Leather shop - Leopold Oppenheimer

The master tanner and leather merchant Leopold Oppenheimer was born in Feuchtwangen on July 20, 1858. He was married to Karolina Silbermann, who was born in Walsdorf on October 25, 1864. The couple had two children - Betthy, born on March 16, 1889 Feuchtwangen, married to the brush manufacturer Steindecker in Bechhofen an der Heide, owner of the local brush factory Marx Schloß. Betthy was deported from Nürnberg and is considered missing in the Izbica transit camp, -  Max, born on June 15, 1895 in Feuchtwangen, Max Oppenheimer died as a private in the 3rd Infantry Regiment 23 on  January 20, 1915 in the fortress hospital Montigny near Metz (France). Leopold Oppenheimer's stated trades were - 1886 leather trade, - 1888 pitch trade, - 1902 goods trade (only in this year), - 1903 goods trade, - 1906 goods trade deregistered, - 1906 goods trade deregistered;1906 raw materials trade, -
1908 goods trade and storage of feed meal and fertilizers in Dentlein, - 1910 goods trade deregistered, - 1917 deregistration of the leather trade after Oppenheimer's death. Leopold Oppenheimer died on November 14, 1916 in Feuchtwangen. Karolina Oppenheimer died abroad around 1926.