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Eisenstädt (“Iron City”) is a city at the very eastern end of Austria; it was formerly part of Hungary.  It had a significant Jewish population and produced several important rabbis.  There are many families named in some variation after the city (Eisenstädt, Aisenstadt, Ajzensztadt) throughout eastern Europe. These families all probably had a connection to the city, either being from there originally, or having lived there at some point.  My Eisenstädt family (also spelled Eisenstaedt, and later Eisenstadt) originated in the town of Schöneck (Skarszewy in Polish), which is a bit southwest of Danzig (Gdansk), in what was West Prussia, and is now part of Poland.  Previous to the early 1800’s, Jews generally did not use family names, rather they used the name of their father as their second name.  When Jews of the region of West Prussia were required to take family names in 1812, there were five brothers living in the town of Schöneck who took the name Eisenstadt: Moses, Arndt, Joseph, Jacob, and Schleimer, who were all sons of Benjamin. A few years later (1820’s) there were at least five Eisenstadt men and one woman living in Schöneck or towns close to it: a Joseph and a Solomon Eisenstadt in the Stuhm (now Sztum ) area, Joseph, Marcus, and Therese in Dirschau, and Siegfried who was still in Schöneck.  Siegfried’s son Benjamin moved to Putzig (now Puck), a bit north of Danzig. Stuhm is about 40 km from Schöneck; Dirschau (now Tczew) is even closer.  Based on the fact that the 1812 list would have only included adult men, and that the six Eisenstadts (Joseph, Solomon, Joseph, Marcus, Siegfried, Therese) found in the 1820’s didn’t start to have children until the mid 1820‘s, it is probable that they were all cousins, sons of the five “original” Eisenstadt brothers from the 1812 list.  For most of the cousins I know which of the five brothers was their father. However, for a few I don’t; they are listed below under “(Unknown) EISENSTÄDT”.  Most of the cousins had numerous children, as shown below. 


The Eisenstädts in the Stuhm region lived in several towns and villages, all within about 10 km of each other.  All of the places had German names, but now have Polish names, having become part of Poland after WWII.  The names of the places in German and Polish are: Stuhm = Sztum, Neumarkt = Nowy Targ, Altmarkt = Stary Targ, Nikolaiken (or Nicolaskirchen) = Mikolajki Pomarskie.


The Eisenstädts followed the pattern of other Jewish families in the 1800’s: starting out in small villages, moving from one to another for marriage or economic reasons, but by the end of the century migrating to the large cities, especially Berlin. For example Putzig, one of the towns the Eisenstädts lived in, went from a Jewish population of about 100 in 1818 to a high of 178 people in 1849, but by 1913 had a Jewish population of only 39.


A famous member of the Eisenstädt family is the photographer, Alfred Eisenstaedt. He was born in Dirschau (now Tczew).  My Eisenstadt relatives remember him as being part of the extended family in Berlin before WWII.  Born in 1898, Alfred Eisenstaedt got his first camera at the age of 14 and sold his first photo in 1927.  He came to the U.S. in 1935 to escape Nazi Germany and was hired as one of the three original photographers for LIFE magazine, where he continued to work until his death in 1995.  He is considered to be the “father of modern photojournalism” with its emphasis on spontaneous shots capturing a specific moment in time, using small portable cameras, as opposed to the formal staged photographs that had been the standard previously. His most famous photograph is “VJ Day” shown at right.



Much of the information on this page I collected myself from birth, marriage, and death records assembled by the LDS (Mormon) church. Other information came from the memory of my mother, Susanne Kester (formerly Luft). Her mother, Edith Eisenstadt, is shown at right, below. Additional information came from Fred Zimmak, Jim Bennett, Simon Srebrny, and from the Cohn/Carter family. Thank you to the descendants of Hermann Eisenstädt for information on the Putzig branch of the family.

VJ Day

Times Square, New York

Photo by Alfred Eisenstaedt 1945

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Edith Eisenstädt

(my grandmother)

7 June 1896, Berlin -

February 1943, Auschwitz


Benjamin (before about 1745 - about 1807, Schöneck) 

  1. Benjamin would have had the name of his father as his second name, however we do not know what that was.  In the naming list of 1812,

  2. five sons of Benjamin are listed. Benjamin himself is not listed, indicating that he was no longer living. It was traditional to name children

  3. after deceased grandparents. The first grandchild named Benjamin was born in 1808, indicating that Benjamin (the grandfather) died in

  4. about 1807.

  5. -  Moses EISENSTÄDT (was Moses BENJAMIN before 1812) (about 1771 - )

  6. •  Sara EISENSTÄDT (about 1800, Schöneck - )

  7. •  Lazarus (?) EISENSTÄDT (about 1802, Schöneck - )

  8. •  Siemon EISENSTÄDT (about 1803, Schöneck - )

  9. It is possible that Siemon is the “Siegfried” near the bottom of this page (grandfather of Herrmann Eisenstädt). It was

  10. common for Jews to take more “German sounding” names later in life.

  11. •  Joseph EISENSTÄDT (1805, Schöneck - 1856, Dirschau) & Henne HIRSCHFELD

  12. Joseph was one of three members of this generation known to have ended up in Dirschau (now Tczew).

  13. ‣  Moses EISENSTÄDT (1831 - ) & Johanne SCHLEIMER (1841, Pollenczyn - )

  14. -  Joseph EISENSTÄDT (5 November1861, Dirschau - 6 April 1925, Berlin) & Regina SCHOEN (13 December

  15. 1875, Wirsitz - ?, New York, NY)

  16. •  Afred EISENSTAEDT (6 December 1898, Dirschau - 23 August 1995, Martha’s Vineyard, MA)

  17. & Kathy Kaye (? - 1972)

  18. A longtime photographer for LIFE magazine, Alfred Eisenstaedt is considered the “Father of modern

  19. Photojournalism”. See the introduction to this page, above, and the photos at right.

  20. •  EISENSTÄDT (Alfred had two brothers. Names not known)

  21. •  EISENSTÄDT

  22. -  Rebecca EISENSTÄDT (1863, Dirschau - )

  23. -  Salomon EISENSTÄDT (1866, Dirschau - )

  24. -  Susskind/Alexander EISENSTÄDT (1868, Dirschau - )

  25. -  Amalie EISENSTÄDT (1871, Dirschau - )

  26. -  Hermann/Hirsch EISENSTÄDT (1873, Dirschau - )

  27. ‣  Therese EISENSTÄDT (19 December 1832, Dirschau - 22 January 1833, Dirschau)

  28. ‣  Goetz/Jetz EISENSTÄDT (16 January 1834, Dirschau - ) & Fein (Tina, Sina?) JACOBIUS (1831, Schöneck - )

  29. -  Salomon EISENSTÄDT (died at age 5)

  30. -  Moritz EISENSTÄDT (died at age 1 1/2)

  31. -  Moses EISENSTÄDT (1865, Dirschau - )

  32. -  Frederike EISENSTÄDT (1869, Dirschau - )

  33. ‣  Samuel EISENSTÄDT (21 April 1836, Dirschau - 1854, Dirscau)

  34. ‣  Hirsch EISENSTÄDT (22 April 1838, Dirschau - ) & Sara Salomonsohn (about 1843, Danzig - )

  35. -  Therese EISENSTÄDT (1862, Dirschau -)

  36. -  Minna EISENSTÄDT (1863, Dirschau -)

  37. -  Emma EISENSTÄDT (1867, Dirschau - )

  38. -  Siegfried EISENSTÄDT (1873, Dirschau - )

  39. ‣  Salomon EISENSTÄDT (26 July 1840, Dirschau - )

  40. ‣  Beinierz/Bernhard EISENSTÄDT (3 February 1846, Dirschau - ) & Ida MICHAELIS (15 October 1846, Dirschau - )

  41. Ida was the daughter of Abraham Michaelis and Therese Eisenstadt

  42. -  Arend (Arndt) EISENSTÄDT (was Arend BENJAMIN before 1812)(about 1765 - ) & Beile (about 1771 - )

  43. •  Marcus EISENSTÄDT (about 1796, Schöneck - ) & Hinde

  44. Marcus was the second of three members of this generation known to have ended up in Dirschau (now Tczew).

  45. ‣  Aron EISENSTÄDT (3 December 1828, Dirschau - )

  46. •  Salomon EISENSTÄDT (about 1800, Schöneck - ) & Sara GUTTMANN FREUNDLICH (13 December 1800 - 1857)

  47. Salomon was one of two members of this generation who was in the Stuhm area. Sara was the daughter of Guttmann Joel

  48. Freundlich (1751 - ) and Sara Joachim Levi.

  49. ‣  Rahel EISENSTÄDT (27 August 1822, Miralean (?) - ) & Benjamin WUNDERLICH

  50. ‣  Johanna EISENSTÄDT (26 December 1824, Miralean (?) - )

  51. ‣  Bernhard EISENSTÄDT (28 May 1825, Miralean (?) - )

  52. ‣  Benjamin EISENSTÄDT (24 March 1827, Miralean (?) - )

  53. ‣  Arend EISENSTÄDT (3 February 1829, Nikolaiken - 27 November 1833, Nikolaiken)

  54. ‣  Henriette EISENSTÄDT (13 January 1831, Nikolaiken - )

  55. ‣  Esther EISENSTÄDT (29 October 1832, Nikolaiken - )

  56. ‣  Louis Salomon (Ludwig) EISENSTÄDT (10 November 1834, Altmarkt - ) & Ernestine JACOBI (September 1838 - 28 July 1923)

  57. For the family of Ernestine Jacobi see THIS page.

  58. -  Selma EISENSTÄDT (12 August 1861, Stuhm - ) & Philipp JOACHIMCZYK (12 August 1861 - 11 July 1920)

  59. -  Alexander EISENSTÄDT (12 December 1862, Stuhm - about 1943, Theresienstadt)

  60. -  Siegfried EISENSTÄDT (19 January 1864, Stuhm - 2 December 1942, Theresienstadt) & Auguste BRAHN (12 May 1862, Tworog, Silesia - 31 October 1942, Theresienstadt)

  61. •  Wolfgang EISENSTAEDT (about 1892 - ) & Lillie

  62. ‣  Bridget EISENSTAEDT

  63. •  Rudolf EISENSTAEDT (about 1893 - about 1931) & Elli UNGER

  64. •  Edith Gertrud EISENSTAEDT* (7 June 1896, Berlin - February 1943, Auschwitz) & Alfred LUFT (9 January 1893 - 4 December 1976)

  65. Edith Eisenstaedt is shown at right.  For the family of Alfred Luft, see THIS page.

  66. ‣  Susanne Jeanette LUFT (1924 - ) & Paul Louis KESTER (previously KLEINSTRASS)(1925 - )

  67. -  Daniel John KESTER (1954, Los Angeles - ) This is me (creator of this website)

  68. & Anna Gunilla THEANDER (1958 - )

  69. •  Anya Rebecca KESTER (1989 - )

  70. •  Shiri Sophia KESTER (1991 - )

  71. ‣  Eva LUFT (1921 - ) & Gunnar Arthur GLUCKMAN (1922 - )

  72. -  Anita GLUCKMAN (1949 - )

  73. -  Clas GLUCKMAN (1951 - ) & Linda SMOOT

  74. ‣  Werner Wolf LUFT (2 July 1929, Berlin - 25 January 2005, Golden, CO) & Helene TOITOT (1929 - )

  75. -  Alyce Jasmine LUFT (1953 - ) & Barry POST (1952 - )

  76. •  Madeline Valerie POST (1991 - )

  77. -  Valerie Nadine LUFT (1957 - ) & Marshall Charles NOVACK (1955 - )

  78. •  Justine NOVACK (1990 - )

  79. •  Jared Mathew NOVACK (1993 - )

  80. •  Edith Gertrud EISENSTAEDT* (7 June 1896, Berlin - February 1943, Auschwitz) & Hans LITTMANN (12 October 1897, Berlin - February 1943, Auschwitz)

  81. -  Blanka EISENSTÄDT (1 February 1865, Stuhm - )

  82. -  Martha EISENSTÄDT (15 February 1866, Stuhm - ) & Hermann COHN

  83. •  Felix COHN (died in WWI)

  84. ‣  Margot COHN & Werner SIEGEL

  85. -  Richard SIEGEL

  86. -  SIEGEL

  87. •  Georg COHN

  88. ‣  Hans COHN & Beba

  89. -  COHN

  90. -  COHN

  91. -  Ines COHN

  92. -  Clarita COHN

  93. ‣  Ruth COHN

  94. •  Bruno COHN (Bruce CARTER) (5 October 1904, Angerburg, East Prussia - 12 March 1988, Los Angeles) & Edith LEWY (18 January 1913 - 1993, Los Angeles)  Bruno Cohn studied law and worked as a lawyer until the Nazis prohibited Jews from practicing law. In 1940 he escaped Germany with his family for Curaçao in the Dutch West Indies. After the war the family moved to Los Angeles, where he changed his name to Bruce Carter.

  95. ‣  Dennis CARTER (1938 - ) & Barbara HIMMEL

  96. -  Melanie CARTER (1971 - )

  97. -  Steven CARTER (1973 - ) & Amie

  98. •  Samantha CARTER

  99. •  Cheyenne CARTER

  100. •  Dylan Pierce CARTER (2010 - )

  101. ‣  Thomas David CARTER (1943 - ) & Joyce SACHSE

  102. -  Phillip CARTER (1975 - ) & Margot KORNBLITH

  103. Phillip Carter, an Iraq War veteran, ran the Obama presidential campaign’s veteran outreach program, and during 2009 was Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Detainee Affairs, until resigning that post in December of 2009.

  104. •  Sarah Edith CARTER (2012 - )

  105. ‣  Thomas David CARTER (1943 - ) & Marcy GARBER

  106. -  Siri GARBER (daughter of Marcy GARBER) & Thomas CHORLEY

  107. •  Autumn Jean CHORLEY

  108. •  Elly COHN

  109. -  Berthold EISENSTÄDT (20 February 1867, Stuhm - )

  110. -  Arthur EISENSTÄDT (27 August 1868, Stuhm - ) & Margarethe BLUMENTHAL

  111. •  Kurt EISENSTÄDT

  112. •  Walter EISENSTÄDT

  113. •  Lotte EISENSTÄDT

  114. -  Cecila EISENSTÄDT (24 January 1872, Stuhm - )

  115. ‣  Meyer EISENSTÄDT (4 January 1839, Nikolaiken - )

  116. ‣  Joseph EISENSTÄDT (24 August 1841 Nikolaiken - )

  117. ‣  Gustav EISENSTÄDT (25 February 1843 Nikolaiken - 24 July 1843 Nikolaiken)

  118. ‣  Emma EISENSTÄDT (15 August 1845 - 18 April 1874) & Benno FLATOW (about 1844 - )

  119. •  Vogel EISENSTÄDT (about 1793, Schöneck - )

  120. •  Sara EISENSTÄDT (about 1800, Schöneck - )

  121. -  Joseph EISENSTÄDT (was Joseph BENJAMIN before 1812)

  122. -  Jacob EISENSTÄDT (was  Jacob BENJAMIN before 1812)

  123. -  Schleimer EISENSTÄDT (was Schleimer BENJAMIN before 1812)

  124. -  (Unknown) EISENSTÄDT (second name was BENJAMIN before 1812)

  125. There were five Eisenstadt brothers living with their families in Schöneck in 1812 when the Eisenstadt name was taken (Moses, Arend, Joseph, Jacob, and Schleimer). The three members of the next generation shown below (Therese, Joseph, and Siegfried) were each children of one of these five brothers, I just don’t know which one.

  126. •  Therese EISENSTÄDT (probably born around 1820) & Abraham MICHAELIS (1807 - )

  127. ‣  Michol MICHAELIS (17 October 1838, Dirschau - ) & Fanny BAUMAN (1835, Dirschau - )

  128. ‣  Moses MICHAELIS (23 October 1839, Dirschau - )

  129. ‣  Zure MICHAELIS (20 January 1841, Dirschau - )

  130. ‣  Götz MICHAELIS (2 March 1843, Dirschau - 25 October 1848, Dirschau)

  131. ‣  Hirsch MICHAELIS (7 March 1844, Dirschau - ) & Zore/Dore TUCHLER (1841 - )

  132. -  Adolph MICHAELIS (1873 - )

  133. ‣  Ida MICHAELIS (20 January 1850, Dirschau - ) & Beinierz/Bernhard EISENSTÄDT (3 February 1846, Dirschau - )

  134. ‣  Samuel MICHAELIS (1 April 1848, Dirschau - )

  135. ‣  Jacob MICHAELIS (20 January 1850, Dirschau - )

  136. ‣  Mahle MICHAELIS (20 March 1852, Dirschau -)

  137. ‣  Bertha MICHAELIS (14 January 1854, Dirschau -)

  138. ‣  Simon MICHAELIS (3 October 1855, Dirschau - )

  139. ‣  Joseph MICHAELIS (14 June 1859, Dirschau - )

  140. •  Joseph EISENSTÄDT & Roselle (Rosa) DAVID EDEL (23 August 1798 - 15 August 1863) Joseph is the second member of this generation who was living in the Stuhm region. Joseph and Roselle were married in Stuhm in 1818, so were living there from at least that time forward.

  141. ‣  Esther EISENSTÄDT (20 January 1819, Stuhm - )

  142. ‣  Hanne EISENSTÄDT (11 July 1820, Stuhm - )

  143. ‣  Benjamin EISENSTÄDT (16 October 1822, Stuhm - 1846)

  144. ‣  Simson EISENSTÄDT (15 April 1825, Stuhm - )

  145. ‣  Jette EISENSTÄDT (16 June 1826, Stuhm - )

  146. ‣  Sara EISENSTÄDT (23 February 1827, Stuhm - ) & Moritz FALKMAN (about 1833 - )

  147. -  Emma FALKMAN (1859 - )

  148. -  Fanni FALKMAN (9 November 1860 - )

  149. -  Hermann FALKMAN (1862 - )

  150. ‣  Getz (?) EISENSTÄDT (8 June 1828, Stuhm - )

  151. ‣  Samuel EISENSTÄDT (12 January 1830, Stuhm - 15 November 1839, Stuhm)

  152. ‣  Frederika EISENSTÄDT (2 January 1831, Stuhm - 21 May 1831, Stuhm)

  153. ‣  Maier or Moses ? EISENSTÄDT (11 January 1832, Stuhm - ) & Caroline FALK NATHAN

  154. -  Maria EISENSTÄDT (1868, Stuhm - )

  155. -  Natan EISENSTÄDT (1866, Stuhm - )

  156. -  Adele EISENSTÄDT (1865, Stuhm - )

  157. -  Rosa EISENSTÄDT (1864, Stuhm - )

  158. -  Emma EISENSTÄDT (1862, Stuhm - 1863, Stuhm)

  159. -  Jenny EISENSTÄDT (1869, Stuhm - )

  160. ‣  Amalie EISENSTÄDT (18 April 1833, Stuhm - 22 August 1833, Stuhm)

  161. ‣  M___ EISENSTÄDT (name illegible)(16 May 1835, Stuhm - )

  162. ‣  Salomon EISENSTÄDT (17 November 1836, Stuhm - )

  163. ‣  Rose (Rosalie) EISENSTÄDT (2 December 1839, Stuhm - )

  164. ‣  Salomon EISENSTÄDT (1 January 1842, Stuhm - 29 January 1842, Stuhm)

  165. •  Siegfried EISENSTÄDT (?, Schöneck -) & Doris

  166. As discussed above, it is not clear which of the five original Eisenstädt brothers was the father of Siegfried. However, it was common for people who were given Jewish names in the early 1800’s, to use more “German sounding” names, such as “Siegfried”, later in life. It is likely that Siegfried’s original name was something else. It is possible that he is the “Siemon Eisenstädt” listed as a son of Moses Eisenstädt, near the top of this list.

  167. ‣  Benjamin EISENSTÄDT (17 October 1824, Schöneck - 28 December 1898, Putzig) & Emma BERNSTEIN (15 September 1823, Putzig - 19 October 1906, Putzig)

  168. Benjamin (or maybe already his parents) moved to Putzig (Puck), north of Danzig (Gdansk), possibly in order to marry Emma, a native of Putzig.

  169. -  Lina EISENSTÄDT (9 July 1854, Putzig - 1929) & Simon ARONSON (?, Königsberg - )

  170. -  Moses EISENSTÄDT (11 August 1856, Putzig - 1916, Danzig) & Hilda SCHULTZ (?, Liebstadt, Ost Preussen - )

  171. -  Louis EISENSTÄDT (10 June 1858, Putzig - 1927, Danzig) & Flora SCHULTZ (?, Liebstadt, Ost Preussen - )

  172. It appears that the two brothers Moses and Louis, married two sisters, Hilda and Flora.

  173. •  Paula EISENSTÄT (18 October 1886 - September 1942, Chelmno) & Alfred LEVY ( - about 1917, died in WWI)

  174. ‣  Martin LEVY (1912 - )

  175. ‣  Edith LEVY (1914 - )

  176. ‣  Margot LEVY (1915 - )

  177. ‣  Ruth LEVY (1917 - )

  178. -  Herrmann EISENSTÄDT (17 July 1860, Putzig - 7 December 1940, Lodz Ghetto - ) & Jenny EISACK (1862, Nakel/Netze - 16 September 1941, Lodz Ghetto)   See photo of Herrmann at right.

  179. The descendants of Herrmann Eisenstädt have had several reunions, the most recent one being in Berlin in May, 2010. Some members of this branch of the family are very internet-shy, so many members are not listed. Contact me for missing names.

  180. •  Betty EISENSTÄDT (26 June 1886, Putzig - 27 October 1981, Jerusalem) & Isaac LANDAU

  181. (25 May 1884, Danzig - 28 December 1947, Haifa)

  182. ‣  Moshe LANDAU (29 April 1912, Danzig - 1 May 2011, Jerusalem) & Leah DOUKHAN

  183. Moishe Landau studied law in London before immigrating to Palestine. In 1953 he was made a member of the Israeli Supreme Court and from 1980-82 was President of the Supreme Court. In 1963 he was the presiding judge at the trial of Adolf Eichmann. He was also a member of the International Court of Justice.

  184. -  Shlomit (Pittie) LANDAU (1949 - ) & Gunnar JOHNSON

  185. •  Neri JOHNSON (1983 - )

  186. •  Adam JOHNSON (1985 - )

  187. -  Ada LANDAU (1946 - ) & Amitai SPITZER

  188. •  Yannay SPITZER (1977 - )

  189. •  Yael SPITZER (1979 - )

  190. -  Tamar LANDAU (1956 - ) & Yosef (Jossi) KLEIN

  191. •  Daria KLEIN (1986 - )

  192. ‣  Michael LANDAU (19 September 1916 - ) & Nanya GOLUCHOY

  193. The children and grandchildren of Michael and Nanya reside in Israel.

  194. •  Moritz EISENSTÄDT (6 July 1888, Putzig - 25 November 1958, Frankfurt) & Charlotte (Lotte) Mathilde KORSTINSKI (12 March 1895, Graudenz - 17 April 1973, Landhausen)

  195. •  Sally EISENSTÄDT (1889, Putzig - 1939, KZ Stuthof)

  196. •  Wilhelm EISENSTÄDT (20 December 1893, Putzig - 4 March 1937, Leipzig) & Hildegard Margarethe Gertrud RICHTER (29 July 1893, Winzig, Kreis Wohlau - 21 November 1943, Sydney, Australia)

  197. ‣  Eva Margarete EISENSTÄDT (1920 - ) & Ernest John PAXTON (14 October 1910, Sydney - 14 February 1972, Sydney)

  198. -  Julia M. PAXTON (1940 - ) & Warren L. F. MOORE

  199. •  David F. MOORE (1964 - )

  200. •  James E. MOORE (1966 - )

  201. •  Jenny M. MOORE (1969 - )

  202. -  E. Lorraine PAXTON (1943 - ) & Gerard JORNA

  203. •  Michele E. JORNA (1963 - )

  204. •  Gerard D. JORNA (1969 - )

  205. -  Susan J. PAXTON (1945 - ) & Ramsay D. MOODIE

  206. •  Robert B. MOODIE (1971 - )

  207. •  Georgina S. MOODIE (1974 - )

  208. •  Nicholas R. MOODIE (1979 - )

  209. -  E. John PAXTON (1947 - ) & Marcia HOWARD

  210. •  Michael J. PAXTON (1985 - )

  211. -  Stephen W. PAXTON (1954 - )

  212. -  Dorothea EISENSTÄDT (14 October 1862, Putzig - 1945, Theresienstadt) & Hermann STERNFELD (20 April 1858, Groß Kuhren - 1927, Berlin)

  213. •  Leo STERNFELD (9 August 1889, Groß Kuhren - 17 February 1974, Berlin) & Agnes SCHONBERG (25 April 1893, Berlin - 31 October 1987, Ogdensburg, NY)

  214. ‣  Annemarie STERNFELD (1922 - ) & Morris PINTO (1924 - )

  215. -  Joan PINTO (1949 - )

  216. -  Emanuel PINTO (1952 - )

  217. -  Marc PINTO (1960 - )

  218. -  Siegfried EISENSTÄDT (16 April 1864, Putzig - 1926, Pangroitz at Elbing) & Berta GROSS




*People with asterisks after their names were married two or more times.  They have a separate line for each spouse.



Herrmann Eisenstädt

1860, Putzig-

1940, Lodz Ghetto

Israeli Supreme Court Judge Moshe Landau

1912, Danzig - 2011, Jerusalem

Alfred Eisenstaedt

1898, Dirschau-

1995, Martha’s Vineyard