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The roots of the haberdashery business I.

Heinrich (Hirsch) Aufhäuser was born in Hainsfarth on March 1, 1842.his parents were the smoke merchant Moses Löb Aufhäuser and the Munich private banker's daughter Cäcilie Oberndoerffer.1855,- At the age of 13, he learned the banking business in the bank of Joel Nathan Oberndoerffer, and on May 14, 1870, he founded the private bank Aufhäuser & Scharlach in downtown Munich together with the merchant Samuel Scharlach.

The Berlin address book of 1890 contains the following entry: William Rosenheim & Co, (Komm. Ges.), Bank- und Kommiss. Business, Unter den Linden 33, II. Pers. haft. Company Louis and Siegmund Susman.

The roots of the " Weinkelterei - Weinkommision Hermann Levy, Landau " go back to the year 1891 - as can be read on a letter - invoice header of a list extract of the Weinkelterei - Weinkommoision from 1937. Hermann Levy's company had been operating a flour and country products business with a wine commission since 1901 and added the trade in wine in 1909. The Hermann Levy company were the brothers Hermann and Heinrich Levy, who started out very small in the wine trade. Wine tastings in the surrounding area and visits to customers - wine sales - were initially carried out by bicycle.

The Allgemeine Wohnungs-Anzeiger nebst Adreß- und Geschäftshandbuch für Berlin, dessen Umgebungen und Charlottenburg - Ausgabe 1868 contains the following entry: Mamroth Eduard, Bank. und Producten-Geschäft, Jägerstraße 27.  - Eduard Mamroth was born on December 3, 1820 in Poznan ( Posen ). He was married to Emma Pringsheim, born around 1825 in Poznan (Posen). The couple had seven children. -  Albert, 1847-1911, - Hugo, 1847-1905, - Toni, 1859-??, Ulla Ulrike, 1859-1905, - Therese, 1863-1942, - Robert, 1864-1927, - Rosa, 1878-1929.

The address book of the city of Vienna from 1926 contains the following information: Löwenstein  August, Ansichtskarten- u. Luxuspapierfbrk, Ndlg,  XIV (XV), Ortnerg. 3.  - August Löwenstein (Lowenstein) was born in Vienna on March 30, 1871. He was the son of Simon Löwenstein (Lowenstein), born in Galanta on April 19, 1846, and his wife Caroline, née Wasservogel, born in Vienna on December 17, 1847. August Löwenstein was married to Franziska (Fanny) Löwenstein, née Oberlönder, born on March 4, 1878 in Vienna.

The address book of the city of Frankfurt am Main from 1908 contains the following entry: L. & W. Levy, Sammt.- und Seidenwr. Engr., Kaiserstr. 1. I. and II., (Tel. 2848), owned by Leopold and Wilhelm Levy.