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Cooper Union in the 1890s

Cooper Union

Jul 01, 2025

Matthew and Elizabeth Rehm headstone at Weehawken Cemetery in New Jersey.

Later years

Jul 01, 2025

Family life in New York

Jul 01, 2025

The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory occupied the upper floors of The Asch Building, fronting on Washington Square Park.

Roots of the garment industry

Jul 01, 2025

New York’s Little Germany

Jul 01, 2025

The SS Laura passenger manifest misidentified Matthew as Martin Rehm

Passage to America

Jul 01, 2025

REHM Kies- & Betonwerk (Gravel and Concrete Plant) GmbH & Co.

Rehm legacy in Lottstetten

Jun 29, 2025

Family in Lottstetten

Jun 29, 2025

Swiss-German border in the Upper Rhine region

Historical roots

Jun 29, 2025

Rehm interactive family tree

Dec 03, 2024

Bundesfassungsgericht in Karlsruhe

Out-of-wedlock exception led to reversal of Article 116 definition of "descendants"

Mar 11, 2024

1961 passport photo turns up as we ramp up German citizenship application plans

Mar 09, 2024

Intermarriage with the Jacobi family from Neuteich

Feb 15, 2024

Hermann and Malka

Another notable in-law: Zionist artist Hermann Struck

Feb 08, 2024

Hilde Paechter's first husband was a Communist persecuted by the Nazis

Feb 07, 2024

Julius Paechter listed as evangelical

Meyer's children all went to Berlin—one converted to the Evangelical church

Feb 06, 2024

Tiegenhof in the 1890s

Meyer Paechter returned from Danzig to Tiegenhof in 1871

Feb 06, 2024

Jewish grant of privileges

The Jewish history of Märkisch Friedland

Feb 04, 2024

Ida Gronau 1895 death record

The Hirsch Paechter family in Kolberg

Feb 01, 2024

Fabian Stammbuch cites Rahel Paechter from Tiegenhof

The Paechters of Märkisch Friedland—how are we related?

Jan 29, 2024

Police notification of revoked citizenship

The dilemma for stateless Jews after July 14, 1933

Dec 15, 2023

"The passport holder does not have German citizenship"

Details of the Paechter emigration story after reading the Anneliese Landau biography

Dec 08, 2023

Marley Road Jewish Cemetery in East Ham

Emil and Helene Paechter came to New York

Dec 07, 2023

Mission house in Wuga where Hedwig was born

Hedwig Pachter was the daughter of a Protestant missionary in German East Africa

Dec 02, 2023

September 1964: first public demonstration for homosexual civil rights

Renee Paechter Cafiero was a gay rights pioneer

Dec 02, 2023

Generational spread in the Paechter family

Dec 01, 2023

More Paechter stories still to be told

Taking stock of our Paechter census

Nov 30, 2023

Hirsch recounts her 2017 visit with the Micklems in Edinburgh

Nov 29, 2023

Landau at a conference at UCLA

Hirsch's “I Was There” article, complete with footnotes

Nov 29, 2023

Recent biography of Anneliese Landau fills in a lot of blanks

Nov 28, 2023

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