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Joseph Brandenstein

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Brandenstein married Jane Rosenbaum, the sister of his partners in the tobacco business; they had eleven children of which 10 survived him: Max Joseph Brandenstein, Manfred Brandenstein, Henry U. Brandenstein., Edward Brandenstein, Charles Brandenstein, Flora Brandenstein Jacobi (married to wholesale
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Brandenstein was president of the German Benevolent Society, the founder and president of the German senior citizen's home Alennheim, served on the board of the Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum, and served as president of the Mt. Zion Hospital Association. He was an active member of the Eureka
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and Brandenstein then partnered with brothers Albert and Moses Rosenbaum and founded a wholesale leaf tobacco and cigar business. Their company stocked large amounts of tobacco and during the
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benefited greatly when shortages developed. He retired in 1880.
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and was joined by his brothers Manfred, Charles, and Edward.
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Emigrants from the German Confederation to the United States
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wine merchant Frederick Jacobi Sr. and mother of composer
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and founded a dry goods store. In 1854, Newmark moved to
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California Grocers Advocate, Volume 15, Issues 1-25
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Index

Germany
San Francisco
California
Frederick Jacobi Jr.
Jewish
Hümme
Placerville, California
San Francisco
Joseph P. Newmark
Los Angeles
American Civil War
Congregation Emanu-El
Frederick Jacobi Jr.
MJB Coffee









"Joseph Brandenstein: Jewish Pioneer Philanthropist of Early San Francisco Area"
Jewish Museum of the American West



Bay Area Coffee: A Stimulating History
The History Press

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