FAMILY SHEET OSWALD BINSWANGER of OSTERBERG + AUGSBURG Compiled by Rolf Hofmann ( [email protected] ) VERSION 01

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FAMILY SHEET OSWALD BINSWANGER of OSTERBERG + AUGSBURG Compiled by Rolf Hofmann ( Harburgproject@Aol.Com ) VERSION 01

FAMILY SHEET OSWALD BINSWANGER OF OSTERBERG + AUGSBURG compiled by Rolf Hofmann ( [email protected] ) VERSION 01 OSWALD BINSWANGER partner of liqueur and vinegar factory „Jacob Binswanger & Co“ in Augsburg born 08 Feb 1822 Osterberg, died 27 Dec 1910 Augsburg parents = Moses Binswanger + wife Bluemle (Schenle) nee Goetz married (1) in 1848 KAROLINE KAHN born 19 Feb 1825 Osterberg, died 06 Dec 1868 Augsburg parents = Samson Kahn + wife Sara married (2) 06 May 1875 in Noerdlingen RICKE OTTENHEIMER born 04 Jun 1828 Jebenhausen, died 16 Apr 1890 Augsburg parents = Salomon Ottenheimer + Babette nee Rosenheim Ricke married as widow of Nathan Singer in Oberdorf SO FAR KNOWN CHILDREN (all born in Osterberg): Seligmann + Lucie were adopted children of brother Gabriel Binswanger (01) SIGMUND 27 Jul 1849 – 27 Oct 1919 (died in Augsburg) (born Seligmann) partner of “Jacob Binswanger & Co” in Augsburg married 12 Nov 1878 THERESE RAFF from Jebenhausen 20 Dec 1858 – 11 Feb 1935 (died in Augsburg) parents = Albert Raff + wife Peppi nee Mueller (02) SOPHIE 14 Apr 1851 – 09 Dec 1868 (?) (03) GUSTAV 18 Aug 1852 – 17 Mar 1932 (died in Augsburg) partner of “Jacob Binswanger & Co” in Augsburg married HEDWIG RAFF from Jebenhausen 17 Sep 1861 – 11 Jun 1928 ? (died in Augsburg) parents = Albert Raff + wife Peppi nee Mueller (04) OTTO 27 Apr 1854 - ? (born Salomon) (05) BETTY 20 Aug 1855 – 05 Aug 1920 (died in Augsburg) married before 1882 ALEXANDER NEUBURGER from Binswangen 12 Jun 1843 – 22 Aug 1906 parents = Isaak Neuburger + wife Esther nee Ofner (06) ADOLF 18 Mar 1857 - ? (07) HERMANN 01 Jun 1858 – 11 Feb 1943 (died in Theresienstadt) partner of “Magister Mayer & Hirsch”, liqueur factory in Munich (founded in 1905) married 08 May 1890 in Augsburg ROSA MOOS from Buchau 14 Feb 1866 – 11 Aug 1932 (died in Munich parents = Isaak Moos + wife Wilhelmine Oberndoerfer nee Dreyfus (08) ALFRED 29 Aug 1860 – 15 Nov 1933 (died in Regensburg) (born Nathan) married 30 Aug 1891 in Ulm LINA MOOS from Ulm 11 Jul 1872 – 07 May 1943 (died in Thersienstadt) parents = Isidor Moos + wife Luise nee Neuburger couple had 2 children (born in Regensburg) = (a) Elisabeth Binswanger * 01 Jul 1893 emigrated to Genua (Italy) (b) Martha Binswanger 04 Jul 1894 – 04 Jan 1937 died in Munich married before 1923 Martin Treumann * 28 May 1892 emigrated to Vienna (Austria) (10) JAKOB 29 Mar 1862 - ? (11) EMMA 18 Jun 1864 – 01 Sep 1864 (12) LUCIE 26 Feb 1868 - ? (A) “Jacob Binswanger & Co” was founded in Osterberg by Oswald’s brother Jacob Binswanger - company moved to Augsburg after factory in Osterberg was destroyed by fire in 1863 - company existed until 1938. .

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