Stern & Loebl Families Database
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Haium ISAAK became HEILBERG
1746 - 1816 (70 years)-
Name Haium ISAAK became HEILBERG Birth 1746 Quirnbach, Germany 
Gender Male Death 1816 Meudt, Germany Person ID I388 My Genealogy Last Modified 1 Mar 2024
Father Isaak HAIUM d. Abt 1783, Quirnbach, Germany Relationship natural Mother UNKNOWN d. Aft 1784, still lived in Quirnbach in 1784 Relationship natural Family ID F4072 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 Eva JAKOB, b. 1746, Meudt, Germany d. 17 Oct 1795, Meudt, Germany (Age 49 years) Children 1. Johanetta Hanna HAIUM, b. 1 Nov 1778, Meudt, Germany d. 12 May 1846, Meudt, Germany (Age 67 years) [natural]2. Isaak HAIUM, b. 15 Nov 1783, Meudt, Germany d. 26 Jun 1825, Meudt, Germany (Age 41 years) [natural]3. Loeb Jehuda Haium became HEILBERG, b. 20 Sep 1793, Meudt, Germany d. 3 Jun 1868, Meudt, Germany (Age 74 years) [natural]4. Jakob Haium became HEILBERG, b. 19 Jun 1790, Hahn, Germany d. 27 Dec 1847, Hahn, Germany (Age 57 years) [natural]Family ID F30 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 1 Mar 2024
Family 2 Breilal Braile LOEB, b. 20 Apr 1767, Lahr, Germany d. 11 Apr 1821, Meudt, Germany (Age 53 years) Marriage Bef 1806 Children 1. Meyer Loeb HAIUM, b. Abt 1806 [natural] Family ID F231 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 1 Mar 2024
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Notes - A cattle dealer and butcher (shochet). The name established in Meudt is derived from the given name Heyum/Hayyim/Haium => Heyumberg => HEILBERG. An extract from the Hessisches Hauptstaatsarchiv (=HHStA) in Wiesbaden, archive number "Abt. 116 No. XIV 3" and "Abt. 243 No. 919" explains that Heyem son of Isac of Meudt paid the protection money as it fell due untill he suffered repeated looting and other events during the Napoleonic Wars. His wife Eva was shot to death in their own house whilst in his care..
- A cattle dealer and butcher (shochet). The name established in Meudt is derived from the given name Heyum/Hayyim/Haium => Heyumberg => HEILBERG. An extract from the Hessisches Hauptstaatsarchiv (=HHStA) in Wiesbaden, archive number "Abt. 116 No. XIV 3" and "Abt. 243 No. 919" explains that Heyem son of Isac of Meudt paid the protection money as it fell due untill he suffered repeated looting and other events during the Napoleonic Wars. His wife Eva was shot to death in their own house whilst in his care..