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     Jennie Ettlinger was born on 17 June 1885 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.^2,3 She was the daughter of Jacob Ettlinger and Babette Turkheimer.² Jennie Ettlinger married Paul Ettlinger, son of Seligmann Ettlinger and Bertha (Sara) Heinsheimer, on 9 September 1917 at New York, New York.^4,5,2 Jennie Ettlinger died on 20 September 1943 at New York, New York, at age 58.^1,3 She was buried on 22 September 1943 at Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Glendale, Queens, New York.³

     Adrienne Ettlinger was born on 11 September 1919.^2,3 She was the daughter of Paul Ettlinger and Jennie Ettlinger. Adrienne Ettlinger married Bert Haber.⁴ Her married name was Haber.¹ Adrienne Ettlinger lived before 2003 at Monmouth, New Jersey.³ She died on 30 March 2003 at age 83.³

     Paul Ettlinger was the son of Paul Ettlinger and Jennie Ettlinger.

     Edward Heinsheimer was born at Glenwood, Mills Co., Iowa, USA.³ He was the son of David Heinsheimer and Sarah Pettinger. Edward Heinsheimer married Rose Kahn.⁴

     Alfred Heinsheimer was born in 1867.³ He was the son of David Heinsheimer and Natalie Loeb. Alfred Heinsheimer was graduated in 1884 at Columbia University, New York, New York, with the degree of civil engineer.³ After his graduation he travled extensively in the practice of his profession. He spent several years in Mexico in work on railroad properties.
     On January 1, 1919, occured the death of Mr. Heinsheimer's brother, Louis C., a partner in Kuhn, Loeb & Co., who made Mr. Heinsheimer the chief beneficiary of an estate estimated at more that $5,000,000. The will provided a gift of $1,000,000 for six Jewish charitable institutions, provided they form a federation, which they declined to do. Every effort was made by the executors and the surving brother to carry out the provision for this gift. Mr. Heinsheimer offering to relinquish the $1,000,000 which otherwise came to him, if but five of the institutions would merge. At the end of two years, the project was abandoned and Mr. Heinsheimer used the money to establish and endow the New York Foundation, a non-sectarian organization to promote charitable, educational and philanthropic enterprises.
     In July, 1916, the newly formed Federation of Jewish Charities announced the receipt of $25,000 from Mr. Heinsheimer, who stated that he wished to open the books of the federation with this gift in memory of his mother. In December, 1925, he presented to the Hospital for Joint Diseases a country home at Breezy Point, Far Rockaway, L.I., with an endowment of $500,000, as a memorial to his mother and brother, Louis. He also had made a gift of $10,000 in 1911 to the hospital to aid its equipment and maintenance.³ He was a civil engineer and later a philanthropist.³ He died on 31 August 1929 at Davenport Neck, New Rochelle, New York, USA, of heart disease.³ He was buried on 2 September 1929 The funeral services were held at 10 a.m. in the Universal Chapel, Lexington Avenue and Fifty-Second Street.³

     Bella Heinsheimer was the daughter of David Heinsheimer and Natalie Loeb. Her married name was Heyman. Bella Heinsheimer married Simon Heyman. Bella Heinsheimer and Simon Heyman lived circa 1904 at 134 West 131st Street, New York, New York.³ Bella Heinsheimer died on 9 October 1904 at Far Rockaway, New York.³ She was buried on 12 October 1904.³

     Her married name was Steckler. Her married name was Heymann. Thekla Heinsheimer was born in 1857 at Ohio. She was the daughter of David Heinsheimer and Natalie Loeb. Thekla Heinsheimer married Joseph E. Steckler.³ Thekla Heinsheimer died on 17 October 1925 at Point Breeze Place, Far Rockaway, New York.³

     Clara Heinsheimer was born on 1 December 1869 at Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. She was the daughter of David Heinsheimer and Natalie Loeb. Clara Heinsheimer married Charles Mellvaine Rogers on 24 November 1896 at The Walldorf, New York, New York, by Mayor Strong.³ As of 24 November 1896,her married name was Rogers. Clara Heinsheimer and Charles Mellvaine Rogers were divorced on 19 July 1906 at New York, New York.³ Clara Heinsheimer Frauenthal was a survivor of the Titanic.

"Mrs Henry William Frauenthal (Clara Heinsheimer), from New York, NY, boarded the Titanic at Southampton as a first class passenger, with her husband Henry. At Cherbourg they were joined by Henry's brother Isaac.

All three were rescued in lifeboat 5." Clara Heinsheimer married Henry William Frauenthal in 1912 at Nice, France. As of 1912,her married name was Frauenthal. Clara Heinsheimer died on 20 March 1943 at Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut, at age 73.

     Blanche Heinsheimer was the daughter of David Heinsheimer and Natalie Loeb.

     Simon Heyman was born circa 1847.² He married Bella Heinsheimer, daughter of David Heinsheimer and Natalie Loeb. Simon Heyman and Bella Heinsheimer lived circa 1904 at 134 West 131st Street, New York, New York.¹ Simon Heyman married Dora Rothschild after 1904.² Simon Heyman lived before August 1909 at 171 Carelton Avenue, Far Rockaway, New York.² He died on 22 August 1909 at Far Rockaway, New York.² He was buried on 25 August 1909 at New Union Fields Cemetery.²