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.
Elias Lazarus WEIL
Abt 1788 - 1861 (73 years)-
Name Elias Lazarus WEIL Birth Abt 1788 Buehl, Germany 
Gender Male Death 5 Feb 1861 Buehl, Germany Person ID I14536 My Genealogy Last Modified 1 Mar 2024
Father Raphael WEIL, b. 24 Nov 1766, Buehl, Germany d. 8 Mar 1814, Buehl, Germany (Buried in Kuppenheim) (Age 47 years) Relationship natural Mother UNKNOWN d. Bef 1809 Relationship natural Marriage Bef 1788 Family ID F6380 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Babette Barbara Beyerle Baerbel Beier WEIL, b. Betw. 1790 - 1792, Altdorf im Breisgau, Ettenheim, Germany d. 5 Oct 1847, Buehl, Germany (Age 55 years) Marriage 8 Jun 1812 kippenheim Children 1. Heinrich Hirschel WEIL, b. 15 Mar 1822, Altdorf im Breisgau, Ettenheim, Germany d. 10 Sep 1872, Buehl, Germany (Age 50 years) [natural]2. Levi WEIL, b. 8 Apr 1813, Buehl, Germany d. 19 May 1814, Buehl, Germany (buried in Kuppenheim) (Age 1 year) [natural]3. Raphael WEIL, b. 8 Apr 1815, Buehl, Germany d. Aft 1863, USA (Age > 49 years) [natural]4. Marum WEIL, b. 9 Dec 1817, Buehl, Germany [natural]Family ID F5078 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 1 Mar 2024
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Notes - Published research into the history of Middle Baden (Offenburg) appears to indicate that Elias Weil was an informant to one Franz Josef Haeflein who was Chairman and Privy Councillor of the Regional Parliament and a known supporter of Klemens von Metternich (born 1773 in Koblenz), who was both praised and heavily criticised for the policies he pursued as an Austrian politician and diplomat and who helped form the alliance of Austria, Great Britain, Prussia, and Russia that ultimately defeated Napoleon. Elias spent time in both prison and a work house and the research also talks of him being in debt from as early as 1816. Elias worked for his father in a dry goods and cattle dealing business and was also a teacher in Altdorf.
The Buehl Familienbuch states: Elias Weil - merchant/tradesman (1813-1815, 1817); teacher in Altdorf (1822); Elias Weil emigrated to America in 1840, funded by the Israelite community of Bühl and the treasury, yet returned a year later; in September 1851, Elias once again requested state funds to emigrate; at this time, he was being held in police custody in Pforzheim already for the third time; in a writ on 18 September 1851, the Synagogue Council of Bühl was willing to put only 50 Gulden for the emigration at the disposal of the “completely depraved, detrimental to society, and incorrigible Elias Weil”, because it was thought, that the planned emigration was only a pretext for escaping from police custody; on 9 October 1851, the government of the Mittelrheinkreis [Central Rhine Region] therefore refused to forward the request to the next higher office.
- Published research into the history of Middle Baden (Offenburg) appears to indicate that Elias Weil was an informant to one Franz Josef Haeflein who was Chairman and Privy Councillor of the Regional Parliament and a known supporter of Klemens von Metternich (born 1773 in Koblenz), who was both praised and heavily criticised for the policies he pursued as an Austrian politician and diplomat and who helped form the alliance of Austria, Great Britain, Prussia, and Russia that ultimately defeated Napoleon. Elias spent time in both prison and a work house and the research also talks of him being in debt from as early as 1816. Elias worked for his father in a dry goods and cattle dealing business and was also a teacher in Altdorf.