From 1820 there were individual Jews in Haaren. Although the community strove for independence, the construction of a synagogue was refused. Even for the establishment of a prayer room it was not enough because of the small number of Jews.

From 1798, the first Jews are recorded in Eilendorf. They had a small private prayer room and from 1885 their own cemetery.

The cemetery was inaugurated in 1885 and last occupied in 1935. Today there are still 16 gravestones on the site. They are mostly no longer legible.

In the Augsburg Address Book 1881, the following entries can be found:  Leiter Moritz, Kaufmann ( Theilhaber der Firma Leiter & Neuburger, Band- und Putzwarengeschäft ), Ludwigsplatz D15. - Neuburger Alb, merchant, ( company Leiter & Neuburger ), Kaiserstraße 9, store: Ludwigsplatz D15.

Max Adler was, together with his brother Karl Adler, personally liable partner of the company Adler Bettfedernfabrik KG. Max Adler was married to Elise Adler, née Müller. Max Adler died in Munich on March 25, 1940 - cause of death unknown. His wife Elise Adler was with him on the transport Munich - Kowno on 20.11.1941. All persons of this transport were murdered in Kowno on 25.11.1941. The brother Karl Adler lost his life already on November 22, 1938 in Dachau.