Stern & Loebl Families Database

A fully searchable database containing the Jewish ancestors of the Stern and Lobl/Loebl families - and their many descendant lines as researched by Gerald Stern.

Notes

Matches 351 to 400 of 1,766

#	Notes	Linked to
351	Alternative source gives dob as 5 Apr 1902 and marriage as 4 Jun 1932.	WEILL, Kurt (I5561)
352	Alternative source gives dob as 7 Dec 1886 and marriage as 12 Jan 1921.	HORWITZ, Recha (I4818)
353	Alternative source gives dod as 3 Nov 1928	WEILL, Hanna or Hanchen (I4583)
354	Although the name Bodenheimer was taken in Niederhochstadt by Abraham's father in 1773, Abraham moved to Liedolsheim with his children where in 1802 they took the name Hochstetter.	HOCHSTETTER, Abraham Mendel became (I3783)
355	Altstadt	CAHN, Baruch (I426)
356	An accomplished artist who produced numerous pencil sketches of famous musicians. See: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Hilda_Wiener See Royal Academy of Music: http://www.ram.ac.uk/museum/item/18815 and http://www.ram.ac.uk/museum/item/18814	SAMUEL, Hilda Beatrice (I7399)
357	An accomplished musician, Colin earned his master's degree at the Juilliard School and later studied at the Paris Conservatory. Colinwas professor of music at the University of Pittsburgh from 1948 until 1986. He was also a composer.	STERNE, Colin Chase (I19436)
358	An accomplished musician.	BRADSHAW, Roberta Clements (I19437)
359	An accountant in Frankfurt	KLIBANSKI, Josef (I8698)
360	An actress Source: Birthe Kain Oct 2012	WOLFF, Maria Theresia Alice (I526)
361	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I19598)
362	An alternative DOB is 1815	BODENHEIMER, Meyer (I19697)
363	An American academic and philosopher, who taught at the University of California, Berkeley, in Berkeley, California. His research interests included mathematical logic, and the philosophy of science and he is best known for the Craig interpolation theorem.	CRAIG, Willi Krakenberger became William (I4963)
364	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I3407)
365	An American critic, columnist and author.	GOTTFRIED, Martin (I20769)
366	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I20759)
367	An Architect in Kaiserslautern	MUENSTER, Josef (I18599)
368	An artist and painter. She studied at the Slade School of Fine Art, London (1924-8) and started working for the art dealer Frederick Lessore whom she later married. After his death in 1951 she took over his West End Gallery, the Beaux Arts Gallery in Bruton Place, London where she remained director until 1965. In 1958 she was made an OBE for her services to fine arts.	BROOK, Helen (I8737)
369	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I10930)
370	An artist who emigrated to Florida, USA	SCHREK, Michael (I13009)
371	An Ashkenazi Jewish banker, imperial court diplomat, factor, and military supplier for the Holy Roman Emperor. He enjoyed the special favor of Emperor Leopold I, to whom he advanced considerable sums of money for the Great Turkish War. Prince Eugene of Savoy brought him a large number of valuable Hebrew manuscripts from Turkey, which became the nucleus of the famous David Oppenheim Library, now part of the Bodleian Library at Oxford. Source: Wikipedia "The most renowned and honoured of the Oppenheims". See Encyclopedia Judaica 22, page 419. He was also known as Samuel Heidelberg. Source: Daniel E Loeb loeb17@gmail.com Zur Kanne	OPPENHEIMER, Samuel Wolf (I20863)
372	An attorney, a University of Arizona Wildcats fan, a radio and television actor and a member of many civic organizations. He was involved for many years in community and Jewish activities in Tucson and died of complications arising from Diabetes.	LAHR, Herbert (I2262)
373	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I2258)
374	An engine fitter (journeyman) and later an insurance superintendant.	NEWBY, John (I8765)
375	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I20760)
376	An engraver. Never married.	BARUCH, Jacob (I7045)
377	An inkeeper at "Zur Krone" in Kippenheim.	WEYL, Lippmann Liebmann (I16182)
378	An innkeeper	OPPENHEIM, Juda Loeb Meir (I20897)
379	An insurance agent. Lived in Nuremberg.	WETZLER, Jacob (I10203)
380	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I11843)
381	An inventor and problem solver. Started Eldorado Tool Inc.	BLOCH, Frederick Siegfried (I1333)
382	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I10025)
383	An investment banker who began his banking career with Morgan Guarantee Trust in 1962, ran its Geneva office in the 1970's and remained with the company until 1981. Became president of the Swiss Helvetia Fund, the first mutual fund in the United States to specialize in Swiss securities. He served briefly as the secretary and chief operating officer of Christie's International, the New York auction house, before joining the Hottinger Banking Group of Paris. He was president of the arm of the bank known as the Hottinger Capital Corporation, and created and led the Swiss Helvetia Fund, which is listed on the New York Stock Exchange. He died of cancer at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in Manhattan.	DE MONTEBELLO, Georges Roger Francois Lannes (I7150)
384	An ironmonger. According to Alfred Sonder his marriage to Eva took place on 9 Feb 1819 in Kippenheim	WEIL, Loew Arie (I16239)
385	An Isak Morgensterns found (by researcher Julius Muller) in the Hungarian Census of 1828 in Tokay (county Czabols).	MORGENSTERN, Isak Mayer became (I16334)
386	An Italian-American abstract expressionist artist.	MANFREDI, Joseph (Fred) (I7220)
387	An organic chemist. He left Germany in 1937 and started a small pharmaceutical business in Belgium but was deported St Cyprien internment camp in France in 1940 from where he escaped and left for the USA. He established a business named Chemo Puro on Long Island.	BAMBERGER, Hugo (I10826)
388	Anne was married with a boy and 3 daughters. Tragically her son committed suicide around 18 years of age.	LEWIS, Anne (I8746)
389	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I7509)
390	Appointed President of the Synagogue in 1809. A fruit merchant.	DURLACHER, Raphael Chaim DURLACH became (I604)
391	Apprenticed in fashion clothing and became a buyer of knitwear and children's clothing. Left for Holland in 1933 and lived in Enschede where she worked in a similar line. In 1934 she met and married a business colleague called Max Slager. He was involved in property development and investment. In 1936 Hilde bore a son also called Max. The family wanted to move to the USA but her husband could not leave his business behind and they stayed in Holland until it was too late. Husband Max was arrested, imprisoned and died in 1941 in Mauthausen Concentration Camp. Hilde and her 6 year old son were hidden by a nurse. The child was hidden amongst asthmatic children. The nurse was eventually found out and the children deported. Young Max was murdered in Auschwitz. With the help of a food wholesaler, Hilde was able to escape using a false ID. She was hidden by a protestant pastor who cared for her for 3 years. After the war, Hilde continued to run a clothing business in Holland and in due course re-acquired her home and part of her husband's business but she never recovered from the loss of her family and eventually moved to New York in the 1954 where she worked as a children's nurse. She was awarded an 'Ayshet Chaiyl' (Women of Worth) award.	SELIGMANN, Hilde (I76)
392	Armin Morgenstern was born in Loštice on March 1, 1922. In 1939 he was fired from the Business College, because he was a Jew. Shortly after that he left the country. He evaded Polish police and slipped to Russia, where he became a teacher of German language. He was 17 years old. Later he joined the Czechoslovak (Svoboda) army in Russia and fought the Nazis. At that time almost 60% of this army consisted of Jewish volunteers. As a member of the air force he took part in many battles. After the war Armin safely returned home and settled in Prague. He was awarded the Order of the Red Flag, the Medal for Heroism, the Czechoslovak War Cross 1939 (twice), etc. Both Egon and Armin received the honorary medal of the town Loštice. From information supplied by Ludek Stipl, Lostice According to Olga Rassau (nee Reml), Armin became Petr Malina and had two children, a daughter living in Siciliy and a son who was a policeman in Prague. Feb 2018	MALINA, Armin MORGENSTERN became Petr (I18678)
393	Arrested 15th Apr 1942 and detained by a tribunal (OFK672) on 4th July 1942 for "espionage and helping the enemy". Decision to deport to Germany on 5th August 1942. Saint Gilles Prison 24 Apr 1942 to 15 Aug 1942, Bochum 19 Aug 1942 to 6 Mar 1943, Papenburg & Munster 16 Jun 1943 to 30 Aug 1943, Murdered in Esterwegen Concentration Campon about 26 Mar 1944.	WIENER, Philippe Charles (I7401)
394	Arrived from the USA in 1946 and was a founder of Kibbutz Ein Dor.	RAUFF, Zeev (I574)
395	Arrived in New York on 12 Mar 1940. Was living in Baltimore, Maryland, USA	LOEWENSTEIN, Norbert (I19216)
396	Arrived in New York on 18 Sep 1938. Was living in Baltimore, Maryland, USA	LOEWENSTEIN, Herbert (I19217)
397	Arrived in New York on 25 Jan 1938.	DANIEL, Ludwig Lutz (I2990)
398	Arrived in Pittsburgh 1875 Source 1920 US Census Pittsburgh Ward 1, Allegheny, Pennsylvania	LEVIN, Samuel Zavel (I8215)
399	Arrived in Rio de Janeiro in 1953. Moved to Miami, USA on 16 Mar 1962.	HEID, Ilse (I22997)
400	Arrived in the US in 1874. Lived in New Orleans.	HAAS, David (I21518)