Rabbi's apartment

Rabbis of the Jewish community in the 17th/18th centuries were: 
. -  until 1609 Rabbi Jacob Kohen (d. 1609), 
-  until about 1615 Rabbi Elia (ben Moshe) Loanz ("Baalschem"; b. 1565 in Frankfurt, d. 1636 in Worms)
-  c. 1617 / 1636 Rabbi Menachem ben Elkanan  
-  c. 1650 Rabbi Jair Chaim Bacharach (later in Koblenz and Worms)  
-  1668 to 1677 Rabbi Jakob Simon Bosnis (from Prague, previously rabbi in Mainz; founded a yeshiva in Hanau in 1670) 
-  around 1690 Rabbi Haggai Enoch Fränkel 
-  c. 1704 Rabbi Meier Elsass  
-  c. 1720 Rabbi Moses Brod  
-  c. 1760 Rabbi Uri Shraga Phoebus Helmann (died 1771 in Metz)  
-  from 1760 to 1791 Rabbi Jakob Benjamin Kronstadt (from Krotoschin, died 1791 after 32 years of service in Hanau): was first rabbi in Oborniki, from 1760 provincial rabbi of the county of Hanau. 
-  c. 1785 Rabbi Shemaiah Kron (d. 1825 in Hanau), was dajan in Hanau and rabbi of the rural communities in the county, also Talmud teacher.  

The community was the seat of a provincial rabbinate since 1823. As rabbis worked in the 19th/20th century: 
. -  1795 to 1830 Rabbi Mose Tobias (Tubia) Sontheimer (1824 first provincial rabbi in Hanau)
-  1833 to 1836 Rabbi Moses Schwarzschild (rabbinate administrator)  
-  1835 to 1882 Rabbi Samson Felsenstein  
-  1884 to 1901 Rabbi Dr. Markus Koref  
-  1901 to 1920 Rabbi Dr. Salomon Bamberger  
-  1920 to 1938 Rabbi Dr. Hirsch Gradenwitz.