Friedrich Singer (1841 - 1910)

Born 14 Jun 1841 in Stadt 494, Wien, Österreich [uncertain]

Ancestors

Husband of Henriette (Hirschler) Singer — married 30 Sep 1872 (to 26 May 1883) in Wien, Österreich

Died 10 Dec 1910 at age 69 in Am Hof 11, Wien, Österreich

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Biography

Friedrich "Fritz" Singer was born 14 Jun 1841 in Stadt 494, Wien, Österreich, son of Ignaz Singer and Louise (Löwy) Singer.

Friedrich Singer worked for many years for Bank Rothschild. He was director of the 'Wiener Hypotheken-Kasse'. He was also a writer; he used the pseud. S. Fritz. He wrote among others Thoren und Thörinnen: Kleine Geschichten.

He married 30 September 1872 in Vienna Henriette Hirschler, daughter of 'Kaiserlichen Rates' Sigmund Hirschler.^[1] She died 26 May 1883 in Wien.

He died 10 Dec 1910 after a long illness in Am Hof 11, Wien, Österreich, aged 69 years.

Event

Type: Marriage 2

Date: AFT 1883

Note: N.B. following death of first wife Henriette, née HIRSCHLER on 26th. May 1883, Fritz SINGER must have remarried at some point to Marianne, née JACOBSEN, widow of JEIDELS - cf. her Death Notice of 10th. Jan. 1911

Object:

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Title: 1911.01.10-Marianne SINGER Death Notice, NFP

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Burial

Date: 12 DEC 1910

Place: Wien, Zentralfriedhof: T1/49-1-2

Note: cf. IKG-Wien Cemetery Databank

Religion

Religion: Jewish

Note

Note: N.B. IKG-Wien Databank lists his name as being "Louis" ...

Sources

1. ↑ https://anno.onb.ac.at/cgi-content/anno?aid=nfp&datum=18720928&query=%22friedrich+singer%22&ref=anno-search&seite=5

See also:

• Singer, Friedrich. In: Franz Brümmer: Lexikon der deutschen Dichter und Prosaisten von Beginn des 19. Jahrhunderts bis zur Gegenwart, 6. Auflage, Leipzig 1913, 6. Band, S. 442–443 https://archive.org/stream/lexikonderdeutsc06bruoft
• WikiTree profile Singer-203 created through the import of past continuous.ged on Oct 10, 2011 by Pip James. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Pip and others.