Simon Kaufmann Family Collection 1819-1863, 1993

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Simon Kaufmann Family Collection 1819-1863, 1993

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This collection contains Simon Kaufmann's residency permit for Lichtenau, Baden (1819), a few letters sent from Kaufmann family members in mid-19th centuryGeorgia, and a genealogical chronicle of Simon Kaufmann's family.

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Leo Baeck Institute Archives

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SNAC Resource ID: 6346666

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Kaufman, Gus Bernd

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Kaufmann, Julius 1822-

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Kaufmann, Simon, 1796-1879

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Simon Kaufmann was a merchant resident in Lichtenau (Baden), Germany. His sons Julius, Max, and Karl (Charles) all emigrated to Georgia around 1850. The manuscript in folder 2 indicates that this may have been the result of the events surrounding the failed 1848 revolution in Germany. From the guide to the Simon Kaufmann Family Collection, 1819-1863, 1993, (Leo Baeck Institute Archives) ...

Kaufmann, Charles (Karl), 1829-

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Straus (Family : Otterberg, Germany)

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Kaufmann, Max 1826-

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Kaufmann, Simon, 1796-1879

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6d94m2h (person)

Simon Kaufmann was a merchant resident in Lichtenau (Baden), Germany. His sons Julius, Max, and Karl (Charles) all emigrated to Georgia around 1850. The manuscript in folder 2 indicates that this may have been the result of the events surrounding the failed 1848 revolution in Germany. From the guide to the Simon Kaufmann Family Collection, 1819-1863, 1993, (Leo Baeck Institute Archives) ...