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In the Adre;buch St. Johann, Saarbrücken, Malstatt-Burbach und Umland 1900 you can find the following entries under St. Johann an der Saar: Bickart Isaak, Kaufmann, Bahnhofstraße 90  -  Bloch Leopold, Kaufmann, Bahnhofstaße 90.Leopold Bloch, born on March 18, 1859 in Sulzburg, married Jette Bickart, born on May 28, 1863 in Eichstetten. On December 24, 1885, their first child, son Siegfried, was born at Bahnhofstrasse 90 in St. Johann. The second son Max followed on November 15, 1886.

The founder of the company, Josef Oppenheimer, was born on April 5, 1818, and was married to Henriette Oppenheimer, born on December 11, 1836. The couple had three children - Adolf Oppenheimer born. Dec. 23, 1863, Siegfried Oppenheimer, b. Apr. 30, 1869,  -  Ludwig Oppenheimer, b. Jan. 21, 1872. All three brothers were merchants by profession  and part owners of the company.

Josef Lammfromm was born on July 15, 1804. He was married to Fanni Lammfromm, née Ichenhaeuser and in 2nd marriage to  Peppi Lammfromm, née Sänger. From this marriage came the two sons - Jakob, born on November 21, 1858 and Israel, born on November 13, 1863. Josef Lammfromm ran a spear and iron shop in Buttenwiesen. Based on the attached postcard, it can be assumed that the business of Josef Lammfromm continued under his name after his death on September 25, 1872.

In the Nürnberger - Fürther - Industrie - Almanach 1. 1870 the following entry is found: Kohn, Mayer, Owner: Josef and Anton Kohn, Bankgeschäft. Königstra;e 26.  -                  After Josef Kohn moved to Germany on 24. On May 24, 1850, Josef Kohn and Anton Kohn became the first Jews in 350 years to be granted the right to settle in the city of Nuremberg.

In the address book of the city of Strasbourg in 1911, there is the following entry: Leopold Dreifuss, Weingroßhandlung, Lange Strasse 101, owner Leopold Dreifuss, apartment: Roseneck 6.

In the address and business handbook of Nuremberg and the suburbs of St. Johannis,Wöhrd,Gostenhof,St. Peter and Steinbühl 1873 the following entries can be found: Bamberger-Birnbaum. Peter und Steinbühl 1873 the following entries can be found: Bamberger-Birnbaum, Max, Weißwarenhandlung, Vordere Ledergasse 2  -  Bamberger-Birnbaum, Max, Kaufmann und Theilhaber obiger Firma, Ludwigstra;e 2, Privatwohnung.In the Nürnberger-Fürther Industrie-Almanach 1. 1870.

In the address book for Frankfurt am Main and the surrounding area in 1922, there is the following entry: L. & E. Wertheimber, Bankgeschäft, Börsenstr. 13. E. (Tel. Hansa 160,162,163,164 and 169) Inh. Julius Wertheimber (Homburg v.d.H.), Dr. jur. Alexander Rosenstein (Dornholzhausen) u. Alexander von Marx.