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Böhm Family Genealogy April 2001 - Joined GENI - Please Join our "Geni Family Group" - and Help Us Migrate Your Relatives :)
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Group-A "Böhm relatives", Group-1 with unknown links & no Surnames under Names tab and Group2 - 3 with links to other pages on this web site -- Last update: May 16, 2011 - one of my other direct lines
BÖHM or BÖEHM + (?) *names already added on Geni *see Hugo Gold's Nikolsburg history or any relation to the (29) Böhm and (56) Eisler's buried in the old Mikulov cemetery?
Note: birth of Herschl or marriage to Fradl was not found, as earlier years are far from complete. Many variations, inconsistencies of similar magnitude in names, dates (especially in the Nikolsburg records) exist. The death listings in the Familienten-Register include two entries for Fani Böhm, wife of Josua Ber, dated 1838 and 1839. Most likely 1 of these is the same as Fradl Böhm. The equivalence of Hermann (in the death record) and Herschl is likely. Furthermore, there is a grave recorded as Herschl in the Nikosburg cemetery database *see also bottom of page table and tombstones of 1) Lea Böhm wife of Joshua Ber, daughter of Aharon, 2) Hirsch, 3) Voegle - source Bob Lenk in Group-1 below
OR 5/16/2011 Ab (=Abraham) Isaac BÖHM or BÖEHM + Gella (?) "source Nikolsburg birth-record for Josua Beer (Bernhard) Boehm or Bohm image also below - from Alfred Spielmann"
Bernhard (=Josua Ber Bernat?) BÖHM Born: Sept 19 or Jul 26, 1819 in Mikulov, Moravia. occupation: Owner of Hats Factory Brüder Böhm (Hutfabrik Fabriksbesitzer) #3 or 30 Schottenfeldgasse, Vienna-7. Residence 1901: #97 Mariahilferstrasse, siehe HG, Vienna-6. Died: Sep 19, 1901 in Vienna age 81 NFP, NFP-2 obituary + Katharina (see EISLER family Born: abt 1818 Married: 1847 in Mikulov. Died: Aug 8, 1899 in Vienna age 81 NFP Father: Aron Eisler (from Mikulov - Mikulov)
Note: under Stories ".. Around 1840, widowed (?) Böhm with her children moved to Vienna and opened a business trading in hares skins for
the manufacture of felt hats. The premises were located on the Fischer Stiege, a still existing thoroughfare near the Danube Canal.. In the 1850's a shop for the cleaning and carrotting of the skins and for cutting the fur was established in Vienna's Gumpendorfer Strasse (Vienna-6); the product represented the fully prepared raw material for the hatters. In 1862 a complete, new hat factory was established at Schottenfeldgasse, Vienna. In 1881 a considerably larger factory was added in Prag-Bubna.." *see Stories for further details, 1819+ family tree drawn by great grandmother Leonie (Bohm) Friedmann or Brüder Böhm Hats -Textile
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history OR Brueder Boehm company collection 1934-1972 by Henry Bohm below" OR germanaustrianhats.invisionzone - Brüder Böhm Hutfabrik with great pictures of Hats
Note: Last will of Bernhard Böhm mentiones his sons as heirs, as well as Ernst (see Bing family) {son of daughter Sofie}, Ludwig & Sigmund (see Pollak family) {sons of Marie Eisler}, Bernhard's aunt Rebeka (see Hirschler family) Handl and relatives Leopold (see Hollitscher family) and Nathan Abeles below
Portugal to New York, NY. on the ship SS Guine. Residence: 1941: 3915 Meredian ave., Miami, Florida. Died: Jan 26, 1966 in New York, NY age 81 *geni, family tree painted by her + Artur "Arthur" (see FRIEDMANNfamily)
Born: Jul 12, 1877 in Vienna. Married: Mar 25, 1906 in
Vienna. Died: Feb 6, 1929 in Berlin on a business trip, cremated there and buried Feb 17 in Vienna age 52 Father: Bernhard Friedmann Mother: Auguste (see Morawetz family)
Note: see Leonie's story - 1940 escape, (7) of them; Leonie, Hedl, Stern and Wolf families OR SS Guine ship Leonie arrived on is referenced in the book “Lotta and the USC story” p. 28, by Clyde Sanger 1986; April 1942 ..SS Guine, a cargo boat chartered by the Joint, departed from Lisbon (Portugal) with a long list of refugee passengers, including Lotta Hitschmanova wikipedia, geni ..Lotta's boat journey, however, turned out to be among the most dangerous days of her life, because a few miles from the U.S. shore, it was discovered that the pro-Nazi ship captain of the SS Guine was hiding a German submarine beneath the ship. US fighter planes were dispatched to torpedo the waters surrounding the boat, but the passengers were eventually allowed to disembark safely..
- Hedwig "Hedel" BOHM Born: May 6, 1886 in ? Died: 1945 in Miami, FL age 59 est. + Dr. prof. Alfred FISCHEL Born: Sep 26,
1868 in Čimelice
(Tschimelitz) Married: 1910 Died: Jan 12, 1938 in Vienna
*see Prague cons. card image & 2nd card his mother? Rosa (Brandeis) Fischel (1844-) children Alfred Fischel (1868-), Camila Fischel (1870-) & Josefine Fischel (187?-) OR Moritz Fischl & Rosalie Brandeis daughter of Wilhelm Braindeis (1811 - 9/29/1880 Prague) Prager Tagblattmore & Magdalena (?)
Note: Godmother of Adele Heidi Rohel, Hedl married dr. Alfred Fischel, an associate professor of embryology and pathological anatomy at the university of Prague, the couple moved to Prague. In 1913, Alfred Fischel accepted a call to the university of Vienna as a full professor and head of department, with the promise, that a new institute for his department will be built according to his specifications. He was then 37 years old. They moved back to Vienna. The marriage remained childless. *See ".. Alfred Fischel
(on-line translation): 26.9.1868 Tschimelitz - 12.1.1938 Vienna. If assistant studied in Prague (MD in 1894), afterwards under K. Rabl, in 1898 lecturer, in 1903 Ao.Prof., 1910 leaders of the dept. following experim. Morphology in the Ger. Univ. Prague. In 1916 he went to Vienna in the embryolog. Inst., in 1921 supra Prof.; in 1935 owing to illness retires. - Worked about developing physiology (cotyledons), Teratologie, lens development with the person, vital colouring (esp. from nerves, also on animals like Daphnia in Lunz); wrote insbes. Textbook and plan of the developing physiology of the person (several both ed.). Of the station was also connected later he from 1924 their committee member (with which of emperor Wilhelm-Gesellschaft).." . *See Familiant Book of Region Prachensky Family Name Index villages : Cestice, Cimelice, Slavkovice, Strazovice, Dozice, Drhovice, Drhovle, Dub .. or Alfred Fischel's Books on Abebooks. *Any relation to: architect Paul Fischel (11/17/1885 Vienna - 10/14/1942) son of Ignaz Fischel (privatier) & Emilie (?) before with Maria (born Kammerer) Lacerta ?
- Victor Charles (Viktor Karl) BOHM Born: Jan 27, 1889 in Vienna. Died: Dec 20, 1955 in New York, NY age 66 + Gertrude (see RIE family) Born: 1897 in Vienna. Married: Jul 16, 1924 Died: 1985 in Pougkeepsie, NY age 88 est *see Gertrude on Wien Universität Assistant or Victor's Obituary Father: dr. Alfred Rie (3/22/1862 - 1932) Mother: Johanna Karplus (1871 - 1930-1) *1st wife of Victor: Grete JANOWITZER Married: 1919 for 6 months ?daughter of Bernhard & Bertha Strauss NFPmore?
Note: extract from his brothers story Joele - 1969 about my family: "..Amidst these rather turbulent times, 1918-1920, Victor completed the construction and equipment of the Novy Jicin(Neutitshein) factory, which he had begun in 1914. It was a wonderful, "brand new modern" building and would have been modern even by today’s standards. It employed 2,000 people and Vienna had 400. According to the original plan, the Prague factory was then moved to the new plant.." -comment- In 1941 the Factory became J. Hückel and Sons (communist takeover under Benes decr., same as Heeg & Friedmann in Šternberk) and kept this name, until it was nationalized and Tonak, a state-owned enterprise, was established. *see Radio Prague article: Novy Jicin - the cradle of Hat production (google translation from original German version)
Note: excerpt from Ishier's Obituary ".. In 1942, Mr. Jacobson enlisted in the U.S. Naval Reserve. Following naval engineering studies at the University of Cincinnati and the University of Notre Dame, he served in the U.S. Navy during World War II. His active service included submarine duty in the Atlantic arena and in many major engagements in the Pacific, including the battle for Iwo Jima, aboard the storied battleship U.S.S. Washington. He was honorably discharged from the Navy at the rank of lieutenant in 1946.. ..He returned to Clark University, where he received his bachelor of arts in the same year. He then enrolled in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences at Harvard University, where he earned his master of science in mechanical engineering in 1947. It was while working at The Texas Company (Texaco) in Beacon, New York, that he met Maria Bohm, who had just competed her graduate studies in chemistry at Northwestern University.."
- Lottie Elizabeth BOHM Born: Jun 7, 1927 Died: Oct 27, 2001 age 74 + Donald A. M. MACKAY Born: private *see
Mackay Pictures or The Clan Mackay association of Canada
Note: excerpt from Lottie's Obituary "...After the Nazi takeover of Austria in 1938, the family moved to England and thence to New York State, making their home in Poughkeepsie. Gertrude Bohm taught chemistry at nearby Vassar College, and that was where Lottie Bohm attended college, graduating Phi Beta Kappa in 1947. She went on to earn a Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry at Yale University, where she met her future husband, classmate Donald A. M. Mackay. Following in her mother's footsteps, Mrs. Mackay worked as an organic chemist after graduation, including several years working in Burroughs-Wellcome Laboratories alongside George Hitchins and Gertrude Elion. She retired from bench work in 1955, when the first of her four children was born. In 1957, the Mackays moved to Pleasantville, New York, where they have remained since..." AND Lottie E. Mackay, d.i. Lotte Böhm (Wien 1927-), film distributor; in 1939-1941 Great Britain, USA<
Note: Kathy died in a small airplane crash in Vermont *see in memoriam, newspaper article - more to come
- Fraser Colin MACKAY Born: private
*2nd wife of Alastair Mackay: Carol ANNELONG Born: private
- Helen Grace Morgan MACKAY Born: private
- Henry Michael Morgan MACKAY Born: private
- Finlay Cameron MILLER Born: private
- Clare Mackay MILLER Born: private
- Innes John MILLER Born: private
- Thomas Haile WILSON Born: private
- Katherine Elizabeth WILSON Born: private
- Elizabeth Mary WILSON Born: private
- Henry Victor (Heinrich Viktor) BOHM Born: 1929 in Vienna, Austria. occupation: Ph.D Professor Emeritus of Physics at Wayne State
University. Died: Feb 4, 2011 in Ypsilanti, Michigan + Lucy Margaret COONS Born: Sep 29, 1927 in Troy, Michigan. Married: 1950 Died: Oct 2, 2003 three days from her 76th birthday in Livonia, Michigan Siblings: Richard Coons ( - 1976), Diane Coons & (?) DeMille Father: Norman F. Coons Mother: Madelyn (?)
Note: see Reminiscences of Wayne, co-edited by Wayne State retiree Henry Bohm, his obituary and Lucy's obituary
- Joseph (Josef) "Joele" BOHM Born: Oct 5, 1892 in Vienna. Residence: Scarsdale, N.Y. Died: Jul 1978 in New York, NY age 86 est +
Anna "Ali" FUERPASS Married: 1930 of Graz Styria. They had no children, as Anna died during childbirth. Joseph immigrated to New York in 1940 *see Joele's stories About my Family and his WW-I incident
Note: Anna's Siblings: Johann Fürpaß /Fuerpass (8/17/1893 - ) & (?), Maria Fuerpass (3/7/1886 Weinzodl 34, now Graz imm. to New York - ), Franz Fuerpass (9/23/1889 imm. to New York? - ) Father: Franz Fuerpass/Fuerpahs (1/21/1859 Lendplatz 459 Pfarre Graz-Mariahilf /Graz, Austria) - ) Mother: Maria Bauer (5/4/1866 Eggersdorf m. 6/29/1884 imm. abt. 1909 to New York - ) M-grandfather: Franz Bauer M-grandmother: Josefa Shattner *information provided by Doris Brinker grand-niece of Anna Fuerpass and great-granddaughter of Franz & Maria (Bauer) Fuerpass
*2nd wife of Joele Bohm: Elaine "Ely" BECK
- Miranda Linn TROSTLE Born: private
- Eli Nordeen BECKER Born: private
- Adam Richard BECKER Born: private
Sigmund BÖHM Born: abt 1849 occupation: Factory Owner, Manufacturer (fabrikant) in Vienna. Died: 1920 or Jul 20, 1923 in Vienna age 71 or 74 est NFP + Charlotte "Lola" (see LÖWENSTEIN family) Father: Gustav Löwenstein /Loewenstein (abt 1829 - bur 12/22/1910 Vienna) NFP Mother: Amalie Blum (abt 1839 - 4/19/1915 Vienna) NFP
- dr. ing. Paul (Erwin) BÖHM (BÖHM-ERÖS) Born: Jun 10, 1886 in Vienna, Austria. occupation: Engineer, Chemist (dipl. ing.), Director of a firm in Budapest-Sashalom, Hungary. Residence abt 1915; Langenzersdorf, Austria, address book 1919; Feldmühlgasse 12, Vienna, 1921; Gernerstr. 2, Munich, Germany, 1919-27; Lainzer Str. 3, add. book 1921-23; Lainzer Str. 103, Vienna, add. book, 1922; Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany, 1927; Budapest-Sashalom. Buried: 1961 in Vienna central cem. age 74 est + Walburga "Wally" Karolina Maria SUTTER Born: May 8, 1888 in Mainz, Germany. Residence 1910: moved with her brother & parents to Neustadt im Odenwald
, Germany. Married: Sep 25, 1912 in Neustadt im Odenwald. Residence 1922: Hinterzarten, Germany; 1922- abt 1925; Au near Freiburg, 1932; moved to Frankfurt am Main, Germany without Paul. Separeted?: abt 1927 Divorced?: bef 1933 Father: Konrad "Conrad" Wilhelm Sutter (9/13/1856 Karlsruhe, Germany - 10/22/1927 Bethel now part of Bielefeld, Germany) artist ref., architect ref., designer of carved toys in Odenwald Mother: Walburga Philips (7/2/1862 Mainz - 5/19/1923 Munich) wood sculptor, sister of Johannes "Hans" Friedrich Berthold Sutter (4/16/1887 Mainz - 8/31/1916 Maurepas, Somme, France) artist, killed in action during WW-I
Note: Conrad Sutter visited his daughter September 1926 in Vienna, until he was brought to the von Bodelschwingh´sche Anstalten in Bethel, where he died some months later. Perhaps the transfer to Bethel was not only due to his condition - he did not really recover from some "encounter" with a tram in Munich and is said to have suffered a stroke as well, but coincide with his daughter´s moving to some other location. In a catalogue of 2 exhibitions by Hans Sutter in May/June 1920 in Frankfurt am Main and Munich and in May/June 1927 in the Städtische Kunsthalle Mainz, some of the paintings and drawings belong to "Besitzer: Böhm, Wien, but in the 1927 catalogue, they belong to director dr. Böhm, Budapest-Sashalom"
- Hans Gustav BÖHM /BÖHM-ERÖS? Born: Jan 3, 1914 in Munich, Germany + (?)
- Johannes BÖHM Born: private
- Maria Katharina BÖHM /BÖHM-ERÖS? Born: Dec 8, 1916 in Vienna, Austria
- Peter Paul BÖHM /BÖHM-ERÖS? Born: Sep 17, 1918 in Vienna, Austria
Note: Vienna address books in Berlin State Library 1956 & 1969 (no longer in 1973) has Walburga Böhm, 10 Bucheng. 51; the 1960s and still in 1973 (the last of the accessible Vienna address books) Maria Böhm, ing. bautechn. (construction technician) 16 Brunneng. 50; Hans Böhm, ing. fabrikant 19 Vegag. 21; Hans Böhm, kg import - export handel mit waren aller Art en gro - en detail 5 Margaretenstr. Nr. 78 (no longer in 1973 address book); Petrus Böhm-Erös, restaurateur, 1 Pestalozzig. 3 (until 1969); Petrus Böhm-Erös, kaufmann, 16 Liebhartstalstr. 48 (in 1973) OR on the web kommerzialrat (k.r.) ing. Petrus Böhm-Erös protestant of the Markuskirche in Ottakring, Vienna age 90 (Sep-Nov 2008) and age 92 (Sep-Nov 2010) OR Peter Böhm Cafe- und Restaurantbetriebe e.U, Volksgarten, Heldenplatz 1010 Wien *aka. Petrus ref2 OR Michael Böhm-Erös keg Restaurant, Tanzcafé & Clubdiskothek im Volksgarten., 1010 Wien OR Andreas Böhm-Erös and Barbara Böhm-Erös mangers of Cafe-Restaurant Palmenhaus Burggarten Ges.mbH, Palmenhaus, Burggarten 1, 1010 Wien
*2nd wife of Paul Böhm: Olga FÖLDVÁRI *daughter of Vilma (nee Nemeth) on familysearch ?
- Bea BÖHM Born: private
Leopold BÖHM Born: 1851 occupation: Manufacturer (Fabrikant). Died: Oct 7, 1908 in Prague, Bohemia age 57 NFP + Bertha "Berthe" (see POLLACZEK family) Born: 1869 Father: Wilhelm (Wolf) Pollaczek (1836 - 3/23/1913 Vienna) NFP Mother: Charlotte Löw-Beer (1848 - Nov 21, 1901 Vienna) NFP, daughter of Lea Bernays
Ernst BÖHM Born: 1888 occupation: Gesellschafter der firma Brüder Böhm k.u.k. Hof-Hutfabrikanten, Kadett i.d. res. in einem Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiment. Died: Aug 8, 1916 in Prague NFP age 28 est.
- Richard BÖHM Born: 1892 Died: 1991 in New York, NY age 99 est + (?)
Note: "Richard became a "prisoner of war in Italy" on the last day of the war in 1918, when through a "misunderstanding" of the armistice deadline, many ten thousands of Austrians were captured: the Italians observed a deadline 24 hours later than the Austrians. He returned from captivity only in 1920.. - ..Later on Richard built two large apartment houses in Novy Jicin (Neutitshein) on part of its large area, then the most modern ones in the city.." - ..Until Richard's return from Italian captivity he was almost on his own and thereafter he shared with Richard in the actual management of the factory, until the end of its existence. The great success of this factory is mainly due to the incessant work of Richard and Otto and to Victor's technical inventions and improvements..- Sep 1938.. When we told him (Bobby van Veen from Rotterdam, who had held the Dutch agency of our Neutitschein factory and had a cap factory himself) about Richard's delaying of his departure from Czechoslovakia, he insisted on flying there himself (which, as a Dutch citizen he could freely do) and promised to bring Richard back "if I have to drag him to the plane". He went and really returned with Richard.. ..In Aug 1940, Richard arrives in New York, NY.."
- Ella BÖHM Born: 1894 Died: in New York, NY + Heinrich "Heinz, Henry" LANDESMANN Born: 1882 Married: 1926 Died: 1967 in New York, NY age 85 est *geni *poss. same as Ella Landesmann (5/19/1892 - 2/1981) & Henry Landesmann (10/20/1881 - 5/1967) and Maria Landesmann (9/19/1896 - 11/1978) all with last residence 11375 (Forest Hills, Queens, NY) on Social Security applications in New York
Note: any relation to Jeremias Landesmann (10/20/1754 Police/Pullitz - ) & Gittel (see Gomperz family) OR Johanna (see Weiss family) Landesmann (1814 - 8/9/1887 Police/Pullitz) NFP obituary OR Heinrich Landesmann (1821 Mikulov/Nikolsburg - 1902 Brno/Brüno), Austrian poet and philosophical writer OR "
..Judenrichter Isak Landesmann, der seinen Glaubensbrüdern zum Wiederaufbau ihrer Häuser und zu einer neuen Synagoge verhalf. Er war es auch, der im Jahre 1782 ein Frauenbad und im eigenen Hause auch eine Normalschule erbaute.." and "..Der letzte Pullitzer Jude, Leopold Landesmann, übersiedelte 1913 nach Jamnitz.." on Juden in Mähren web page OR Prague cons. card Heinrich Landesmann (1881 -) son of Samuel Landesmann & Wilhelmine Welsch OR Fanny Landesmann (23.6.1885 Pullitz, Mähren -) + Ludwig Mayer (4.6.1881 Rudolotz, Böhmisch -) whose last known location is Auschwitz OR Ernst Landesmann
of Teplice (Jewishgen shtetlinks Teplitz), 1865 Abschluss Bauingenieurwesen, Dresden Universitätsarchiv OR Austrian individuals on avotaynu list: Alexander Landesmann (10.1.1894-), Emil Landesmann (16.9.1868-), Erwin Landesmann (26.2.1896-), Felix Landesmann (16.5.1887-), Fritz Landesmann (27.12.1881-), Hans Landesmann (30.3.1911-), Hedwig Landesmann (9.4.1895-), Hermine Landesmann (11.1.1879-), Hermine Landesmann (28.9.1869-), Klara Landesmann (11.8.1905-), Max Landesmann (8.5.1873-), Moses Landesmann (30.11.1862-) OR Hedwig (nee Hirsch) Landesmann (1895 res. Förstergasse 4, Vienna II - ) on CRT ?
- Alice Liese BÖHM Born: 1897 or 1899 Died: in New York, NY
- Eduard Pockl BÖHM Born: 1857 or Apr 26, 1861 Died: May 6, 1938 in Vienna age 81 or 77 est. not married
- Dr. Max BÖEHM Born: Oct. 25, 1858 in Vienna. Died: Jan. 7, 1952 in Haifa, Israel age 93 est. Married: Sep. 12, 1892 + Adele (see WOLF family) Born: Nov. 1, 1870 in Eisenstadt, Austria. Died: Dec. 9, 1954 in Israel Father: Ignatz "Asriel" Wolf Mother: Hermine Neubrunn *our mother Adele Heidi (nee Klimesch) Rohel recalls, that we use to receive a box of oranges in Czechoslovakia from the Boehm family of Israel, but we're not sure which member of the family sent them
Note: Max and Adele took refuge in Israel. They left Austria December 1939 by train via Trieste, Italy and then by boat to Israel. Max studied at the Politechnikum in Zurich, Switzerland, engineering school in Karlsruhe, Germany, chemistry at the University of Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany. He wrote his thesis "Beitraege zur Kenntnis d. galizischen Erdoels", vice president of the "Israeli cultural community" in Ostrava (Mährisch Ostrau), Moravia and was a manager of the Privozer Mineral Oil G.M.b.H
- Kaethe BOEHM Born: Dec. 19, 1900 in Ostrava (Mährisch Ostrau), Moravia. Died: Dec. 4, 1942 in Haifa, Israel age 48 est.
Note: Kaethe was the "first woman" to graduate from Engineering School at the University of Vienna. She fled to Israel (Palestine) and "died during the war" of a brief illness
- Dr. Anna "Annie Karolina" BOEHM Born: Aug. 17, 1893 in Ostrava, Moravia. Died: Sep. 11, 1985 in Haifa, Israel
Note: Anni studied linguistics at the University of Vienna. Her thesis was "Einige Ausdruecke fuer die logische Taetigkeit in den indogermaniscen Sprachen". In 1921 she received her doctor degree. She was the editor of the "Neuen Weinzeitung". She lived for about 15 years in Kfar Ata and worked for the ATA Company as a senior secretary. She moved then to Nahariya(in Hebrew) and carried out the same work for the Moller Textile Company. *comment by Prof. Isak Gath: "The whole of "Kfar ATA" (nowadays the town "Kiryat-ATA") was built around the ATA factory, and almost everybody living in "Kfar ATA" in the old days worked in the ATA textile industry. Erich and Hugo Moller were the owners. Erich was a fantastic person. He was a Zionist who emigrated from Czechoslovakia in 1923 to, at that time, Palestine. He persuaded his uncle Hugo who was still managing the family textile factory in Czechoslovakia to built the textile factories in Kfar ATA in 1934. He later built another one in Naharya (with his son Hans, in Hebrew Jonathan) and died there 100 years old. The ATA factory was one of the best work places in Israel in the older days and their manufacture was of superb quality"
- Erich BOEHM Born: Oct. 24, 1894 in Ostrava, Moravia. Died: in Nahariya, Israel
Note: Erich studied chemistry at the University of Vienna. He was the "manager and confidential of the Brothers Boehm factory" for hats. In Israel he was the chemist at ATA factory and later at the Moller Textile factory in Nahariya. He served as the "first mayor of Kfar Ata" and in the “Hagana” military underground organization. He was one of the artillery founders of IDF and served as an officer. He lived in Nahariya(English site), Israel
- Leo BOEHM Born: Dec. 30, 1895 in Ostrava, Moravia. Died: Jun. 5, 1958 in Haifa, Israel. age at death: 53 est + Anni MEYER Born: Aug 2, 1908 in Koenigsberg, Germany. Married: 1935 in Jerusalem, Israel. Died: Dec. 6, 1982 in Haifa, Israel
Note: Leo studied engineering at the Technical University in Vienna. He was an engineer in the "Gesellschaft für elektrische Industrie Elin". He immigrated to Israel in 1933. In Israel he "owned and ran a company for contracting compressed air machinery". Anni immigrated to Israel from Hamburg in 1933. Leo met Anni in Jerusalem, they were married and in 1935 and moved to Haifa
Note: any relation to the banking Hannover Mayer's:
"..so with Hanoverian cotton mill founded in 1853 and cotton-weaving mill the bank houses Adolph Meyer and Leffmann & Abraham Herz Cohen or at stocks-sugar factory Neuwerk founded in 1857 the bank house Ephraim Meyer & Son, with ironworks founded in 1867 to Salzgitter again the bank house Adolph Meyer.."
- Franz BOHM Born: Nov 4, 1897 in Ostrava, Moravia. Died: Jan. 22, 1993 in Great Canfield, Essex, England + Johanna "Hansi" Cecilia (see BAUER family) Born: May 22, 1907 in Vienna, Austria. Died: Feb. 1996 in London, England Father: Friedrich "Fritz" Bauer (5/23/1866 - 1937 Vienna) director of Austrian Phoenix Insurance Co. Mother: Ida Winter (7/6/1879 - 1968 Derby, England)
Note: Franz studied mechanical engineering at the Technical University and political science at the University of Vienna, lieutenant in WWI Austrian artillery and forward observation officer. Engineer in the Ingersoll Rand Company, he took refuge in England with his first wife and daughter in 1938. In England he formed a successful plant hire company Contractors Services and later an additional company "ompactors Engineering, in partnership with his 2nd cousin Paul Schlesinger. He had helped the latter to escape in 1938/9 by attributing his own patent to Paul, which secured Paul a work permit and entry visa to Britain. Franz became erudite in 19th & 20th century European History. He served under two flags. He died peacefully at his son's house, after a short illness
- Antonia Maria Barbara BOHM Born: private + Peter John HUNT Born: private
- Nicholas David Frederic BOHM Born: private + Catherine YARWOOD Born: private *2nd wife: Carola FREEMAN Born: private *Nicky lived with Catherine and they have one daughter between them; Emma. Nicky then married Carola and they have two daughters; Victoria and Alexandra
Sofie BÖHM Born: 1859 Died: Sep 26, 1882 in Lainz =Linz, Vienna? age 23 NFP + Ludwig (see BING family) Born: 1854 Died: Feb 23, 1925 in Vienna age 71 Father: Anton Bing (1810 - 5/12/1893 Vienna) NFP Mother: Julie (?) (1818 - 5/2/1885 Vienna)
- Susanne KANN Born: Jan 17, 1904
- Peter KANN Born: Dec 13, 1942 in Princeton, NJ, USA. Died: unknown + Francesca MAYER
- Hilary KANN + (?) LANE *geni
- Marilyn KANN Born: 1948 in USA. Died: unknown
Leni BÖHM + Aron ABELES
Note: any relation to Ignatz Abeles (abt 1839 res. Lochenitz, Bohemia - 12/8/1908 Seeg. 8, Vienna-9) widower OR Salomon Toch (5/23/1807 Nikolsburg - ) son of Elias Hirsch Toch & Güthel (?), Soloman Toch (5/9/1809 Nikolsburg - ) son of Isaja Toch & Süsel (?), Salomon Toch (8/15/1815 Nikolsburg - ) son of Abraham Toch & Fradl (?) and their 2nd son Salomon Toch (3/7/1826 Nikolsburg - ) "source; Geburtsmatrik der IKG Nikolsburg, 1763-1847, T. Triebel /Freddy Spielmann" OR Salomon Toch ( - 8/15/1830 Vienna) OR on geni Salomon Toch (early 1800's - ) or geni Salomon Toch & Julie Teltsch "ch. Josefine Pepi Toch (1848 from Mikulov - 1893) & Moritz Wesseli(y)" or geni Adolf Toch (ca. 1870s - ) or geni Therese Toch (1811 - 11/25/1889 Vienna) NFP & Hermann Pollack (abt 1807 - 5/9/1881 Vienna) NFP on Pollack page OR Leopold Toch (abt 1819 - bur 11/22/1885 Vienna) NFP kaufmannes & Katharina Ables (abt 1823 - 7/28/1908) NFP "ch. Carl (Karl) (abt 1861 - bur 3/22/1920), Friederike (nee Toch) Neubauer (abt 1852 - bur 3/6/1894) NFP & David Ortner, Alfred (abt 1865 - bur 8/1/1913) NFP & Ida Löwenstein NFP" buried with Regine Deutsch (abt 1816 - 10/17/1882) OR Hugo Gold Nikolsburg; pg.5 Moyses Salomon Toch, pg-20, 22 Isak Toch, pg-21 Elias Hersch Toch Bierschänker who got lic. 1827, Schaye Toch and brother Kolmann Toch, pg-29 Menachem Toch, and pg-28 Wilhelm Teltsch OR on Bass page Genovefa Toch ( m. 1871 Vienna genteam - 7/28/1921 Vienna) NFP & Adolf Ruzicka (1846 - 1/31/1917 Vienna) NFP kais. rat., prokurist firma S. Trebitsch & Sohn, Hermann Toch, Henriette Toch & Ignaz (Ignatz) Silberberger, Emanuel Toch & Louise Benvenisti (1845 - 12/15/1902 Vienna) NFP OR Saloman Dach, possibly origin of the name Toch in 1600's Mikulov (Nikolsburg) OR on Geni Nikolsburg graves on Jewishgen; Rabbi Josef (Lemel) Ascher ben rabbi Chajjim Teltsch ( - 7/24/1824) son of R. Chajim Teltsch & Rebekka Benet ( - 3/19/1843) {daughter of Moravian Chief Rabbi Mordechai Benet}, Rabbi Samuel ben Löb Teltsch ( - 9/14/1805) ??
Note: any relation to Aron Abeles (abt 1809 res. Nikolsburg - 9/14/1870 Vienna Allgemeinem Krankenhaus) servant & (?), Aron Abeles (abt 1809 res. Nikolsburg - 8/6/1871 Vienna Israel. Spital) retailer /kleinhändler & (?) *records not availbale, as documents were not collected for the 9th district at that time OR Jakob Abeles ( - 9/9/1921 Vienna) Pester Lloyd of firma Herm. Polack's Söhne ?
Gabriel BÖHM + Chai Sara (see BACHRACH family) Died: 1774 in Mikulov (Nikolsburg), Moravia *ref. ebooksread.com "Arthur Ellis Franklin Records of the Franklin family and collaterals", Records of the Franklin family and collaterals
Note: any relation to Kojetin history & rabbi Gabriel Böhm of Mikulov/Nikolsburg in 1785 OR reference-global.com (paid serv.) from the Book "Die Rabbiner der Emanzipationszeit in den deutschen, böhmischen und großpolnischen Ländern 1781-1871'' Gabriel Böhm ( - 1817 Strážnice /Straßnitz, Moravia ) son of Meir. B. aus Mikulov (Nikolsburg) 1785 Rb. in Kojetín (Kojetein). Nachdem er in der Kontroverse um Lasi Ko- hen, ein des Krypto-Sabbatianismus verdächtigtes Gemeindeglied, eine „schwankende“ Haltung bewies, trat er 1794 aus dem Amt und zog sich in den Ruhestand nach Strážnice zurück. Lit. Gold (Hrsg.), Judengemeinden Mährens, 1929, S. 282, 520 and Hugo Gold and steinheim-institut.de; Gabriel Böhm ( - 1817 Strážnice /Straßnitz) is recorded in Memorbuche the son of mhrr Meir Nikolsburg, as is evident from his epitaph, he worked in other communities and his calm verleht Strassnitz years OR Rabbi Gabriel Böhm in 1795 Šaštín-Stráže (Schoßberg-Strascha /Sasvár-Morvaőr, Senica district), Slovakia
Isak BÖHM Died: 1808 in Nikolsburg + Gütl (?) Died: 1813 in Nikolsburg
Note: Franziska is a sister-in-law of Katharina Lunzer *Franziska is bur/w Karl Wilheim (abt 1856 - bur 10/22/1882), while Nathan Weiss is bur/w Marie Wieselmann (1843 - bur 10/22/1882)
*same as ? Cäcilie (nee Spitzer) Böhm (abt 1822 - 3/16/1888 Vienna) NFP ? "ch. Amalie Böhm (1846 - 8/4/1919 Vienna) NFP & Arnold Trebitsch (1820 - 2/17/1898 Vienna) NFP ritters des Franz-Josephs Ordens, etc. {uncle of Josef Lichtenstein (1853 - 8/20/1890 Vienna) NFP & Leontine Blau <parents of Berthold, Elsa> son of Samuel Lichtenstein & Theresia (?) *Leontine is a daughter of David Singer}, Ernestine Böhm (1848 - 10/5/188 Vienna) NFP & Bernhard (see Bachrach family) (1839 - 10/23/1916 Vienna) NFP, Dorothea "Dora" Böhm (1849 - 11/16/1919 Vienna) NFP & Joachim Müller (1831 - 4/2/1903 Vienna) NFP hausbesitzers <parents of Ida & Jacques de Majo /parents of Louis/, Fritzi & Alfred Hofmann /parents of Lisl, Annie/>, Rosa Böhm & Josef Spitzer (1842 - 8/1/1905 Vienna) NFP chefs, bergründers der firma Böhm & Spitzer {parents of Oskar ( - bur 10/7/1897), Emil (1876 - bur 10/11/1926) NFP chef der metaligrosshandlung Böhm & Spitzer, k.u.k. lt. i.d. res. & Lucie Lebel <parents of Helene, Käthe, Oskar Josef> [sister of unknown brother & Emma (?) children of Siegmund Lebel (1850 - 6/11/1918 Vienna) NFP inhaber des kunst und verlagshauses S. Lebel & Elise (?) (1858 - bur 2/9/1912) ?grandchildren of Elias Lebel NFP], Ella (1872 - 7/23/1940) & Sigmund Koller ( - 1/10/1933 Vienna) NFP <parents of Kurt ing.>, Alice & Samuel Frey}, Pauline Böhm (1853 - 1/11/1922 Vienna, New York) NFP & Sigmund Klein, Albert Böhm (New York) & Berta Finkes" ?
| Name | Birth Date | Presumed name in Vienna |
|---|---|---|
| Josua Ber Bernat | 1820 | Bernhard |
| David | 1822 | |
| Katti | 1824 | Katharine |
| Güetl (Gütl) | 1826 | |
| Naftali | 1828 | Naphtali |
| Resl (perhaps Resi?) | 1831 | Theresia |
| Name | Death Date | Presumed name in birth records |
| David, son of Hersch | 1826 | |
| Bella, daughter of Herschl | 1826 | Gutl |
| Herman | 1837 | Herschl |
5th row: nun-tet-ayin tzade-shin-? p'ri?? tzade?-nun-?-yod-mem-sofit [plant ... fruit ...],
6th row: ayin-?-? ?-?-?-tet b'emuna?,
7th row: gemilut hasadim? ?-mem-tav,
8th row: ?-?-alef ?-?-shin-mem-sofit ?-bet-ayin-?,
9th row: tav-nun-tzade-bet-hey [acronym]" 2) Center: Hirsch [slant up] Tzvi [near top]shin-mem-?-?
[slant down] bet-tav?-vav-kav-vav? (inside / in him) "1st row: pey?-yod?-ayin-lamed-yod? [space] bet-alef-bet-?,
2nd row: ?-tzade-alef ??? ?-mem-pey?-?[or shin-pey-? - shefa, ...],
3rd row: b'yom???? [could be bet,hey,chet,or kav] b'tamuz???? tav-kuf-tzade-vav(zion)? lamed-pey-kuf [Tamuz 5596[7] / June 1836 / July 1837],
4th row: pey-hey yod?-shin-pey?-vav?-nun-sofit? ??-shin-? mem-ayin-?-vav b'shalom, 5th row: ?? ?-shin-lamed-? ??? ??-shin[Hirsch??] bet[maybe worn nun for ben] ?-mem-tzade?-?,
6th row: [harav]??? yud-hey-vav-shin-ayin(Joshua) bet-ayin-resh?(Ber) PYHM/BYHM z"l (?),
7th row: tav-nun-tzade-bet-hey [acronym]" 3) Right: Voegle /Woegele "1st row: Shabbat??,
2nd row: pey-tet hey-alef-shin-[edge of break],
3rd row: ayin-tet-resh-tav bet-ayin-lamed-hey (her husban's crown) [edge of break],
4th row: marat (Mrs.) fey-vav?/yod?-gimel-lamed-alef(Voegle?) bat h.r.(?),
5th row: Klerl??? Tritsch z"l ishah,
6th row: harav? yud-hey-vav-shin-ayin(Joshua) bet-ayin-resh?(Ber) PYHM/BYHM,
7th row: zion-lamed??? tav-nun-tzade-bet-hey [acronym]" Contact: Peter Rohel, 42 Cardigan Rd., Toronto, ON, Canada M8Z-2W2 | Copyright: © 2004-2011