Family papers of Leo Wolff

Family papers of Leo Wolff 

Family papers of Leo Wolff 

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Papers of Heyman Wolfsohn: six letters from the Judische Gemeinde and Thalmud Thora Verein about appointments in Berlin, 1866-87; two documents from the Berlin police about a residence permit, 1865; draft of emoluments, c.1837; letter from the District Council, Ostrow, about a post as teacher of religion, 1857; a testimonial of Wolfsohn's competence as mohel from the Raszkow community; contracts, 1841 and 1844; birth certificate and naturalisation certificate; mohel book; correspondence; testimonials; account of the illness of two daughters; list of children's birthdays; patriotic writings in praise of the Hohenzollern family; prospectus for a group tour of the Holy Land, 1889; congratulations on his seventieth and eightieth birthdays. Letters to Benno (Benjamin) Cohn, nephew of Heyman Wolfsohn, from members of the family, 1863-9. Leo Wolff from his parents, Salo and Johanna Wolff and his sister Gertrud, 1889 Correspondence of Gerhart Wolff (Gerald Wolfe), son of Leo Wolff, and his wife Hannah (Annie), 1926-40