Name

Source

Details

Albert Aufrichtig

Ferdinand M. Isserman Papers 1870-1971. 

Ferdinand Isserman was Rabbi of Temple Israel, St Louis, Missouri from 1929 until 1963. During this period he performed the eulogies for the Final Services for Albert Aufrichtig, who died in April 1935, and Albert's mother, Jenny Lederer Aufrichtig who died three months earlier in January 1935.

Jenny Aufichtig Eulogy

Albert Aufrichtig Eulogy

Alois Aufrichtig

Western Historical Manuscript Collection 

Aufrichtig, Alois, Papers, 1888-1912 (C284)

Records of owner of St. Louis company specializing in brewery equipment. Correspondence, patent, and orders and accounts.

Charles Bertram Aufrichtig

Death Notice and the Burial Permits listing in the St. Louis Post Dispatch.

issue of 6 July 1912 page 10

Edith Aufrichtig

The Modern View: 25th Anniversary Deluxe Edition 
(published in St. Louis in 1925 by Modern View Magazine), edited by A. Rosenthal. 

Listed on Page 25

The Modern View was a periodical aimed at the Jewish community of St Louis that was published in the early part of the 20th Century.

Louis Aufrichtig

The Jewish Almanac Community Register (5684) 1924-1925, edited by Dr. A. Kaufman, published by the Jewish Almanac Publishing Co. (St. Louis, 1924)

Listed on Page 218

Jenny Lederer &

Albert Aufrichtig

Ellis Island records.

Travelled on the S.S Philadelphia leaving Southampton 5 August 1914 and arriving at Ellis Island 13 August 1914. She was accompanied by her son , Albert Aufrichtig. Her age was given as 50, and Albert listed as 19 and a birthdate of 26 May 1895. [NB: Other sources give date of birth as 25 May 1895] Their address was given as 220 Lombard Street, St Louis, Missouri. Her passport number was listed as 22596.

Jenny Lederer 

Ellis Island records. 

Travelled on the S.S. George Washington leaving Bremen, Germany on 6 September 1922 arriving at Ellis Island on 15 September 1922. Her age was given as 50. Manifest described her as receiving her naturalisation papers at the City Court of St Louis. Her address was given as 5867 Nina Place, St Louis, Missouri.