Michael W. Rich Collection

The collection consists of 18 family trees compiled by Michael W. Rich, mentioning the names of well over 10,000 individuals. In addition, each family tree states the number of Holocaust victims that are mentioned in its pages.

Handwritten inventory in Folder 1 with detailed listings of all family names

Dreyfus family tree, 1750-2005, originally from Gondelsheim, Baden.

Einszneyder family tree, 1770-2005, originally from Rajgrod, Poland.

Feinberg family tree, 1830-2005, originally from Lithuania.

Felberbaum family tree, 1820-2005, originally from Hanusfalva, Hungary.

Hellthal family tree, 1800-2005, originally from Munich, Bavaria.

Koppel family tree, 1740-2005, originally from Menzingen, Baden.

Langschneider family tree, 1760-2005, originally from Rajgrod, Poland.

Lederman family tree, 1730-2005, originally from Menzingen, Baden.

Levi (Kaufmann) family tree, 1735-2005, originally from Gondelsheim, Baden.

Mack and Rauh family tree, 1695-2008, originally from Kueps and Demmelsdorf, Bavaria.

Descendants of Mannlein (Mack), 1720-2008, originally from Demmelsdorf, Bavaria.

Marx family tree, 1690-2005, originally from Hoerden, Baden.

Neuburger family tree, 1756-2005, originally from Burgkunstadt, Bavaria.

Newburgh family tree, 1600-2005, originally from Sulzburg, Bavaria.

Rich family tree, 1834-2005, originally from Hanusfalva, Hungary.

Schubart family tree, 1750-2005, originally from Oberlangenstadt, Bavaria.

Simon family tree, 1850-2005, originally from Minsk, Belarus.

Wallace family tree, 1826, originally from Austria.

Also included is an article by Michael W. Rich, ‘Henry Mack: An important figure in nineteenth century American Jewish history’, originally published in the Journal of the American Jewish Archives, 1995; revision published in Stammbaum, 2003; with additional revisions, 2005.