Mendelssohn, Nathan
Mendelssohn had six children, of whom only his second-oldest daughter, Recha, and his eldest son, Joseph, retained the Jewish faith.[24] His sons were: Joseph (founder of the Mendelssohn banking house and a friend and benefactor of Alexander von Humboldt), Abraham (who married Lea Salomon and was the father of Fanny and Felix Mendelssohn), and Nathan (a mechanical engineer of considerable repute).
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Nathan Mendelssohn (auch: Carl Theodor Nathanael Mendelssohn; * 8. Dezember 1781 in Berlin; † 9. Januar 1852 ebenda) war ein erfolgreicher Mechaniker und Instrumentenbauer.
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Name Entry: Nathan Mendelson.
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