Leopold Mayer family collection 1864-1970 1885-1909 Mayer, Leopold family collection
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Council of Jewish Women (U.S.)
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Yondorf, Ida Mayer, b. 1867
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Pessin, Deborah.
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Mayer, Regina Schulz, 1833-1893
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Mayer, Leopold, 1827-1903
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Oppenheimer, Arthur M.
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Mayer family
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Leopold Mayer was born in Abenheim, Germany, on March 3, 1827, the son of Aaron Mayer (d. 1871). After attending a Catholic seminary, he taught school in Germany from 1846 to 1849. In November 1849, he, his father, and his sister left for the United States, and they arrived in Chicago, Illinois, in April 1850. There, Mayer taught languages and religion at various institutions. He helped organize the Hebrew Benevolent Society in 1851, supported the establishment of the reform congreg...