The merchant and cattle dealer Samuel Jacob (ca. 1756-1827) received a letter of protection in 1789 and took the surname Jakob Eberhardt in 1817. His marriage to his wife Sprinz (ca.1770-1835) produced six children, Jakob Samuel (1790-1872), Joseph (1794-1849), Adelheid Fradel (1804-31), Alexander (1807-71), Berman (1812-1812), who died on September 1, 1812, four months after his birth, and Samuel (1815-1815), who died at birth on July 26, 1815. Jakob Eberhardt died on March 10, 1827 in Maäbach, his wife survived him by eight years and died on April 12, 1835.

Joseph Eberhardt (1794-1849), who earned his living as Salomon Weikersheimer in Maßbach, apparently as a peddler. When the Jewish community in Efringen-Kir-chen near Lörrach was looking for a new teacher for the Israelite religious school in 1878, who also held the office of schoolmaster and prayer leader, he applied and moved there with his family in 1879. However, he only carried out this activity there until 1881.

Isidor Eberhardt *2 Feb. 1873, married Frieda Strauß, born on April 15, 1875 in Heiligenstadt in Thüringen, in 1902 at the age of 29. His father, Jakob, had at that time acquired HN.172 from the Jew Maier Stoll, into which Isidor now moved with his wife Frieda. Isidor's four children were born there: 

 1.4.6.2.1 Arthur *17 Oct. 1903.  He, single, commercial clerk in Nürnberg, sailed on 17 Oct. 1925, 22 years old, on the ship „Madrid“ of Nordd. Lloyd from Bremen to Lisbon.

Aron Baruch Dessauer was born on February 21, 1763 in Gochsheim (Baden). His parents  were the head of the Jewish community of Gochshein Baruch Dessauer and Mindel, née Seligmann. Aron Baruch Dessauer was a court banker and army supplier to the Elector of Mainz Karl Theodor von Dalberg.In 1792 Aron Baruch Dessauer came to K nigshofen ob der Tauber (Baden) and married Behlasina (Belusina, Beile) David, born on June 25, 1775 in K nigshofen; her parents were Joseph David, a merchant and tradesman, and Henriette, née Sontheim.

Full biography of Josef Stempa on the website of the Stumbling Stone Initiatives Stuttgart.

The address book of the city of Berlin from 1900 contains the following entry: Brasch & Rothenstein, Spedition, Commisssion und Agenturen, Billetverkauf, Lesezimmer ( Centralbureau f.den Weltverkehr ), C Hausvogtei-Platz 2 (Tel.I., 2840) Hauptbureau NW Lüneburgerstr.22. (Tel. II. 512, 583.) Branches: SW Alexandrinenstr.22(Tel. IV. 2081.), Kgl. Packhof, London E. C., Paris, Tetschen a. E., Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Blissingen, Leipzig, Frankfurt a.M., Hamburg, Bremen, Bentheim, Gotha, Inh. Heinr.

Walter Guttmann was born in Sopot in 1887, took over the Paul Neff bookshop in Stuttgart in 1912 and was an important figure in the cultural life of the 1920s. His Jewish background led to considerable restrictions during the Nazi era and ultimately to his deportation and murder in 1942.

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