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The Obermayers: A History of a Jewish Family in Germany and America, 1618—2009, by Kenneth Libo and Michael Feldberg

Filed Under Deutschland, United States By Contributing Editors on April 1, 2015

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The Obermayers

The Obermayers: A History of a Jewish Family in Germany and America, 1618—2009, by Kenneth Libo and Michael Feldberg. The book contains histories and genealogies of the Obermayer, Lehmann, Sinsheimer, and Oberndoerfer families from Creglingen, Augsburg, Furth, and other towns of Germany. Published by the Obermayer Foundation, 239 Chestnut St., West Newton, MA 02465, 2009, ISBN 978-0615303819. The book may be purchased from http://www.amazon.com/The-Obermayers-History-Germany-1618-2009/dp/0615388418/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top? ie=UTF8, or from http://www.amazon.com/The-Obermayers-History-Germany-1618-2009/dp/0615388418/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top? ie=UTF8. It has been donated to the following libraries: (in the United States) American Jewish Archives, American Jewish Historical Society, Bran­deis University, Leo Baeck Institute, Martha’s Vineyard Hebrew Center, Museum of Jewish Heritage, National Museum of American Jewish History, Philadelphia Jewish Archives Center, Temple Shalom of Newton, West End Synagogue (Nashville, Tennessee); German libraries: Juedisches Kulturmuseum Augsburg, Juedisches Museum Creglingen, Juedisches Museum Franken in Fuerth, Stadtarchive Augsburg.

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  1. Denise Blessinger says

    September 23, 2015 at 3:27 am

    Can you please help me trace my family ? I have record my Grandfather Johannes Blosinger was Mayer of Damstadt Germany 2ce and his son once in 1600’s he also kept a diary which is supposed to be in a museum, I need to prove my Jewishness to make Aliyah , and perhaps the diary can help know more. I have more information if you can help. Please.
    Thank you Denise Blessinger (Blosinger )

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