Pappenheim I

Descendants of Salomon Pappenheim

 

To understand how to read the family listings, click HERE.


    For an overview of the Pappenheim and Mühsam families, click HERE.


    Seligman PAPPENHEIM & Hinda ZÜLZ

  1.    Pinkus MÜHSAM (formerly PAPPENHEIM) (1737 - 28 July 1807) & Barbara (Berocho) JOSEPH JONAS ( - 14 August 1822)  Pinkus took the family name MÜHSAM. His story, and links to his descendant families can be found HERE.

  2.    Salomon PAPPENHEIM (2 February 1740, Zülz - March 4 or 5, 1814, Breslau)

  3.    Marcus PAPPENHEIM (16 February 1790 - 16 July 1868) & Dorothea PHILIPP (20 August 1795 - 12 August 1856)

  4. -   Rosalie PAPPENHEIM & Wilhelm HERZ

  5. -   Julius PAPPENHEIM & Flora BEHREND

  6.    Emil PAPPENHEIM

  7.    Oskar PAPPENHEIM

  8.    Adele PAPPENHEIM

  9. -   Siegmund PAPPENHEIM & Sophie SUTER

  10.    Jenny PAPPENHEIM & Emil SCHWABE

  11.    Alfred SCHWABE

  12.    Sophie SCHWABE & KUTNER

  13.    Doris PAPPENHEIM & Carl ARNHEIM

  14.    Felix ARNHEIM

  15.    Siegmund ARNHEIM

  16.    Mary PAPPENHEIM & Emil MOLL

  17.    Dr. Bruno MOLL

  18. -   Louis PAPPENHEIM & Elisabeth HENSCHEL

  19.    Professor Dr. med. Artur Martin PAPPENHEIM & Frida BERKENAU

     Artur PAPPENHEIM (shown at right) was a physician well known for his work

in hematology, who did some of the earliest work on stem cells.  He founded and

edited the hematology journal, Folia Haematologica, and wrote several books. 

Pappenheim’s stain” is named after him. The German Society of Hematology

and Oncology gives out an annual Artur Pappenheim Award for the best work

in the field of hematology. More about him, in German, can be read HERE.

  1.    Victor PAPPENHEIM & Else OPPENHEIM

  2.    Raoul PAPPENHEIM

  3.    Paula PAPPENHEIM & Theodor von STIERNBERG

  4.    Dorothea von STIERNBERG

  5.    Seligmann PAPPENHEIM (1768 - )

  6. -   Max PAPPENHEIM (1795 - 1829) & Frederike OSCHINSKY (about 1800 - 1824)

  7.    Bertha PAPPENHEIM

  8.    Simon PAPPENHEIM (1731 - 1819)  The descendants of Simon can be found HERE.

  9.    Löbel PAPPENHEIM   Löbel is discussed on THIS page, and possible descendants are found HERE.

  10.    Valentin PAPPENHEIM  The descendants of Valentin can be found HERE.




For more Pappenheims see the PAPPENHEIM II and the PAPPENHEIM III pages.


Seligmann Pappenheim’s son Salomon Pappenheim (1740-1814) became a well known Rabbi and scholar in the town of Zulz (in Silesia, now in western Poland and called Biala.  See MAP).


He was famous as a philologist [philology: the study of the structure, historical development, and relationships of language], and wrote many books on Hebrew grammar (see example of one below).  A list (in German) of some of his works can be found HERE.


The accuracy of the descendant list shown below is somewhat “iffy.”  Two sons of Solomon are shown, Marcus and Seligmann.  As discussed on the main PAPPENHEIM/MÜHSAM page, the source of most of the information on the early Pappenheims is the book, “Geschichte des Namens Mühsam” (History of the Name Mühsam), written by Siegfried Mühsam in 1912.  In the book Siegfried lists Marcus and his descendants, but says he is not sure if Marcus was the son of Salomon or of his brother Löbel (he writes that “presumably” (vermutlich) he was the son of one or the other).  He does not mention Seligmann.


My source for Seligmann (the one born in 1768) is from a possible descendant who I am in contact with, who has a hand written family tree from her grandmother that lists Seligmann as the son of Solomon (with the correct dates), as well as having the descendants of Seligmann that are listed below. 


The portrait of Salomon, right, comes from the Salomon Ludwig Steinheim Institute, named after Salomon Steinheim who is listed on the BASSEVI page.


If you are related to anyone on this page I would very much like to hear from you.  You can contact me at geneo (at) theKesters.net or



Daniel Kester


Page added:  Feb. 24, 2009        Last update: April 4, 2010

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Artur Pappenheim

Book on Hebrew Grammer by Salomon Pappenheim

Salomon Pappenheim

1740 - 1814

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