The ancestors of Paula Baruch, nee Rothschild, part I (The Bollack and the Jacobi Families from Kreuznach)
FIRST GENERATION :
1.Joachim Bolack / Polack, till 1808 his name was Hayum Loew Bollak, merchant and 1765 Schutzjude in Kreuznach, born 1721 in Kreuznach. He married Sara Loeb. Hayum and Sara Bolack had five children:
+ 2. Salomon Bollack, born 04.01.1766 in Kreuznach, he married in 1812
Henrietta Dahl / Henerjette Thal, born 1792. Salomon and Henrietta Bollack had nine children.
+3. Simon Juda Bollack, born 1770 in Kreuznach. He married on 17.02.1813 in Kreuznach Henrietta Levi, born 1785 in Kreuznach, daughter of Carl Levy
and his wife Amalie nee Hirsch from Preusig near Koblenz.
4.N.N. Bolack (daughter), she was married in 1786 to Levi von Flonheim (Lewi von Flonem). They had a son.
5.Rebecka Bollack, born 05.06.1770 in Kreuznach. She was married to Joseph Suesmann Schlichter, born 05.07.1771 in Kreuznach, son of Joseph Moises from Schluechtern and his wife Brendel Ana. Rebecka and Joseph Suesmann Schlichter had four chidren. Rebecka Schlichter died 22.11.1823 in Kreuznach.
6.Jeanette Bollack, till 1808: Hindje Bollak.
At the end of the 18. century Hayum Bolack collected the protection tax (Schutzgeld) and assessed the property of memberrs of the jewish community in Kreuznach (Vermoegensabschaetzer).
(Andrea Fink, a.a.O., p.21, Martin Senner, a.a.O., p.33, 36)
SECOND GENERATION :
2.Salomon Bollack, born 04.01.1766 in Kreuznach. He dealed with food (Landesprodukte). He married in 1812 Henrietta Dahl / Henerjette Thal, born 1792. Salomon and Henrietta Bollack had nine children:
7.Simon Juda Bollack, till 1808: Juda Bollack, born 07.08.1814 in Kreuznach
+8. Sara Bollack, born 17.02.1816 in Kreuznach
9.Wilhelmine Bollack, born 10.02.1818 in Kreuznach
10.Hermann Bollack, born 01.03.1820 in Kreuznach
11.Pfanni / Fanny Bollack, born 28.12.1821 in Kreuznach
12.Johanna Bollack, born 25.01.1825 in Kreuznach
13.Elias Bollack, born 13.01.1827 in Kreuznach, died 25.05.1838 in Kreuznach
14.Ludwig Bollack, born 03.02.1829 in Kreuznach, he died 13.10.1829 in
Kreuznach.
15. Sigismund Bollack, born 22.12.1832 in Kreuznach, he died 27.04.1837 in Kreuznach.
Salomon Bollack died on 15.08.1862 in Kreuznach, Henrietta Bollack died on 14.08.1871 in Kreuznach.
3.Simon Juda Bollack, born 1770 in Kreuznach. He dealed with skins of animals ( Tierhaeute). He married on 17.02.1813 in Kreuznach Henrietta Levi, born1785 in Kreuznach, daughter of Carl Levy and his wife nee Hirsch from Preusig near Koblenz. Simon Juda and Henrietta Bollack had six children:
16.Heinrich Bollack, born 16.12.1814 in Kreuznach.
17.Sara Bollack, born January 1816 in Kreuznach, she died 02.10.1817 in
Kreuznach.
18.Carl Bollack, born 26.06.1817 in Kreuznach
+19. Sara Bollack, born 29.06.1819 in Kreuznach
20.Helene / Eleonore Bollack, born 21.01.1822 in Kreuznach
21.Leopold Bollack, born 25.06.1824 in Kreuznach, he died 13.01.1827 in
Kreuznach.
Henrietta Bollack died 31.05.1832 in Kreuznach, Simon Juda Bollack died
13.01.1837 in Kreuznach. (Andrea Fink, a.a.O., p. 21/22, Martin Senner, a.a.O., p.122, 147, 217)
THIRD GENERATION :
8. Sara Bollack, born 17.02.1816 in Kreuznach, daughter of Salomon Bollack and his wife Henrietta, nee Dahl / Thal
or
19. Sara Bollack, born 29.06.1819 in Kreuznach, daughter of Simon Juda Bollack and his wife Henrietta, nee Levi
one of the both was married to Carl Jacobi, born 11.02.1807 in Kreuznach, son of Aron Jacobi (born 1757, lived in Kreuznach since 1798, butcher and merchant, died 02.06.1838 in Kreuznach) and his wife Isabelle Feist, till 1808 Bela Joseph (born 1776 in Kreuznach, died 03.04.1838 in Kreuznach). First he made combs (Kammmacher), then he became a hotelier and restaurant manager and opened his own hotel in Mannheimer Strasse 135 (Hotel Jacobi).
Carl and Sara Jacobi had six children:
22.Albert Jacobi, born 20.02.1847 in Kreuznach, died 29.01.1848 in Kreuznach
23.Julius Jacobi, born 27.09.1848 in Kreuznach, died 26.02.1849 in Kreuznach
24.Babette / Barbara Jacobi, born 22.12.1849 in Kreuznach, she died on
30.07.1850 in Kreuznach.
+25. Jenny Jacobi, born 28.06.1851 in Kreuznach
26.Joseph Jacobi, born 20.08.1853 in Kreuznach
27.N. N. Jacobi, stillborn, male, 07.04.1857 in Kreuznach.
Sara Jacobi died 08.09.1882 in Kreuznach, Carl Jacobi died 25.03.1893 in
Kreuznach. (Andrea Fink, a.a.O., p. 21, 47, Martin Senner, a.a.O., p. 152, 155)
FOURTH GENERATION :
25.Jenny Jacobi, born 28.06.1851 in Kreuznach, she was married on 04.03.1879 in Kreuznach to Joseph Rothschild, born 12.02.1852 in Oberaula, son of Israel Rothschild from Oberaula and his wife Sophie nee Nagel from Meisenheim. Joseph Rothschild was a restaurant manager and wine merchant. Jenny and Joseph Rothschild had five children:
28. Betty Rothschild, born 24.12.1879 in Kreuznach, she died 12.01.1880 in Kreuznach.
+29. Pauline / Paula Rothschild, born 15.08.1881 in Kreuznach
+30. Elsa Rothschild, born 10.12.1882 in Kreuznach
31. Julius Rothschild, born 28.01.1885 in Kreuznach, he died 28.10.1888 in Kreuznach
32. Albert Rothschild, born 07.09.1889 in Keuznach.
Joseph and Jenny Rothschild moved on 25.06.1910 from Kreuznach to Frankfurt/Main.
(Andrea Fink, a.a.O., p.47, 87, Martin Senner, a.a.O., p.171, HHStAWi, 365, No. 643, 644, Oberaula)
FIFTH GENERATION :
29.Pauline / Paula Rothschild, born 15.08.1881 in Kreuznach. She was married on 09.03.1906 in Kreuznach to Berthold Baruch, born 27.12.1877 in
Niederwildungen.
(For the following generations look into the genealogy „The descendants of Feibel Baruch“.)
30.Elsa Rothschild, born 10.12.1882 in Kreuznach. She was married on 07.10.1909 in Kreuznach to Ludwig Schott, born 19.06.1877 in Hanau, son of Abraham Schott and his wife Helene, nee Bleibtreu. Elsa and Ludwig Schott lived in Wiesbaden. Elsa Schott was deported on 01.09.1942 from Frankfurt/Main to Theresienstadt and from there on 09.10.1944 to Auschwitz.
(Andrea Fink, a.a.O., p. 87, http://www.bundesarchiv.de/gedenkbuch)
Sources:
Hessisches Hauptstaatsarchiv Wiesbaden, Abt. 365, No. 643, 644 Oberaula
Andrea Fink: Juedische Familien in Kreuznach vom 18. Jahrhhundert bis zum Ersten Weltkrieg. Eine Dokumentation. Bad Kreuznach 2001.
Martin Senner: Kleine Geschichte Zelemochums. Bad Kruznach 2002.
http://www.bundesarchiv.de/gedenkbuch
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Melsungen, September 2013 |