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Günzburg Family Genealogy

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GÜNZBURG: there are 71 Günzburg's on Prague's (1850-1914) registry, including below Magdalena, Heinrich, and 5 of their children (any help interpreting the information on the forms is appreciated)

Magdalena GÜNZBURG and Heinrich GRÜNFELD familyNote: Besides Magdalena + Heinrich my direct line, I have included research Groups (A), (1), (2), (3), (4), (5), (6), (7), (8), (9) = 67 names

Group (A): names= 7

Simon (Shim‘on) GÜNZBURG Born: 1649 in Prague + (?)

Note: source A. Astier & genami.orgFrench M. Gutmann have: David Gunzburger ( -1714) who signed in 1692 the HégenheimFrench cemetery's statutes with the name David bar Baruch the young + Zerle ( -1713) parents of: Baruch Bar David ( -1759) + Fromet ( -1751 Hegenheim) parents of: school teacher Joseph Gunzburger ( -1803) + Hedes Wormser family number 32 of the 1784 census. (It means this family is #1784 of the jewish census made in France this year by the french authorities) parents of: David Moïse Gunzburg (Gunzburger) (1745 - Oct 13, 1824 Hégenheim, Alsace) first Hegenheim Rabbi in 1772 + Esther Wormser *2nd wife: Theodora Haas married aft. 1792 OR Rabbi David GünzburgGerman (Alsace, France - 1841 Ihringen), Rb in the area of Baden-Wurttemberg fled in 1793 from the French Revolution to Ihringen, where he since then as a leader of a Jeschiwa and ehrenamtl. Rb was active, at times also for Breisach responsibly, David Günzburger (from Bollweiler/Alsace): fled about 1790 from the French Revolution to Schmieheim where it was a Rb, Joseph-Josle Günzburger (abt 1757 Alsace - 1842 Schmieheim) till 1817: In 1817 Rb, in 1827-47 District Rb in Schmieheim (followed on from his father David G. in the office)

Group (1): names=6

Simon GÜNZBURG + Judith (?) familySimon GÜNZBURG Born: 1763 in Prague + Judith (?) Born: 1781

Group (2): names=6

Wolf GÜNZBURG + Sara (?) familyWolf GÜNZBURG Born: 1770 in Prague + Sara (?) Born: 1780

Group (3): names=29

Moses GÜNZBURG + Amma (?) familyMoses GÜNZBURG Born: 1776 in Prague + Amma (Anna?) (?) Born: 1778

Group (4) names=2

Rafael GÜNZBURG Born: 1797 in Prague + Dorothea WERBA Born: 1813

Group (5) names=2 Wolf GÜNZBURG + Anna SCHULHOF

Wolf GÜNZBURG Born: 1804 in Prague + Anna SCHULHOF Born: 1820 in Prague

Note: any relation to Ignaz Schulhof & Co., Wien & Prag, Sonnen- und Regenschirm - Fabrik Mit aufgedruckter 2 Heller Stempelmarke, 1900 OR Julius Schulhoff, "Julius Schulhof/Šulhov" (1825 Prague-1898), Bohemian pianist, composer, daughter Else, uncle Gustav Schulhoff, father of Czech composer and pianist Erwin Schulhoff (1894–1942) OR Anna Schulhof of Prague + Joachim Popper, fancy goods dealer (Galanteriewarenhandler), son Siegfried Popper (1848-1933) OR Rabbi Isaac ben Zalman ben Moses Schulhof (abt 1650 Prague-1733 Prague) settled in Ofen

Group (6): names=4

Lazar Jakob GÜNZBURG + Rachel (?) famikyLazar Jakob GÜNZBURG Born: 1805 in Prague + Rachel (?) Born: 1805

Group (7): names=3

Isak GÜNZBURG + Maria NEUMANN familyIsak GÜNZBURG Born: 1805 in Prague + Maria NEUMANN Born: 1814 Erlischowitz?

Group (8): names=6

Moses GÜNZBURG + Mea Aloisia MIKULECKÝ *2nd wife: Loise KINZELBRG familyMoses GÜNZBURG Born: 1843 in Prague + Mea Aloisia MIKULECKY () *2nd wife: Loise KINZELBRG Born: 1853

Group (9): misc names=2

Anna GÜNZBURG Born: 1803 in Prague - image

Leopold GÜNZBURG Born: 1884 - image

Note: Günzburg "town of Bavaria.. ..A small but flourishing Jewish community existed there in the sixteenth century. In 1566 the Jews of Günzburg petitioned Emperor Maximilian H. to recognize as rabbi Isaac ha-Levi, who had officiated in that capacity for thirty years.. ..Among these members was the rich and influential Simeon Günzburg-Ulma ben Eliezer Günzburg family tree(1506 Günzburg-1585 Burgau), ancestor of the Günzburg family.. ..The community has long since ceased to exist; but the name of the town is familiar to the Jews from the fact of its having been the birthplace of the Günzburg, Günz, and Gaunz families AND on Wikipedia "Günzburg was founded in about 70 B.C. by the Romans to defend the borders of their land along the Danube; it was known as Castellum Guntia, Gontia or Contia.. ..Günzburg surname.." AND town history "..in October 1805: Napoleon Bonaparte. He, by the way, left with a bill unpaid, and it was only in 1989 that it was settled by Francois Mitterand, the French President, in the course of a summit meeting with Chancellor Helmut Kohl on Reisensburg.." OR ..1590.. the author-editor-translator of this edition was Simon Levi ben Yehuda Gunzburg, who had come to Italy from Swabia.. ..1593 This useful little chapbook containing the traditional customs was first brought to the printing house by the honorable Rabbi Shimon Ashkenazi (Simon Levi Gunzburg) three years ago.." OR Günzburg'sGerman.pdf in "Dokumentation zur Geschichte und Kultur der Juden in Schwaben.." OR Maggid, David - Sefer Toledot Mishpechot Günzburg. Zur Geschichte und Genealogie der Günzburge. Von den ältesten Stämmen dieser Familie in Deutschland (Anfang des XVI Jahrhunderts) bis zum Tode des berühmten Jacob-Gabriel Günzburg aus Kamenetz in Russland (1853) OR "Günzburg. – Stein, Peter. – Der Basler Talmuddruck 1578–1580: zur Genealogie des Herausgebers Simon Günzburg zur Gemse in Frankfurt und seines Geldgebers Simon Günzburg sohn des Elieser in Günzburg (Über den vorsichtigen Umgang mit historischer und genealogischer Sekundärliteratur) / Peter Stein. – In: Familienforschung Schweiz: Jahrbuch, 2002, S. 119–138: ill." OR Joseph b. Isaac ha-Levi Günzburg "..For a second time Löw (the Maharal) accepted the position of rabbi. At this date (1588) he renewed and enlarged the scope of the ban which he, together with ten scholars of Prague, had pronounced in 1583 against the "Nadler" calumny. On the present occasion he acted in conjunction with Eleazar of Worms at Posen, and Mordecai Jaffe, Isaac Cohen Shapira, Joseph b. Isaac ha-Levi Günzburg, and Uri Lipman Hefez at Gnesen.. ..There was also printed at Prague (1598) the funeral sermon preached by Löw on the death of Akiba Günzburg of Frankfort" Günzburg'sGerman mentioned in a book OR on Judaica Bohemiae: Anshel Günzburg + Jüttel Torna (-Apr 8, 1699) relative of Lazar Abeles. Two murderers cut her throat, robbed her of a jewel box and attempted to cover up their crime by throwing her body into the Vltava River in Prague OR on Jstor: "..Rabbi Jaim Chayim Bacharach (1639 in Lipník nad Bečvou, Moravia -1702) himself makes mention of his brother-in-law, Lob Gunzburg, the son of R. Simon Schatel.." OR Isaac (Günzburg?) and his son Judah Löb Winckler (c. 1625; both left Vienna 1670 and settled in Posen) OR Rabbi Mordecai Günzburg in Brest-Litovsk (Brisk) 1685 OR Karoline Günzburg Hönigsberg (abt 1754 - Oct 11, 1824 Vienna) age 70, Großhändlersgattin OR 1814/15 Jacob Günzburg (image) (Ber., Shab.) Prague OR descendants of Henriette Ernestine Goldschmidt (1859-1927) + Salomon Günzburg (1848-1905), Baron von Günzburg in 1871?
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