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1101. 16 Dec 2006, “Australian Dictionary of Biography - online edition,” http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A070554b.htm.
1102. “George A A (Jim) Hooper’s Family History: Charles Hamor Rich,” http://home.vicnet.net.au/~linleymh/Jim-p/p82.htm#i17004, 16 Dec 2006.
1103. Linley Hooper, “Linley and Jim Hooper’s family history,” http://www.linleyfh.com, 4 Aug 2016.
1106. Yad Vashem, “The Central Database of Shoah Victims' Names,” http://www.yadvashem.org/wps/portal/IY_HON_Welcome, 10 Aug 2005, based on a list of deportation from the Netherlands found in the In Memoriam - Nederlandse oorlogsslachtoffers, Nederlandse Oorlogsgravenstichting (Dutch War Victims Authority).
1107. US Holocaust Museum, “Fate of the passengers of the St. Louis,” http://www.ushmm.org/stlouis/search/botnew.htm, 10 Aug 2005.
1108. Yad Vashem, “The Central Database of Shoah Victims' Names,” http://www.yadvashem.org/wps/portal/IY_HON_Welcome, 10 Aug 2005, Report of Ora Biberfeld, friend.
1109. Ibid. Gedenkbuch - Opfer der Verfolgung der Juden unter der nationalsozialistischen Gewaltherrschaft in Deutschland 1933-1945, Bundesarchiv.
1110. “Bescheinigung,” 8 April 1935, Dessau, Israelitischen Kultusgemeneinde, Photocopy, Jim Falk Archives.
From Eva Schava Senger 2 Mar 2005
From Eva Schava Senger 2 Mar 2005
1111. “Beschiningung,” 8 Apr 1935, Dessau, Israelitischen Kultusgemeinde, Photocopy, Jim Falk Archives.
In the Synagogue Book in Dessau on the 5 May 1838 is written that at 4 o’clock Lazarus Falk died. He was 38 years old.
In the Synagogue Book in Dessau on the 5 May 1838 is written that at 4 o’clock Lazarus Falk died. He was 38 years old.
1112. Ann and Garry Behrendt, “The Falk/Pringsheim Connection,” 18 November 2006, Jim Falk email archives.
1114. Julie Kramer, “ Re: Your email requires verification verify#gqDNL3MbVnkpTxU516QwVq2eosVn4aIo,” 1 Nov 2006, Jim Falk email archives.
With the many marriages and divorces, the various husbands and wives all stayed the closest of friends, with only one exception.
With the many marriages and divorces, the various husbands and wives all stayed the closest of friends, with only one exception.
1115. Julie Kramer, “Re: Your email requires verification verify#gqDNL3MbVnkpTxU516QwVq2eosVn4aIo,” 10 Jan 2007, Jim Falk email archives.
1118. Marion Cassirer, “Re: Inquiry on posted message/genealogy,” 19 Sep 2005, Jim Falk email archives.
1119. Marion Cassirer, “Re: inquiry on posted message / genealogy,” 25 Sep 2005, Jim Falk email archives.
1121. Jonathan Allison, “RE: Olive Cassirer [nee Corkey] background,” 18 May 2005, Jim Falk email archives.
1122. Jonathan Allison, “Olive Cassirer (ne Corkey) Background,” 15 May 2005, Jim Falk email archives.
1123. Jonathan Allison, “Re: Re: Heinz Cassirer and second wife,” 14 May 2005, Jim Falk email archive.
1124. JewishGen, “Family Display: Solomon WACHSMANN,” http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys...3DQ8S9J%24FTJP100123, 8 Aug 2005.
1125. Carol Baird, “Re: Family Tree of the Jewish People: Noah WACHSMANN,” 12 Aug 2005, Jim Falk email archives.
Re: Family Tree of the Jewish People: Noah WACHSMANN
In relation to whether Ernestine Blumenthal was Hirschel’s mother or wife Carol Baird writes
“I have seen her gravestone myself, I have that information for sure. I couldn't find Hirschel's grave next to hers but did dig down a few inches to realize that there was a stone next to her, about the same size, but fallen over face down (of course!). I assume it was his. Her stone did say she was the wife of Zvi Hirsch Wachsmann, so I assume he was her husband and not her son (ZVI=Hirsch, therefore, Hirschel). She was 9 years younger than Hirschel, but died a year earlier than he did. Since I now know that Noah was born in 1792, Mendel either 1795 (I think the correct date) or 1801 as another document says, and Salomon born 1807, Ernestine could not have been the MOTHER of Noah or Mendel and only maybe mother of Salomon if she was a child bride.”
Re: Family Tree of the Jewish People: Noah WACHSMANN
In relation to whether Ernestine Blumenthal was Hirschel’s mother or wife Carol Baird writes
“I have seen her gravestone myself, I have that information for sure. I couldn't find Hirschel's grave next to hers but did dig down a few inches to realize that there was a stone next to her, about the same size, but fallen over face down (of course!). I assume it was his. Her stone did say she was the wife of Zvi Hirsch Wachsmann, so I assume he was her husband and not her son (ZVI=Hirsch, therefore, Hirschel). She was 9 years younger than Hirschel, but died a year earlier than he did. Since I now know that Noah was born in 1792, Mendel either 1795 (I think the correct date) or 1801 as another document says, and Salomon born 1807, Ernestine could not have been the MOTHER of Noah or Mendel and only maybe mother of Salomon if she was a child bride.”
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