Sources
Sources
1126. Carol Baird, “ Re: Family Tree of the Jewish People: Noah WACHSMANN,” 8 August 2005, JF email archive.
Carol writes:
As for the Noah Wachsmann problem: I went to Tost (now Toszek, Gliwice, in Poland) in 1997 and found the grave of Ernestine Blumenthal Wachsmann, the wife of Hirshel Wachsmann, supposedly the father of Noah, Mendel and Solomon according to the 200 year old family tree handed down to me. I, however, have come to a conclusion that Hirshel was NOT the father of those men, but their BROTHER. That is the only way this relationship makes sense. I cannot find any documentation to prove this. My assumption is that the 4 men's father was PINCHUS because:
1) Hirschel could not possibly be the father (he was too young) of the other three children as was written by the Wachsmnn family history handed down to me from Paul Waxman in 1970 (he got it from Herbert Wachsmann in London after WW II, and he had a copy most likely from Walther Wachsmann in Sweden, whose father did the original work in the early 1900's). I have Hirschel's death record from Tost: he died 11pm, Wed. 26 Nov. 1856 at 73 yr. old. The family said he was buried in Koenigshuette because there was no cemetery in Tost, but I found the cemetery (after a great adventure).
2) Beuthen Jewish death record #1184405 says that Menachem Mendel, son of Pincus Wachsmann died in 1859 at 58 years old, making Mendel born in 1801 (however the Beuthen death civil record on microfilm at the FHL #1418032 says Mendel Wachsmann of Siemianowitz died of pneumonia 6 Jan 1859 at 64 years old which would make him born in 1795) - in either case Hirschel could not be his father.
3) Noah had a son named 'Pincus," one of Mendel's sons is name Phillip (Hebrew name quite often is Pincus), and Solomon had a son Phillip, probably Pincus as well.
Carol writes:
As for the Noah Wachsmann problem: I went to Tost (now Toszek, Gliwice, in Poland) in 1997 and found the grave of Ernestine Blumenthal Wachsmann, the wife of Hirshel Wachsmann, supposedly the father of Noah, Mendel and Solomon according to the 200 year old family tree handed down to me. I, however, have come to a conclusion that Hirshel was NOT the father of those men, but their BROTHER. That is the only way this relationship makes sense. I cannot find any documentation to prove this. My assumption is that the 4 men's father was PINCHUS because:
1) Hirschel could not possibly be the father (he was too young) of the other three children as was written by the Wachsmnn family history handed down to me from Paul Waxman in 1970 (he got it from Herbert Wachsmann in London after WW II, and he had a copy most likely from Walther Wachsmann in Sweden, whose father did the original work in the early 1900's). I have Hirschel's death record from Tost: he died 11pm, Wed. 26 Nov. 1856 at 73 yr. old. The family said he was buried in Koenigshuette because there was no cemetery in Tost, but I found the cemetery (after a great adventure).
2) Beuthen Jewish death record #1184405 says that Menachem Mendel, son of Pincus Wachsmann died in 1859 at 58 years old, making Mendel born in 1801 (however the Beuthen death civil record on microfilm at the FHL #1418032 says Mendel Wachsmann of Siemianowitz died of pneumonia 6 Jan 1859 at 64 years old which would make him born in 1795) - in either case Hirschel could not be his father.
3) Noah had a son named 'Pincus," one of Mendel's sons is name Phillip (Hebrew name quite often is Pincus), and Solomon had a son Phillip, probably Pincus as well.
1127. JewishGen, “Family Display: Hermann WACHSMANN,” http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys...3DQ8S9J%24FTJP100123, 8 Aug 2005.
1128. JewishGen, “Family Display: Ernestine WACHSMANN,” http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys...3DQ8S9J%24FTJP100123, 8 Aug 2005.
1129. JewishGen, “Family Display: BRAUN,” http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys...3DQ8S9J%24FTJP100123, 9 Aug 2005.
1130. JewishGen, “Family Display: Ernestine BLUMENTHAL,” http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys...3DQ8S9J%24FTJP100123, 8 Aug 2005.
1131. JewishGen, “Family Display: Ernst WACHSMANN,” http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys...3DQ8S9J%24FTJP100123, 9 Aug 2005.
1133. JewishGen, “Family Display: Ruth WAXMAN,” http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys...3DQ8S9J%24FTJP100123, 9 Aug 2005.
1134. JewishGen, “Family Display: Wilhelm WACHSMANN,” http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys...3DQ8S9J%24FTJP100123, 9 Aug 2005.
1135. JewishGen, “Family Display: Frida WACHSMANN,” http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys...3DQ8S9J%24FTJP100123, 9 Aug 2005.
1136. JewishGen, “Family Display: Susanne HEYMANN,” http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys...3DQ8S9J%24FTJP100123, 9 Aug 2005.
1137. JewishGen, “Family Display: Vera HEYMANN,” http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys...3DQ8S9J%24FTJP100123, 9 Aug 2005.
1138. JewishGen, “Family Display: Hilde WACHSMANN,” http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys...3DQ8S9J%24FTJP100123, 9 Aug 2005.
1139. JewishGen, “Family Display: Hella GUMPERT,” http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys...3DQ8S9J%24FTJP100123, 9 Aug 2005.
1140. “Jewish Marriages,” 3 Nov 1830, Krappitz (Krapkowice), now Poland, WWW, http://www.archive.org/stream/georgwienercolle01wien#page/n707/mode/1up.
1141. “Family Search - Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,” 9 Aug 2005, http://www.familysearch.org/.
1142. Ronald McNicoll, Australian Dictionary of Biography, “McNicoll, Sir Walter Ramsay (1877–1947),” http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/mcnicoll-sir-walter-ramsay-7436, 23 Apr 2013.
1143. Irene Newhouse, “Re: A possible connection to Loebel Cassirer,” 9 Aug 2005, Jim Falk email archives.
From the Family Book
From the Family Book
1144. Irene Newhouse: Name from 1790 Breslau family book database compiled by H. da Fonseca-Wollheim
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