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EHRENPREIS

All Ehrenpreises are related, or are we? It appears that Ehrenpreis is an extremely rare
last name. I have found only a handful of family trees with that name:
Family#1- those descendants of Solomon Ehrenpreis(my great-grandfather who came
from Poland to New York,(see FTM vol. 25 tree 1150)
Family#2-those descendants of Fanny(Pearl?)Ehrenpreis, who came from Lemberg,
Galicia to Baltimore (see FTM vol. 2 tree 2782 & FTM vol. 5 tree 2831,
Family#3-those descendants of Sabina (Babbe)Sprintze Ehrenpreis, who came from
Lemberg, some settling in Sweden and some in the USA (including Marcus Ehrenpreis,
the one time Chief Rabbi of Sweden,
Family#4-those related to the brothers William & Joseph, who settled in New York City,
Family#5-those related to an Adolf Ehrenpreis who continued to live in Germany.
Family#6-those who spell the name Ehrinpreis, Ehrinpries
I am certain there are also an additional 1 or 2 families of which I am presently
unaware.
With only a handful of families of Ehrenpreis, many originating from the same general
area of Europe it seems reasonable that we are all cousins.

If you wish to read more about the Ehrenpreis families, the source of the name, famous Ehrenpreises and more click on the text file "AN ESSAY ON EHRENPREIS: THE COMPLETE TEXT", found below.



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Ralph J Ehrenpreis

403 Williamsburg Drive
Mahopac, NY 10541
United States
845-628-3556
REhrenprei@aol.com


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  • Solomon Ehrenpreis, my great grandfather (29 KB)
    Solomon Ehrenpreis, born about 1851 probably in L'vov, Galicia came to New York City from Warsaw, Poland about 1896, died in 1911.
  • Helen Lansky Ehrenpreis, my great grandmother (19 KB)
    Wife of Solomon Ehrenpreis
  • Marcus Mordecai Ehrenpreis, Chief Rabbi of Sweden (52 KB)
    Marcus Mordecai Ehrenpreis, 1869-1951 Officiated as rabbi in Djakovo, Croatia 1896-1900 Chief Rabbi of Sofia, Bulgaria 1900-1914 Chief Rabbi of Sweden 1914-1951 He had been a fervant Zionist, but later also advocated an assimilationist position, which made him a controversal figure.
  • Manefest from the Circassia 24 Sept 1895 (196 KB)
    Ship's manefest from the Circassia 24 Sept 1895 from Glasgow, Scotland. Passengers include Helena, Wolf, Mati, Victor, Elisa, Josef and Sarah Ehrenpreis.
  • Portrait of Maksymilian Ehrenpreis (46 KB)
    From: http://artyzm.com/e_obraz.php?id=4936 Polish Painting Masterpieces by Jozef Mehoffer "Portrait of Maksymilian Ehrenpreis", crayon on paper, 62 x 47.5 cm, private collection
  • Professor Irvin Ehrenpreis (27 KB)
    The Late Irvin Ehrenpreis was an authority on Jonathan Swift and 18th-century English literature. Mr. Ehrenpreis was the Linden Kent Memorial Professor of English Literature at the University of Virginia, received the Christian Gauss Award for literary scholarship and criticism from Phi Beta Kappa, for the final volume of his trilogy, ''Swift: The Man, His Works, and the Age.'' He had taught at the University of Virginia since 1964 and in 1980 was elected a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
  • Ehrenpreis-Scheckenfalter Butterfly (3 KB)
    Ehrenpreis-Scheckenfalter Butterfly
 

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