The family Ballin, with special consideration of its Hanoverian-Brunswickian branch (New York : 2003)

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The
family
Ballin, with
special consideration
of
its
Hanoverian-Brunswickian
branch by
Oscar
Ballin
/
;
by
(translated Walter
Karger
in 2003).
CS
629 B343 B3 /ENG
q
Leo Baeck
Institute,
New
York
Translation
of: Ballin, Oscar. Die
Familie mit besonderer
Ballin,
Beriicksichtigung
ihres
Hannoverisch-Braunschweigischen
Zweiges. Gandersheim Druck:
C.
:
F. Hertel, 1913.

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The
Family
Ballin.
With
Special
Consideration
of
its
Hanoverian
- Brunswickian
Branch
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By
Oscar
Dr. Ballin.
Gandersheim
1913.
Printed by C. F. Hertel.
(Translated by Walter Karger
in 2003)
f
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Ill
Preface.
Intended
originally as an in-house chronicle for t^he close familv with mn"r".^
intensive research this study has crown into a hnoir tho. k .
„ f """ "^ *'
croser genealogkaJ connection toS WiA * "
lo the lineji .
msU:::T2^°^^^'^::^^^^'^^ »'*=
materia,, it tna, perhaps be ^
»
doe,^.
need speciai mention „,.„^„,^ _,,,
, f^^^'^ "^SI^t'L
At
this occasion my M
I yet express sincere thanks Dr R™n« r
mentonous to i *u^
publisher ofthe "Monthly Bulletin for ^HSton: a!A f?'''";
("Monatsschrift ofJudaism"
ftr die Geschichte und Wissen^hTdes JudlT ^^^u
"^f
«.e With advice and suppon soref
in obtaining et^^^^tomTh: .^wZ
J^ri^^
do
not
I feel less indebted to Mr. S. Rothschild
.n Wor^s, for providing f„m 1:sec^re^ter^v ^"f,\^.^ i • u
materia,
the archives iL"
primT"^''
Brunswick,
July 1913.
Dr.
LEO BAl
or OTITUTE
V
^
i I
^ o
Pc>J\ y o
**>-»'m'n^
Contents.
Introduction
Pg.
1
The Worms
Lineage
Pg. 11
The Hamburg
Lineage
Pg.37
The Hanover
Brunswick
- Lineage
..
Pg.49
Sou„„
abou. 4e
Ballin Family fc SmK
i„ R„,a,
Archives
a, Hanover
p,
,,
R=po« by David Ba,„„
„on. ,™b.b.»e„
abou,
bis experiences
in U,e can,paig„ „f
1813
Pg. 69
^.
.
Bibliography
Pg.74
Introduction
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reSSp
that the identity of the name is baLd on With "w^^ pr^bSST"*"
may have origmated in different locations «nH h-^ • j . a probability the names
conditions. T^is does notX„T;n:^hTirdr^^^^^^
such nouns
that derive from a general tribal term (surras hateJTsS Sh^'' ^'
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from house signs (such as 'Rotschild' reXdd 'S' ^ ^^^^^^^^ ^^ """''
names
(such as Oppenheim, Wertheim). B^atf Mie; ^T"""
names come from a particular house or a n«rti^,T tiie,' J w^^^^a^c^c^ording to their last
each other in a geneiogic:il':'"^:3Cre„Tt;^!^^^ '' ^' '' "^ ^'^^^^ '«
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same descent of onirX ^1 "'^ P~^^ *«
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conditions at differem places and timls aTiS ^ ^ ^ P,^ « ' e d 1 y from the same
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early time
that the first documeme7b:LTofUit^^lT:^^ '' ^"'^^^
^''f'
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generations ofhis name that turn up P^*"^'''' °^^'
later.
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considered, that probably has general validityTaccor^irT W" ?' *' ^^^"'^^ ^hat he
"--
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1
^
3 /o occupation names. 2% are drafted from nam^« ^f ^.f°j™^^^'" 8'^«" "ames and
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1 listed, are represented by 4%.