Here lived:

1) Alex Alexander

2) Reha Alexander

3) Ruth Alexander, née Oppenheimer

4) Emma Alexander, née Falk

Here lived:

1) Moses Abt

2) Jenny Abt, née Uhlmann

Owner: Röschen Wertheim, née Stein (after the death of her husband Simon in 1925) as well as her brother Gustav Stein and son Alfred Wertheim

Here lived:

1) Röschen Wertheim, married to the merchant Simon Wertheim (died. 1925 in Münster), was together with her brother Gustav Stein and her son Alfred Wertheim owner of the department store "S. Wertheim" in Großen Straße 80/81 in Osnabrück. In November 1935 the property was "aryanized". 1941 deported to Riga, murdered.

2) Their son Paul Wertheim completed an agricultural apprenticeship in Metz in 1933/34 and then emigrated to Palästina.

Here lived:

1) Hermann Heymann was together with his mother Pauline Heymann and Gustav Hirtz owner of the department store "L. Heymann" am Markt.; Forced to move out of his home and business in 1938, Hermann Heymann moved with the family to the Hugo Mosbach family at Blumenthalstr. 9a. in April 1938, from about 1940-1943 last head of the Jüdische Gemeinde Osnabrück, März 1943 he was deported to Auschwitz together with his stepson Walter Bujakowski and murdered there.

2) Wife Bertha Heymann, née Hirtz (sister of Gustav Hirtz), suicide 1938

Here lived:

1 and 2) Else Marcus married in 1905 in Hanover Elia Hersch Ehrlich, also called Heinrich. He was the owner of the department store "E.H. Ehrlich", Große Straße 8.

3) His son Harry Ehrlich, born 1906 in Osnabrück, worked after his apprenticeship at the company "M. Conitzer u. Söhne", Große Straße, then in Hildesheim, Bremen and Frankfurt/Main (deregistration 1927 to Bremen). He emigrated to the USA in 1938.

4) His other son Norbert Ehrlich, born 1913 in Osnabrück, emigration to Palästina

Here lived:

1) Viehhändler Moses Gottschalk married  since 16.01.1900, deported to Theresienstadt in July 1942 and murdered there in mid-December

2) Friederike Goldbach, deported to Theresienstadt in July 1942 and murdered there in mid-December

3) Siegfried Gottschalk, escape to the USA

4) Max Gottschalk, escape to the USA

5) Emil Gottschalk, married to Erna Aronstein, widowed Schwerin, deported to Riga and „declared dead&ärt“. 

Here lived:

1) Bernhard, also called Baruch, Münz was owner of the raw products wholesale "J. Münz u. Sohn" in Turnerstra;e 5, December 1941 deported to Riga and murdered there.

2) Wife Pepei Münz,  December 1941 deported to Riga and murdered there.

3) Children Helene, m. Kaufmann,  December 1941 deported to Riga and murdered there.

4) Cäcile  Münz, December 1941 deported to Riga and murdered there.

5) Max Münz, son Max emigrated according to deregistration in August 1939 to Dover/ England.

Olga Israel married the merchant Nathan Meyer, who together with Julius Pincus was a partner in the haberdashery and textile goods wholesaler "N. Meyer & Co. GmbH at Nikolaiort 2. Later the company moved to Möserstraße 11. From September 8, 1911 the couple lived at Nikolaiort 2. Their son Erich Meyer was born in 1913. He emigrated to Amsterdam on 20.10.1931, his parents followed him six years later on 10.06.1937. From Amsterdam the couple was deported on 20 April 1943 via Westerbork to Sobibor, where they were murdered. Son Erich was deported to Auschwitz in 1944.

Philipp Nussbaum was together with Simon Grossels owner of the iron trading company "Gossels u. Co.", Große Hamkenstra;e 6.