Master butcher Nathan Strauss and cattle dealer Samuel Simon Nussbaum
For a hundred years, house no. 90 was in Jewish ownership. In 1840, the Jewish butcher Isak Themar acquired it in exchange from the widow Margaretha Dellert. He moved in with his wife Mirjam, née Blum, and their daughter Rebekka, who was born in 1828. Rebekka had her son Jakob (Ignatz Themar) in Maßbach in 1850 and married the butcher Nathan Strauß from Oberlauringen in 1857. Their children Lazarus (1858) and Karolina, called Lina (1860), were born in HN 90.
Central bureau for world traffic - Brasch & Rothenstein
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.