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     Hagai Gutman is the son of Eliezer Gutman and Shula Rosenfeld.

     Esther Lebenstein married Miki Jacobi, son of Shlomo Jacobi and Fanny Gutman. Her married name was Jacobi.

     Nami Rhein married Alexander Jacobi, son of Shlomo Jacobi and Fanny Gutman. Her married name was Jacobi.

     Lazarus (Eliezer) Isaak was born on 6 November 1834 at Pfungstadt, Hessen, Germany.^1,2 He married Nanette Prager, daughter of Samuel Prager and Dina Wolf.³ Lazarus (Eliezer) Isaak was Manufacturer of Textiles.^1,2 He died on 14 December 1917 at Mainz, Rhein, Germany, at age 83.^1,2

     Nanette Prager [Brøderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #3134, Date of Import: 8 Jun 1998]

Heilbronn is 45 km North of Stuttgart and had a Jewish population of 980.

Birth date of Nanette was confirmed by the Stadt Heilbronn in letter to N. Bloch dated August 15, 1994. Her married name was Isaak. She was born on 26 June 1840 at Tairnbach, Baden, Germany.^1,2 She married Lazarus (Eliezer) Isaak.³ Nanette Prager was the daughter of Samuel Prager and Dina Wolf. Nanette Prager died in 1911 at Mainz, Rhein, Germany.^1,2

     Leo Isaak was born on 29 January 1876 at Pfungstadt, Hessen, Germany.^1,2 He was the son of Lazarus (Eliezer) Isaak and Nanette Prager. Leo Isaak married Recha Vogel on 4 April 1911 at Darmstadt, Germany. Leo Isaak was Dr. of Dermatology.^1,2 He died on 1 December 1967 at Tel Aviv, Israel, at age 91.^1,2

     Rosa Isaak [Brøderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #3134, Date of Import: 8 Jun 1998]

Rosa Isaak was sickly in the mid 30's. When her daughter Stephanie and children left for the United States in 1938, they moved her to the home of a rabbi in Darmstadt who cared for widows. She is known to have been deported to Theriesenstadt, probably in 1940, and was seen their by Fritz Stein. She died shortly after her arrival there. Her married name was Wolf. She was born in 1869 at Pfungstadt, Hessen, Germany.^1,2 She was the daughter of Lazarus (Eliezer) Isaak and Nanette Prager. Rosa Isaak married Adolf Wolf. Rosa Isaak died in 1940 at Holocaust.^1,2

     Her married name was Stein. Jettchen Isaak was born on 5 April 1873 at Pfungstadt, Hessen, Germany.^1,2 She was the daughter of Lazarus (Eliezer) Isaak and Nanette Prager. Jettchen Isaak married Adolf Stein. Jettchen Isaak lived on 12 August 1938 at Leipzig, Sachsen, Germany.³ She died on 1 July 1941 at Jerusalem, Israel, at age 68.^1,2

     Ida Isaak was born on 27 May 1877 at Pfargasse Nr. 3, Pfungstadt, Hessen, Germany.¹ She was the daughter of Lazarus (Eliezer) Isaak and Nanette Prager.¹ Ida Isaak married Moritz Vogel on 11 September 1902 at Pfungstadt, Hessen, Germany.² As of 11 September 1902,her married name was Vogel. Ida Isaak lived from 6 October 1902 to September 1938 at Mainz, Rhein, Germany.³ She applied for an Immigration Visa as a quota immigrant on 12 August 1938 at U.S. Consulate, Stuttgart, Württemberg, Germany. Ida Isaak was traveling to her her son, Fred Vogel, who resided at 509 East 77th Street, New York.⁴ She immigrated on 21 September 1938 to New York, New York, aboard the S.S. Ile de France. She lived on 16 September 1940 at 310 West 99th STreet, New York, New York.⁵

Ida Isaak filed a Petition for Naturalization on 13 March 1944 at District Court of the Untied States, New York, New York.² She was naturalized on 10 August 1944 at District Court of the Untied States, New York, New York. The personal description of holder as of date of naturalization was: Age: 67 years, complexion: light, color of eyes: brown, color of hair: brown, height: 5 feet, weight: 115 lbs., (an unknown value.)⁶ She lived on 10 August 1944 at 75 Ft. Washington Ave., New York, New York.⁶ She died on 12 January 1975 at New York, New York, at age 97.^7,8