Commercial objects and recordsRB-SCAN-GAZ-1873

Jacob’s widow and sons inherit J. Reichenbach

After Jacob’s death on 17 December 1872, the gazette recorded that the business passed durch Erbgang—by inheritance—to his widow Helene née Heinemann and their sons Ludwig, Adolph and Gustav. The 13 March 1873 notice places Ludwig in Halberstadt, Adolph in Wernigerode and Gustav in Goslar, and registers the house as general partnership no. 110. It names a family succession, not a sale.

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Archive reference
RB-SCAN-GAZ-1873
Date
13 March 1873
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900 × 600 pixels
Evidence status
Primary printed official record
Source and provenance
Staats-Anzeiger für Preußen, 13 March 1873, Halberstadt general partnership no. 110.
Credit
Staats-Anzeiger / Reichsanzeiger, digitized by Universitätsbibliothek Mannheim
Rights
Public-domain official gazette
Image treatment
Tightly cropped access JPEG from the digitized gazette page; no generative alteration.

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Reichenbach Family Archive. “Jacob’s widow and sons inherit J. Reichenbach.” 13 March 1873. RB-SCAN-GAZ-1873. https://www.reichenbacharchive.org/objects/rb-scan-gaz-1873.

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