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  • Adolf Abraham Wolf Bachenheimer (1882 - 1944)
    Eintrag im »Gedenkbuch« des Bundesarchivs:Bachenheimer, Adolf Abraham Wolfgeboren am 21. Dezember 1882 in Wetter / Marburg a. d. Lahn / Hessen-Nassau wohnhaft in EssenDeportation: ab Düsseldorf 21. Jul...
  • Anneliese Bachenheimer (1927 - 1943)
    Eintrag im »Gedenkbuch« des Bundesarchivs:Bachenheimer, Anneliesegeboren am 13. April 1927 in Röddenau / Frankenberg / Hessen-Nassau wohnhaft in Röddenau und Frankfurt a. MainDeportation: ab Dortmund 2...
  • Bettina Adina Schulhaus (1898 - 1941)
    Eintrag im »Gedenkbuch« des Bundesarchivs:Schulhaus, Bettinageborene Bachenheimer geboren am 02. September 1898 in Kirchhain / - / Hessen-Nassau wohnhaft in Abterode und Frankfurt a. MainDeportation: a...
  • Betty Bachenheimer (1894 - aft.1942)
    Eintrag im »Gedenkbuch« des Bundesarchivs:Bachenheimer, Bettygeborene Freudenthal geboren am 09. September 1894 in Laisa / Biedenkopf / Hessen-Nassau wohnhaft in SalzwedelDeportation: ab Magdeburg-Pots...
  • Dina Bachenheimer (1880 - 1942)
    Eintrag im »Gedenkbuch« des Bundesarchivs: Bachenheimer, Dina geb. Rosenbaum geboren am 06. August 1880 in Dortmund/Westfalen wohnhaft in Dortmund DEPORTATION 00.00.1942, unbekannter De...

About the Bachenheimer surname

There are at least two schools of thought about the origin and meaning of the family name Bachenheimer. This name was adopted by one or more families in and around Rauischholzhausen, a small village a few kilometers eaast of Marburg, in the early 19th century as a result of the requirement imposed during by Napoleonic regime to take a "German-sounding " name and abandon the usual Jewish patronymic naming convention of "X-son of -Y". One school believes the name derives from the term "brook [water] bucket (Bach eimer). The other school believes the name derives from the term brook dweller (Bach heimer). An argument favoring the latter is that at least one of the Bachenheimer houses in Rauischholzhausen is in close proximity to the Ruelfbach, a small stream running through the village. Another is that this same house had a small stream running through the root cellar beneath the house.