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Rosa Philipp, nee Wallach [*1838]

Born on 15.12.1838 in Rendsburg, died on 08.04.1902 in Lüneburg at the age of 64 years
Gravestone of Rosa Philipp, Lüneburg Jewish cemetery; Private Collection Ruth Lustig
Gravestone of Rosa Philipp, Lüneburg ...
Gravestone of Rosa Philipp (Hebrew side), Lüneburg Jewish cemetery; Private collection Ruth Lustig
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Rosa Philipp, nee Wallach [*1838] is

Daughter of Therese Wallach, nee Daniel [*1800]

Mother of

Wife of Theodor Philipp [*1837]

Residence

Theodor Philipp family (1867)

Rote Straße 3
21335 Lüneburg

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Theodor Philipp family (1869 - 1871)

Wandfärberstraße 7
21335 Lüneburg

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Theodor Philipp family (1871)

Neue Sülze 20
21335 Lüneburg

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Theodor Philipp family (1871-1877)

Große Bäckerstraße 10
21335 Lüneburg

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Theodor Philipp family (1877-1892)

Heiligengeiststraße 15
21335 Lüneburg

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Theodor Philipp family (1892-1897)
Leopold Less (1899-1900)

Bardowicker Straße 24
21335 Lüneburg

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Theodor Philipp family (1897-1909)

Vor dem Bardowicker Tore 36
21335 Lüneburg

Rosa Wallach was born on December 15, 1838, in Rendsburg, the second child of Jacob Baruch Wallach and Therese Wallach, née Daniel. In 1867, she married Wandsbek-born Theodor Philipp, who had come to Lüneburg two years earlier as a teacher for the Jewish community.

Their son Samuel was born in 1868, followed by their daughter Olga in 1869. In the 1870s, Rosa and Theodor Philipp ran a paper shop at Große Bäckerstraße 10 in addition to his teaching job which was not particularly well-paid . 

In their early years in Lüneburg, the family moved frequently, mostly subletting rooms. From 1877 to 1892, the Philipps finally rented their own apartment at Heiligengeiststraße 15. There, they also ran a kind of boarding house for boys from Jewish families who attended secondary school in Lüneburg.

Rosa Philipp, nee Wallach died in 1902 and was buried in Lüneburg"s Jewish cemetery.



Sources and info:

Gravestone for Rosa Philipp (based on historical photographs): epidat - Forschungsplattform jüdische Grabsteinepigraphik, Lüneburg, lbg-1004