Joseph Oppenheimer Reb …–1809 – Whos Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

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Joseph Oppenheimer Reb, …–1809

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Joseph Oppenheimer Reb

Name: Joseph /Oppenheimer/ Reb
Surname: Oppenheimer
Given names: Joseph
Name suffix: Reb

Sex Male

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Family with parents
father	Links Death: Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Joseph Oppenheimer Reb Daniel Oppenheimer …–… Death:
himself	Links Birth: Heidelberg Germany Marriage: Heidelberg Germany Death: before 1809 — Heidelberg Germany Unique identifier: 5D658C882F22994CB328C2A17910F5BF87B9 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Sara Solomon Rosine Oppenheimer Madel (Magdalene) Oppenheimer Moses Joseph Oppenheimer Lemle Joseph (Ferdinand) Oppenheimer Daniel Joseph Oppenheimer Salomon Joseph Oppenheimer Joseph Oppenheimer Reb …–1809 Birth: Heidelberg Germany Death: before 1809 — Heidelberg Germany
brother	Lob Oppenheimer …–

Family with Sara Solomon
himself	Links Birth: Heidelberg Germany Marriage: Heidelberg Germany Death: before 1809 — Heidelberg Germany Unique identifier: 5D658C882F22994CB328C2A17910F5BF87B9 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Sara Solomon Rosine Oppenheimer Madel (Magdalene) Oppenheimer Moses Joseph Oppenheimer Lemle Joseph (Ferdinand) Oppenheimer Daniel Joseph Oppenheimer Salomon Joseph Oppenheimer Joseph Oppenheimer Reb …–1809 Birth: Heidelberg Germany Death: before 1809 — Heidelberg Germany
wife	Links Birth: 1749 — Großsachsen Marriage: Heidelberg Germany Death: 7 May 1821 — Heidelberg Germany Unique identifier: 5D658C882F22994CB328C2A17910F5BF87B9 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Joseph Oppenheimer Reb Rosine Oppenheimer Madel (Magdalene) Oppenheimer Moses Joseph Oppenheimer Lemle Joseph (Ferdinand) Oppenheimer Daniel Joseph Oppenheimer Salomon Joseph Oppenheimer Sara Solomon 1749–1821 Birth: 1749 — Großsachsen Death: 7 May 1821 — Heidelberg Germany
Marriage	Marriage — — Heidelberg Germany
daughter	Links Birth: 1791 42 — Heidelberg Germany Marriage: 17 December 1817 — Mannheim Germany Occupation: IN TEXTILES OR VELVET Death: Unique identifier: 31D767873C935246A7B3262EDCDE0C12E30C Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Israel Gerber Rudolph Gerber Therese Gerber Joseph Gerber Solomon Gerber Alexander Gerber Rosine Oppenheimer 1791–… Birth: 1791 42 — Heidelberg Germany Death:
19 years daughter	Links Birth: between 1804 and 1809 60 — Großsachsen Death: Unique identifier: C06A0716B435354087F71AFD9ABD2E8847C8 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Josel Salomon Kaufmann Madel (Magdalene) Oppenheimer 1804–… Birth: between 1804 and 1809 60 — Großsachsen Death:
-28 years son	Links Birth: 1775 26 — Heidelberg Germany Death: 16 July 1838 — Heidelberg Germany Unique identifier: 804AF26E022FC1438B34AB0D96F60592F907 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Merle (Mina) Speier Babette Oppenheimer Moses Joseph Oppenheimer 1775–1838 Birth: 1775 26 — Heidelberg Germany Death: 16 July 1838 — Heidelberg Germany
3 years son	Links Birth: 1777 28 — Heidelberg Germany Death: Unique identifier: 2202CA0F0F43A749A4265F3827CF13650EC9 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Sara … Babette Oppenheimer Lemle Joseph (Ferdinand) Oppenheimer 1777–… Birth: 1777 28 — Heidelberg Germany Death:
11 years son	Links Birth: 1787 38 — Heidelberg Germany Marriage: 18 December 1811 — Heidelberg Germany Death: 23 November 1854 — Heidelberg Germany Unique identifier: 993B7E28B2C33C48B407087C3FB04A3924D0 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Rosina Kaufmann Daniel Joseph Oppenheimer 1787–1854 Birth: 1787 38 — Heidelberg Germany Death: 23 November 1854 — Heidelberg Germany
2 years son	Links Birth: about 1788 39 — Heidelberg Germany Death: 27 February 1810 — Heidelberg Germany Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Salomon Joseph Oppenheimer 1788–1810 Birth: about 1788 39 — Heidelberg Germany Death: 27 February 1810 — Heidelberg Germany

Events of close relatives
Birth	Heidelberg Germany
Marriage	Sara Solomon — View this family Heidelberg Germany
Birth of a son	Moses Joseph Oppenheimer 1775 Heidelberg Germany
Birth of a son	Lemle Joseph (Ferdinand) Oppenheimer 1777 Heidelberg Germany
Birth of a son	Daniel Joseph Oppenheimer 1787 Heidelberg Germany
Birth of a son	Salomon Joseph Oppenheimer about 1788 Heidelberg Germany
Birth of a daughter	Rosine Oppenheimer 1791 Heidelberg Germany
Birth of a daughter	Madel (Magdalene) Oppenheimer between 1804 and 1809 Großsachsen
Death of a father	Daniel Oppenheimer
Death	before 1809 Heidelberg Germany
Unique identifier	B89CFAA7D60216458F23D1EE59CDC127A79F
Last change	28 July 2012 – 19:48:48 Author of last change: Danny

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Note	Reb Joseph Oppenheimer These facts from Web Site of Danniel Loeb athttp://www.deLanet.com/~Loeb/opp.html#oppy Information sourced from Samuel DOKOW obtained information about thisbranch of the family from a tree written in 1828/9 by a IssacharOppenheimer of Hoffenheim. Married to a Sara Solomon or Sara Odenheimorn (see notes) Oppenheimer FamiLies in Heidelberg Story of Synagogues in the house of the Protected jew Loew Oppenheimer After the Jews were driven out in 1390 the pfaelzischen princespermitted 17 Jews only in the second half Century first five famiLiesliving in Heidelberg. The concession of 1698, in which the Jewspermission for the settlement in Heidelberg was given, obligated it - tothe acceleration of Heidelberg destroyed by the Pfaelzi succession war -Alternatively to the new building or to the reorganization of a house.During 18th Century there were probably never more than twenty JewishfamiLies living in in Heidelberg. The Jewish municipality did not havepermission for estAblishing a synagogue. Therefore it celebrated itsservices first in private houses. The only synagog was from 1700 to 1714in the house protected jew Loew Oppenheimer, one of the two heads of theJewish community. Cser , Andreas. History of the Jews in Heidelberg . Heidelberg, 1996. Giovannini , Norbert and Baader, Meike (Hg). Jewish life in Heidelberg.Studies to an interrupted history . Heidelberg, 1992. ReLease flax , Barbara. "the HeidelBerger synagogs", in: Heidelberg.History and shape , Hg v. Elmar intermediary. Heidelberg, 1996. P.228-235.

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Reb Joseph Oppenheimer
These facts from Web Site of Danniel Loeb athttp://www.deLanet.com/~Loeb/opp.html#oppy
Information sourced from Samuel DOKOW obtained information about thisbranch of the family from a tree written in 1828/9 by a IssacharOppenheimer of Hoffenheim.

Married to a Sara Solomon or Sara Odenheimorn (see notes)

Oppenheimer FamiLies in Heidelberg
Story of Synagogues in the house of the Protected jew Loew Oppenheimer

After the Jews were driven out in 1390 the pfaelzischen princespermitted 17 Jews only in the second half Century first five famiLiesliving in Heidelberg. The concession of 1698, in which the Jewspermission for the settlement in Heidelberg was given, obligated it - tothe acceleration of Heidelberg destroyed by the Pfaelzi succession war -Alternatively to the new building or to the reorganization of a house.During 18th Century there were probably never more than twenty JewishfamiLies living in in Heidelberg. The Jewish municipality did not havepermission for estAblishing a synagogue. Therefore it celebrated itsservices first in private houses. The only synagog was from 1700 to 1714in the house protected jew Loew Oppenheimer, one of the two heads of theJewish community.

Cser , Andreas. History of the Jews in Heidelberg . Heidelberg, 1996.
Giovannini , Norbert and Baader, Meike (Hg). Jewish life in Heidelberg.Studies to an interrupted history . Heidelberg, 1992.
ReLease flax , Barbara. "the HeidelBerger synagogs", in: Heidelberg.History and shape , Hg v. Elmar intermediary. Heidelberg, 1996. P.228-235.