czech Republic
Death: July 18, 1890 (73)
Mariannengasse 20, Sanatorium, Wien-9, Österreich (Austria) (Darmentartung)
Place of Burial: Wien, Wien, Austria
Immediate Family:

Son of Joachim Abeles and Rebecca Abeles
Husband of Marie Abeles
Father of Ida Pollak; Hugo Abeles; Otto Abeles Arens; Dr. Heinrich Arens (Abeles); Hedwig Levinstein and 3 others
Brother of Eleonora Semmler; Franziska Weingarten; Veronica Samel (Abeles); David Abeles and Rosalia Simon

Occupation: Lawyer, Grossindustrieller und Begrunder der firma Leopold Abeles in Rothkesteletz, BaumWoll Fabrik
Managed by: Nathaniel Udell
Last Updated:

About Leopold Abeles

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Per death record birth location was Žatec (Saaz) Bohemia. 2089: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1971-25800-6214-85?cc=2028... (Rina Talmore )

Notes:

  • Leopold (Leop.) Abeles see letter page-1-2 in Documents
  • Profit.cz 12/2/2007 Košer Textil z Kostelce
  • Textile firm Leopold Abeles & Söhne in Roth-Kostelec (Böhmen), Erlach (Niederösterreich), Börsennotiz Prag and Vienna, see history of Červený Kostelec: "The year of 1841 had special importance for Červený Kostelec. A factor of a Prague firm Leopold Abeles came to the townlet. Abeles began his own factory enterprise – he built a warehouse, starch factory, drying chamber and mangle soon followed by a mechanical cotton-spinning work room. With Abeles, the cotton came to the town and pushed the linen production definitely aside to the second position. The modern spinning mill was built in 1873. It employed 300 weavers and for Abeles worked another 600 local ones. To the profile of the textile production in Kostelec added a fabric dying as well. The first dyer began in 1837; forty years later, there were 16 dye-houses. In 1860 the firm just, started operation. Since 1864, it fully concentrated on dyeing and modifying the fabric. For Kostelec began acompletely new phase of its development. It quickly changed into an industrial centre.. Leopold Abeles se ubytoval v domě čp.108. Ten dům on nekoupil, ale pouze tam bydlel. Potom koupil dům čp.183 a to byl základ jeho budoucí továrny. Továrnu rozšiřoval a unikátem ve své době bylo postavení tkalcovny odlité z železobetonu. Lidé té budově říkali "vysokostavba" nebo také "mrakodrap". Leopold also bought a small factory in Česká Třebová from Mr. Matysek in abt. 1849, expanded it and in 1882 sold it to Vienna firm HPS - Hermann Pollack’s Söhne, owned by brothers Leopold a Bedřich Pollack
  • Residence: Obere Donaustrasse 37Vienna II
  • Residence: Červený Kostelec (Roth Kosteletz) Nachod District, Královehradecký Region, Austria-Bohemia (Czech Republic) - From Before 1851 To After 1857
  • Residence: Kostelec (Roth KOsteletz - From Before 1851 To After 1857
  • Residence: Kostelec (Roth KOsteletz) - From Before 1851 To After 1857
  • Residence: House 108Červený Kostelec (Roth Kosteletz) Nachod District, Královehradecký Region, Austria-Bohemia (Czech Republic) - From 1851
  • Residence: House 108Kostelec, Kosteletz - From 1851
  • Residence: House 183Červený Kostelec (Roth Kosteletz) Nachod District, Královehradecký Region, Austria-Bohemia (Czech Republic) - Feb 4 1853
  • Residence: Gonzagagasse 1173Vienna, Austria - From Before 1862
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Leopold Abeles's Timeline

1816
December 7, 1816
Žatec (Saaz), Louny, Ústí nad Labem, Czech Republic
1850
June 6, 1850
č. 183, Červený Kostelec (Roth Kosteletz), Nachod, Hradec Králové Region, Czechia (Czech Republic)
1851
September 4, 1851
Cerveny Kostelec Roth Kosteletz, Czech Republic
1853
February 4, 1853
č. 183, Červený Kostelec (Roth Kosteletz), Nachod, Hradec Králové Region, Czechia (Czech Republic)
1854
April 22, 1854
Červený Kostelec (Roth Kosteletz) Nachod District, Všestary, Hradec Králové District, Hradec Králové Region, Czechia (Czech Republic)
1857
March 18, 1857
Červený Kostelec (Roth-Kosteletz), Náchod District, Hradec Králové Region, Czech Republic
1858
February 24, 1858
Kosteletz, Bohemia, Czech Republic
1860
April 20, 1860
Brno, Moravia, Czechia (Czech Republic)
1862
November 18, 1862
Vienna, Austria