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Rohel-Bach-Bohm-Loeb + Associates

Welcome to Peter (Pete/Petr) ROHEL's genealogy (genealogie, rodokmen, family tree) site, which began Oct. 2004 and

currently has abt. 12,811 names + another

1,662 "under review". If your Surname is on a "research page" indicated by

or in a "research Group" & you find a link to a relative not in "research", the associated Surnames will be added under Names tab. My objective is to post information we currently have and get more eyeballs to view the site, resulting in correction of errors, additional names, links, notes, stories and pictures.*Anyone born after 1915 and "living" has the word "private" next to the name, but upon request, I can post your living dates & pictures. Clicking on a picture will usually provide a larger image or an enlargement box. The flags represent some of the origins of families on this site and the family tree, was painted by our great-grandmother Leonie (Böhm) Friedmann. *see our history in Šternberk, Moravia, Czech (1850-1969) or origin of the Rohel name. Thank you for your financial or material contribution

This site is dedicated to our parents Miroslav Rohel + Adele Heidi (nee Klimesch), as well as all of our relatives. *Special thanks goes to my late aunt Lottie (nee Böhm) MACKAY, her mother Gertrude (nee RIE) Böhm whose parents were friends of Sigmund FREUD and cousin Kathryn. After the 1968 Soviet-Bloc occupation of Czechoslovakia now Czech Republic, we were able to escape communist Šternberk, Moravia in 1969. Above mentioned* and uncle Donald, cousin Alastair, Ann and Janet, helped my parents and invited me to live with them in Pleasantville N.Y. for 18 months (1970-1971). Thank you for your support and generosity

I am researching Ancestors and Descendants of several branches and your help is always appreciated. Ancestry of our LOEB branch is currently under review by several scholars (article1.pdf, article2) and information on Sinai LOEB and his descendants from (1530-1737) is limited at this time. His younger brother Jehuda Loew the Maharal of Prague, whose statue has been in front of Prague’s city hall since 1917, was a well known scholar, leader, mystic, associated with the creation of a Golem and other legends. Archives in Prague (research article) may have information on our BÖHM, BAUCH, FRIEDMANN, etc. ancestors prior to 1800 and I could use your help with this search. Are you related to anyone on this site? Do you have information we can share - names, notes, pictures, stories, links, etc? Would you like to assist researching a family branch? Please email peterrohel@yahoo.ca leave a note on our Guestbook or use the address below. *see relationship calculator (2cnd-cousin, etc.) and all about names

LOEB direct line to Rohel:

Šternberk, Moravia and Rohel family, with ancestor's Morawetz-Friedmann-Bach-Bohm-Klimesch

Bezalel LOEB, Haim/Chaim WORMS of Worms or LÖEW-BEER + Vogelin Feigele (?), Bezalel LOEB (abt 1480-) + (?) daughter of ChaimISSEMHEIMER or Yitzchak KLOBER, Sinai LOEB (1508 Poznań or Worms-1607 Kolín) + Chana WESSELS, Khaim LOEB (1545-1620) + Krassna daughter of Gabriel, Judith LOEB + Elasar TODROS (-1635), Perl TODROS (-1681) + Michal son of David WIENER-SPIRA (-1691), David WIENER-SPIRA + Mirl SCHLACKENWERTH (-1681) *2nd wife Elen LICHTENSTADT, Salman WIENER + Malke (?), Bele WIENER + Falk MARKUS, Cheyle MARKUS + Joseph Wolf GRATZ, Bejle GRATZ (1737-1818) + Joseph Abraham OBERLÄNDER (1725 -1787), Jakob OBERLÄNDER (1774 Náchod - 1862) + Anna LEWIT (1791-1883), Babette OBERLÄNDER (1818-1875) of Upice + Philip MORAWETZ (1810-1870), Auguste MORAWETZ (1845 Upice - 1923 Vienna) + Bernhard FRIEDMANN (1855-1900), Arthur FRIEDMANN (1877-1929) + Leonie BÖHM (1884-1966) both of Vienna daughter of Heinrich Böhm below, Anne FRIEDMANN (1907 Vienna - 1939 Šternberk) + Johann KLIMESCH (1888 Písařov - 1972 Montreal), Adele Heidi KLIMESCH (1927 Šternberk - ) + Miroslav ROHEL (1914 Paskov

- 2002 Toronto) *see possible relatives (1600-1700's) from J. Bohemiae documents

Left to right: Henry + Maria Bohm, Heidi (our mother) Klimesch, Lottie Bohm, Rudolf + Arthur Klimesch - children 1930's in Sternberg (now Šternberk), Moravia, Czech Republic

BACH-BÖHM my direct line: Sigmund or Samuel LÖBL "aka BRUMML" (bef 1660 Svihov

? -) + (?), son Samuel PINKAS (bef 1690 Svihov -), son Wolf PINKAS ( - abt 1782) ofSvihov + Mirl (?), son Elias STERN (Svihov - bef 1793 in Jindřichův Hradec) + Franciska (?) ( - aft 1793), Anna STERN (1782 Prague -1861) + Markus GRÜNHUT (1781 Prague -1858), Sophie GRÜNHUT (1807 Prague-) + Markus BAUCH (1805 Prague-), Gottlieb BAUCH (1826-1896) + Emilie KOHN (1841-1890) daughter of Juda + Helene HIRSCH, brother Josef BACH (1827-1892) of Vienna + Francisca GRÜNFELD (1833 Prague-1915 Vienna) daughter of Heinrich (1792 Prague-1865) + Magdalena GÜNZBURG (1802 Prague-) sons Emanuel & Bernhard Grünfeld, Martha BACH (1860-1905) + Friedrich KHUNER (1855-1912), Adele BACH (1862-1900) + Sigmund WOLF (1856-1921), Max BACH (1855-1920) + Lily FLEISCHER, Bernhard BÖHM/BÖEHM (1819-1901 Mikulov) + Katharina EISLER (1818-1899), sister Katharine Böhm + Mr. SPIEGLER and Josephine Böhm + Mr. WEISS, Max BÖEHM (1858 Vienna-1952 Haifa) + Adele WOLF (1870 Eisenstadt-1954), Sofie BÖHM (1859-1882) + Ludwig BING (1854-1925), Leopold BÖHM (1851-1908) + Berthe POLLACZEK, Clara BACH (1860-1940) + Heinrich BÖHM (1843-1922), Sophie BÖHM (1882-1960) + Arthur KARY (1874-1941), Hedl BÖHM (1886-1945) + Alfred FISCHEL (1868 Čimelice-1910), Victor BÖHM (1889-1955) + Gertrude RIE (1897-1985), Joseph BÖHM (1892-1978) + Anna FUERPASS, *2nd wife Elaine BECK, Ella BÖHM (1894-) + Heinz LANDESMANN (1882-1967) & more under Names

History: Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, Austria, Vienna, Bohemia, Moravia, Moravian-Silesian Region, Jews in South Moravia, Prague, Czech Sudetenland, 1938 Nazi occupation, 1968 Soviet-Bloc occupation, Disappeared Sudetenland, Radio Prague category I requested and Czechs in Canada & Toronto, America - Chronology, US Czech historic places & monuments, Texas 1823+, Chicago 1850s