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Frieda Frumet Walz
(1900 - 1987)
Am 17.6.1941 Flucht gemeinsam mit Ehemann und Mutter nach den USA (New York).
Klara (Gitle) Sänger
(1865 - 1942)
Simon Siegfried* Laupheimer
(1882 - 1955)
1938/39 Emigration in die USA
Heinrich Laupheimer
(1845 - d.)
1863 Auswanderung in die USA
Elias Laupheimer
(1836 - d.)
1855 Auswanderung in die USA
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Birth (1724) and annihilation (1942) of a Jewish community
Migration flow - reconstruction attempt
1724-1730
The first 4 families...
Leopold Jakob (from Buchau)
Joseph Schlesinger (from Buchau)
Leopold Weil (from Buchau)
David Obernauer
(from Grundsheim)
1730-1754
Community of 27 families, coming from...
Fellheim
Fischach
Illeraichheim
Ederheim in Ries...
Some new families (23?)...
Adler :
Simon Jakob Adler
(came in 1750 rom Ederheim in Ries) - ancestor of artist Friedrich Adler (1878-1942)
Gutermann : Löw Gutermann (becore 1744)
Heilbronner : Emanuel Heilbronner (before 1744)
Mayer :
Isak Mayer
(came between 1740-1744 from Fischach)
Thannhauser :
Moses Thannhauser
, came to Laupheim before son's birth in 1751 (before 1744)
Ullmann : Maier Ullmann (before 1744)
...
1754-1807
41 families, about 275 people at turn of century, living in 17 houses. Among the new families...
Einstein :
Leopold Jehuda Einstein
, came before 1761
Essinger :
David Jacob Essinger
, petitioned in 1772, came perhaps from Buchau
Gunz :
Aaron Gunz
, came before 1781
Rieser :
Emanuel Hirsch Rieser
, came from Pflaumloch before 1757
Steiner :
Victor ben Simon Steiner
, came to Laupheim between 1751-1760.
Levigard:
Abraham Levigard
, came from Ichenhausen before 1782
Among the deceased/buried in this period...
Samuel bar Naftali ha Cohen (Hirsch Samuel Kahn) - deceased in 1764
Baruch Joseph Laemmle
- came from Fischach, died in Laupheim between 1760-1788
...
1807-1820
59 families
Heilbronner :
Bernhard Jissachar Heilbronner
, came from Harburg, married in Laupheim
...
Act of 1828, i.a. obligation of surnames, record keeping...
Very few families had surnames. Prominent examples...
Einstein
Obernauer
Weil
...
Some new surnames emerged. Examples...
Surnames derived through germanisation...
Levi, Löw, Löffler, Levinger, Lövinger
Heumann...
Surnames derived from origin...
Nördlinger
Öttinger
Hofheimer
Thannhauser
From 1820...
Bergmann :
Anton Bergmann
(1854-1912), came from Rowny between 1854-1878, married Helene Adler
1868, full equality of all citizens
Samuel Laemmle, first jew elected to town council
Jewish emigration flows
1850s : to cities such as Ulm, Stuttgart, München, Frankfurt
1835-1870 : 176 jews emigrate to the US
Several sons of Simon Isak Adler and Sophie Noerdlinger
Julius Adler (1855)
Simon Adler (1852)
Maier Baruch Friedberger (1853)
Maier Guggenheimer and his wife (1854)
Sara Guggenheimer (1852)
Hirsch Hofheimer (1852)
Elias Laupheimer (1855)
Several Loevinger
Isak Levinger (1854)
Leopold Löwenstein (1854)
Abraham Rödelheimer (1853)
Abraham Rosenthal
(1848) and his 9 children aged 7-23 (1849)
Salomon Uhlman (1855)
Aron Wasserman (1854)
...
After 1933...
...
Jewish population figures
Year Jewish population Percentage
1730 : ca. 25 - 1.3%
1754 : ca. 75 - 3.7%
1784 : ca. 125 - 5.6%
1808 : 278 - 8.6%
1824 : 464 - 17.3%
1831 : 548 - 18.2%
1846 : 759 - 21.7%
1856 : 796 - 22,6%
1869 : 843 - 13.4%
1886 : 570 - 8.3%
1900 : 443 - 6.1%
1910 : 348 - 4.3%
1933 : 249 - 2.7%
1943 : 0 - 0,0%
Nearby jewisch communities
Source: John H. Bergmann
Binswangen, since 1450
Huerben-Krumbach, since 1504
Ichenhausen, since 1543
Buchau, since 1573
Buttenwiesen, since 1599
Sources
John H. Bergmann Collection
, at the Leo Baeck Institute
Steinheim Institut...
Wikipedia...
Jewish emigration from Württemberg to the US, between 1848-1855
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