Apartment/Flat

Henryk, called Henios ( Heinrich ) Rabinowicz was born in Warsaw on August 27, 1872. His parents were the businessman and bank procurator David Rabinowicz (1830-1907) and his wife Regina Studencka (1862-1918). Henryk ( Heinrich ) was the youngest of six children.  Before he began his studies at the Royal Technical University of Hanover and the Braunschweig Technical University, he did two years of military service in the Russian army at the age of nineteen. Only then did he receive permission to leave for Germany.

Albert Einstein was born on March 14, 1879 in the house at Bahnhofstra e 20 in Ulm as the first-born child of his Jewish parents, Hermann Einstein and Pauline Einstein (née Koch).
 

&nbspIn April 1929, Einstein wrote about his birthplace in a letter to Carlos Erlanger, the son of the owner of the house at the time: „For being born, the house is quite nice; for on this occasion one does not yet have such great aesthetic needs, but one first fills one's loved ones without worrying much about reasons and circumstances.

Around 1883, the butcher Lazarus Strauß acquired house no. 112 in Maßbach. He was born on February 25, 1858 in Maßbach, the son of master butcher Nathan Strauß from Oberlauringen and his wife Rachel, née Themar, from house no. 90. His wife Rebekka Hubert, born on December 19, 1862 in Cronheim near Gunzenhausen, moved with him. December 1862 in Cronheim near Gunzenhausen, moved into the newly acquired house with him.

Erna Goldmann moved with her mother Flora Goldmann, née Marcuse, from Fasanenstra&;e 19 to Ludwigkirchstra&;e 14 after the death of her father Fritz Goldmann in 1931. She lived here until she had to move to 'Jundenhaus' Sybelstraße 35.

Erna was deported to Auschwitz-Birkenau on December 9, 1942 and murdered there.

Son of Isaak Jacob Eisemann (1773 / 1767-1843) - 1.1 Moses Eisemann (1802-1873), a Rosenbach`scher Schutzjud married Sprinz Rosenstein (1815-1865, sara) [E.: Wolf Rosenstein and Therese née Hirsch] in 1837. They lived in HN. 114 until 1842 and had Therese Eisemann (1837), Jannette (1839), and Lazarus (1842). Moses Eisemann sold altrosenbachisch HN.114 for 800 fl.  to Joh. Georg Schneider in 1842.  From then on the Eisemann family lived in HN. 86.

David Katzenberger the art weaver (1799–1872) married Karolina Liebig (1804–1890) in Werneck in 1832. They lived in HN. 148, where David was born. There they had Maier and Madel. but shortly afterwards, in 1835, they moved to HN. 152 where they had Heinrich (Haium) and Leo (Louis David).

In 1883  Louis David Katzenberger still owned HN. 152 + 42

The Privy City Planning Councillor Fritz Goldmann lived here with his wife Flora Goldmann (née Marcuse) and their daughter Erna Goldmann until 1931.

Feibel Süßmann Strupp (1783-1838, grocer, since 1820, son of Jacob Süßmann Strub (1770-1842, Schmusen) married Jütle Rosenbach (1786-1868, widow of Baruch Rosenbach from Kissingen) in 1820. They lived in HN. 27 and had Malke, Hannah and Sussman there. Feibel Süßmann Strupp died in HN. 86. In 1849 Jette, the widow of Feibel, sold HN.27 to Barthel Schüller for 560 fl. She died in HN. 86 ½.

Baruch David    Rosenbach   cattle trade, slaughtering,     35J, F, 2S,1T     1810

Isaak Jacob Eisemann (1773 / 1767-1843), who married Zerla/Sara (1770-1865), lived in HN. 86. They had 5 children there. One of them is 1.4 Simon Eisemann (1813-1896), who was a cuddler, lived in HN.86 in 1835. Married Gidel Strupp (1807-1882 HN. 86 ½. E.: Jakob Süßman Strupp and Regine née Kraus). The marriage remained childless. Simon Eisemann was a Schmuser in 1877 and paid 1.80 M tax.