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Origin of the name, history and genealogy of the Uhlfelder lineage — a Jewish family name and the traces it left behind.
Toponym (town of Uehlfeld in Middle Franconia), name of Bavarian Jewish families.
Geographic origin: Allemagne (Uehlfeld, Franconie)
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Uhlfeld) Mosche Uhlfelder (Moritzsuggested match
Cimetière juif de Ratisbonne (Pfaffenstein) · Ratisbonne — March 31, 1883
Uhlfelder Fradel Ehefrau des Hirsch
Cimetière juif de Bayreuth · Bayreuth — August 2, 1821
Uhlfelder Marx
Cimetière juif de Bayreuth · Bayreuth — January 11, 1879
Uhlfelder Moritz
Cimetière juif d'Ansbach · Ansbach — February 2, 1935
Uhlfelder Rosalie
Cimetière juif de Bayreuth · Bayreuth — February 11, 1791
Uhlfelder Schimon ...
Cimetière juif de Bayreuth · Bayreuth — January 27, 1845
Uhlfelder) Chaile ⚭ Löb Uhlfelder (Cornelia
Cimetière juif de Bayreuth · Bayreuth — January 14, 1866
Uhlfelder) Eisek Uhlfelder (Eduard
Cimetière juif de Bayreuth · Bayreuth — November 23, 1854
Uhlfelder) Ester ⚭ Simcha Uhlfelder (Ernestine
Cimetière juif de Bayreuth · Bayreuth — April 26, 1838
Uhlfelder) Hanna ⚭ Mordechai Uhlfelder (Hanna
Cimetière juif de Bayreuth · Bayreuth — September 30, 1843
Uhlfelder) Jitel ⚭ Meir Wilmersdörffer (Jette Wilmersdörffer geb.
Cimetière juif de Bayreuth · Bayreuth — October 25, 1826
Uhlfelder) Jitle ⚭ Jonas Hirsch Uhlfelder (Jette
Cimetière juif de Bayreuth · Bayreuth — January 30, 1831