Einstein, Exstein, Bloch and Rosenbloom Families Genealogy Collection

Einstein Family Joan Adams, née Bloch, was born in 1932, as one of three children of Beatrice Exstein and Henry R. Bloch. The Einstein family was born in Buttenwiesen, in Bavaria (Germany). Samuel Einstein and Babette Sänger lived there with five children: Simon, Rudolph, Abraham, Hannah and Elias. Four of Samuel’s und Babette’s children moved to the United States in the middle of the 19th century. After their arrival in New York or Philadelphia the Einsteins established themselves in Macron, Georgia. In 1959 Abraham and Elias were involved in the founding of the congregation Temple Beth Israel in Macron, and Elias became its first president.

Exstein Family Henry Exstein was born in Reckendorf (Germany) in 1811. One of his four children was Hiram Exstein (1844-1915). Hiram had seven children with Julia Abrams. One of these children was Henry L. Exstein (1876-1958), who married Beulah Einstein in 1905. The wedding of Beulah Einstein, Joan Adams’s grandmother, and Henry L. Exstein connects the history of the Einstein family and the Exstein family. Beulah Einstein lived from 1881 to 1974. Henry L. and Beulah had two children: Beatrice (1906-1974) and Henry L. Jr. (1908-1979). Beatrice married Henry R. Bloch and they had three children, Barbara, Joan and Henry R. Jr.

Bloch Family The ancestors of the Bloch family lived in Germany. In 1928 Beatrice Exstein married Henry R. Bloch, the son of Bertha Rosenbloom’s(1877-1934) and Moses G. Bloch’s(1865-1952) son. Moses G. had six siblings. His father had moved from Hechingen (Germany) to Valparaiso (Indiana) in 1860 and twenty years later from Valparaiso to Toledo (Ohio).

Rosenbloom Family Moses G. Bloch (1865-1952) married Bertha Rosenbloom. She was born in 1878 and was the daughter of Marcus Rosenbloom (1849-1919) and Rosa Rosenbloom (née Kohn) (1855-1940). Marcus and Rosa lived in Syracuse (New York), where Marcus had a firm called 'Rosenbloom & Sons'. Marcus was born in Syracuse, the son of Solomon (possibly Solamon) Rosenbloom (1822-1896) and Hannah Rosenbloom (1827-1884). Solomon and Hannah immigrated to the United States from Bavaria, Germany, in 1846. Solomon became head of a family business in Syracuse. He was also very interested in his congregation and served for twenty-five years as president of the Adath Yeshuran Society.

Hannah Rosenbloom was born in Geroldshausen, Bavaria (Germany) and had eight children.

Joan Adams, née Bloch, was born in 1932, as one of three children of Beatrice Exstein and Henry R. Bloch. The Einstein family was born in Buttenwiesen, in Bavaria (Germany). Samuel Einstein and Babette Sänger lived there with five children: Simon, Rudolph, Abraham, Hannah and Elias. Four of Samuel’s und Babette’s children moved to the United States in the middle of the 19th century. After their arrival in New York or Philadelphia the Einsteins established themselves in Macron, Georgia. In 1959 Abraham and Elias were involved in the founding of the congregation Temple Beth Israel in Macron, and Elias became its first president.

Henry Exstein was born in Reckendorf (Germany) in 1811. One of his four children was Hiram Exstein (1844-1915). Hiram had seven children with Julia Abrams. One of these children was Henry L. Exstein (1876-1958), who married Beulah Einstein in 1905. The wedding of Beulah Einstein, Joan Adams’s grandmother, and Henry L. Exstein connects the history of the Einstein family and the Exstein family. Beulah Einstein lived from 1881 to 1974. Henry L. and Beulah had two children: Beatrice (1906-1974) and Henry L. Jr. (1908-1979). Beatrice married Henry R. Bloch and they had three children, Barbara, Joan and Henry R. Jr.

The ancestors of the Bloch family lived in Germany. In 1928 Beatrice Exstein married Henry R. Bloch, the son of Bertha Rosenbloom’s(1877-1934) and Moses G. Bloch’s(1865-1952) son. Moses G. had six siblings. His father had moved from Hechingen (Germany) to Valparaiso (Indiana) in 1860 and twenty years later from Valparaiso to Toledo (Ohio).

Moses G. Bloch (1865-1952) married Bertha Rosenbloom. She was born in 1878 and was the daughter of Marcus Rosenbloom (1849-1919) and Rosa Rosenbloom (née Kohn) (1855-1940). Marcus and Rosa lived in Syracuse (New York), where Marcus had a firm called 'Rosenbloom & Sons'. Marcus was born in Syracuse, the son of Solomon (possibly Solamon) Rosenbloom (1822-1896) and Hannah Rosenbloom (1827-1884). Solomon and Hannah immigrated to the United States from Bavaria, Germany, in 1846. Solomon became head of a family business in Syracuse. He was also very interested in his congregation and served for twenty-five years as president of the Adath Yeshuran Society.

Hannah Rosenbloom was born in Geroldshausen, Bavaria (Germany) and had eight children.