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Document / objectAnna Jacob’s death notice gathers the family around her nameThis 1931 newspaper notice names Anna’s husband Julius, their son Adolf, and Paul, Max, Else and Ernst Reichenbach among the mourners. The family placed the notice after Anna’s death following an accident. It establishes a close household and family circle, but it does not assign every stated relationship or name Anna’s parents.
Document / objectErnst Reichenbach’s chart reaches into earlier family generationsThis compiled pedigree names Ernst, his parents Adolf and Goldine, and earlier Reichenbach, Heinemann and Marcuse ancestors. A genealogist made the chart, and the family names passed through that hand before reaching the institutional collection. It guides research, but each relationship still requires support from civil, communal or cemetery records.
Document / objectPaul Reichenbach’s family announces his deathTwo days after Paul’s sudden death, his family placed this notice in the Central-Verein-Zeitung. It names Margarete née Liebenthal, Ernst, Albert Rothschild and Ruth née Reichenbach, and Adolf. This is a paid family Todesanzeige, distinct from the family-held Trauer-Album; it does not list Paul’s offices.
Document / objectThe family filled this ancestry chart by handThis original pedigree names Adolf and Goldine, Jacob and Helene, and earlier Marcuse, Cohn, Heinemann and Krömer ancestors. A family compiler wrote the names into the printed form and passed it down with the papers. It preserves remembered genealogy, but each relationship still needs independent confirmation.
Document / objectThis cover belongs with Ernst Reichenbach’s compiled ancestry chartThis institutional access image shows the cover kept with Ernst Reichenbach’s pedigree. An earlier genealogist assembled the chart, and the Leo Baeck Institute now holds the record. The cover joins the file but does not itself prove any family relationship.