Isaac bar Aaron Bodenheimer jung (1813 - 1893)

Born 16 Jan 1813 in Waibstadt, Bezirksamt Neckarbischofsheim, Großherzogtum Baden, Rheinbund

Husband of Süschen bat Simon (Wolfsbrueck) Bodenheimer — married 4 Sep 1838 (to 31 May 1860) in Hoffenheim, Amt Sinsheim, Baden, Deutschland

Husband of Mila (Wolfsbruck) Bodenheimer — married 3 Sep 1862 in Sinsheim, Amt Sinsheim, Baden, Deutschland

Descendants

Died 10 May 1893 at age 80 in Waibstadt, Amt Sinsheim, Neckarkreis, Großherzogtum Baden, Deutsches Reich

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Biography

Isaak Bodenheimer jung has Jewish Roots.

Isaak Bodenheimer jung has German Roots.

Birth and circumcision

Isaac Bodenheimer was born in Waibstadt the 16th January 1813 between 3 and 4 o'clock in the morning. At this time his mother gave birth to him:

(...) gebahr Breinle Bodenheimer, eine gebohrne Tochter des Isaac Kahn von Schluchtern, die Frau des hiesigen Schutzjuden Aaron Bodenheimer, ein Kind männlichen Geschlechtes, und wurde am 23. Januar, morgens 10 Uhr von Isaac Löw Weil aus Steinsfurth beschnitten, und wurde Isaac genennet. Zeugen waren Süsel Marx, Schutzjud von hier, 78 Jahre alt, und Isaac Löw Weil, Bürger in Steinsfurth, 31 Jahre alt.^[1]

Translation: Isaac Bodenheimer, son of Aaron Bodenheimer, protection jew in Waibstadt, and his wife Breinle Bodenheimer, a daughter of Isaac Kahn in Schluchtern, was born 16th January 1813 between 3 and 4 o'clock in the morning. His circumcision took place 23th January 1813 at 10 o'clock in the morning by Isaac Löw Weil from Steinsfurth.

Do not mix the Isaac Bodenheimers in Waibstadt

An older Isaac Bodenheimer was born about 1799 and died in the age of 82 years on 25th Feb 1881 in Waibstadt. He was the son of Seligmann Bodenheimer and his wife Madel (Magdalena) née Weil. During his life time he was called "Isaac Bodenheimer, alt" [old, senior].^[2] He married several times (Karoline Dürnheimer, Sara Rothschild).

The young Isaac Bodenheimer was the husband of Suschen/Sara/Sophie née Wolfsbruck. In 1855 they got their son Salomon; in the birth record the child's father is mentioned as "Isaak Bodenheimer, jung".^[3]

Occupation

merchant in Waibstadt (Handelsmann)

First Marriage, 1838

Auszug aus dem Traubuch der israelitischen Gemeinde Hoffenheim 1838.

Hoffenheim, 4th September 1838, 1 p.m.

Isaak Bodenheimer, Schutzbürger und Handelsmann in Waibstadt, des verlebten Aron Bodenheimer allda mit seiner gleichfalls verlebten Ehefrau Breinle geb. Mayer erzeugter lediger Sohn, und

Suschen Wolfsbruck, des Simon Wolfsbruck von Baierthal mit seiner Ehefrau Gutel geborne Bodenheimer erzeugte ledige Tochter.^[4]

Translation: Isaak Bodenheimer, protection jew and merchant in Waibstadt, unmarried son of late Aron Bodenheimer and late Breinle née Mayer, gets married to Suschen Wolfsbruck, unmarried daughter of Simon Wolfsbruck from Baiertal and his wife Gutel née Bodenheimer.

Second Marriage, 1862

Sinsheim, 3rd September 1862, 9:30 h a.m.

Isaak Bodenheimer, Bürger und Handelsmann zu Waibstadt, israelitischer Confession, geboren 16. Jenner 1813, ehelicher Sohn des verlebten Schutzbürgers und Handelsmanns Aaron Bodenheimer von Waibstadt und dessen Ehefrau, der verstorbenen Breinle, geb. Salomon und

Mina Wolfsbruck, israelitischer Confession, geboren 10. April 1834, ledige eheliche Tochter des Simon Wolfsbruck von Baierthal und dessen ebenfalls verstorbenen Ehefrau Gertrud geb. Bodenheimer.^[5]

Death

Waibstadt, 10th May 1893, 5 p.m.; death was announced by his son Aron Bodenheimer the following day, 11th May.

TRANSLATION: To the below signing registrar came today the personally known merchant Aron Bodenheimer, residing in Waibstadt and reported, that Isaak Bodenheimer, merchant, husband of the deceased Mina nee Wolfsbruck, 80 years old, catholic [at the left side corrected into israelitic] religion, residing in Waibstadt, born in Waibstadt, son of the in Waibstadt deceased Merchant Aron Bodenheimer and his also there deceased wife Babette nee Sandheimer in Waibstadt at the 10th May 1893 at 5 p.m. is deceased. The reporter was himself present at his death. Signature.

Burial

Isaac Bodenheimer (1813-1893) was buried in the Jewish Cemetery of Waibstadt.

Sources

1. ↑ Standesbuch der israelitischen Gemeinde Waibstadt 1813-1814 Birth Isaac, 1813 #1
2. ↑ Standesbuch der israelitischen Gemeinde Waibstadt 1843-1859 Birth of stillborn girl, 1856 #2
3. ↑ Standesbuch der israelitischen Gemeinde Waibstadt 1843-1859 Birth of son Salomon, 1855 #2
4. ↑ Standesbuch der israelitischen Gemeinde Waibstadt 1836-1838 Marriage, 1838 #2
5. ↑ Standesbuch der israelitischen Gemeinde Waibstadt 1860-1870 Marriage, 1862 #1

Research notes

Note: {geni:about_me} http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=72935558

Around 1974 I had a grade-school assignment to make a family tree. I asked my Grandfather Edgar a bunch of questions, and he told me about his Father, Siegmund; his Grandfather, Benno, and then I asked about his Great Grandfather.He wandering off to the living room, and then came back with the word "Itzy" which made me laugh. I was in grade school... He said that Itzy was a "Tinker"

After all these years, it turns out his name was Itzak -- with his nickname being "Itzy"

-Dan Bodenheimer, great-great-great grandson of Itzy the Tinker.

Itzak Bodenheimer, the father of Benno Bodenheimer and Bernhardt Bodenheimer, is buried in Waibstadt, Germany -- born before circa 1825.

http://www.juedisches-kulturerbe-kraichgau.de/friedhof_en.php

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C3%BCdischer_Friedhof_Waibstadt

Not confirmed that he was a Tinker, and there could be confusion about the German to English word of his occupation. A tinker was originally an itinerant tinsmith, who mended household utensils -- a trade working with white metals, where a blacksmith would work with iron.

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FROM WAIBSTADT

At least three persons with the name Isaak Bodenheimer lived in Waibstadt.

1. Isaak Bodenheimer (died in 1881)

* First Wife: Karolina Bodenheimer (died in 1845)

* Second Wife: Sara Bodenheimer, birth name: Rothschild (died in 1869)

* Isaak and Sara had at least one son: Hermann Naftali Bodenheimer (died in 1869).

* Maybe Seligmann Bodenheimer (died in 1901) is another son.

2. Isaak Bodenheimer (died in 1898)

* For the moment I have no further information about this person.

3. Isaak Bodenheimer (1854-1941)

* Wife: Johanna Bodenheimer

* Children: Hermine, Jenny, Bertha, Berthold, Selma, Wilhelm

I too have some information about Bernhard Baruch Bodenheimer (1851-1922). But I don’t know if this person is identic with Bernhard Bodenheimer for whom you are looking for.

He was the son of Isaak Bodenheimer.

Next problem: I actually don’t know if his father was the first or second Isaak Bodenheimer mentioned above. The third Isaak Bodenheimer is too young for being his father.

The wife of Bernhard Bodenheimer was Adelheid Bodenheimer (1850-1936)

They had several children:

* Adolf (born in 1878) He first moved to Frankfurt, then to USA

* Louis (born in 1879) He first moved to Frankfurt, then to USA

* Siegmund (born in 1881) He died in World War I.

* Hermann (born in 1883) He first moved to Heidelberg, then to USA

* Gustav (born in 1885) He died in World War I.

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In January 2011 was the inaugaration of a memorial stone for the former Jewish citizens of Waibstadt who were deported in 1940 to the concentration camp in Gurs, Southern France. This stone placed near the city hall was initiated and created by pupils participating in our association. Next year there will be installed little memorial stones in front of the houses where Jews lived who became victims of the crimes committed by the national socialists. Since several years these stones are a widespread form of commemoration in Germany. They are called “Stolpersteine” (stumbling stones), look like cobblestones and are integrated in the pavement. These stones bear the name and the dates of birth and death of the victims. The fortune – persecution, deportation, murdering or emigration – also is mentioned. One of these stones refers to the third Isaak Bodenheimer mentioned above. In 1939 he was forced to leave Waibstadt and emigrated to his son Berthold Bodenheimer (born in 1885) to Rotterdam where he died in 1941. Berthold Bodenheimer - together with his wife and his two daughters - was murdered in Auschwitz.