Born in Schroda, Posen, Prussia -- Kreis Schroda was a county in the southern administrative district of Posen, in the Prussian province of Posen.
Died right around the time the Nazis really started taking over Germany. Lived in a large mansion in West Berlin, and then moved to a care home around 1933, where she lived for a few years and then passed away.
Hedwig Wolff died on 23 April 1935 in Berlin at age 75. Death certificate #328 in Berlin III was reported by her grandson, Emanuel Wolff (named after Hedwig's late husband), whose address was Lützenstraße 61 in Berlin. Hedwig's last residence is listed as Lietzenburgerstraße 27, and she died at Derfflingerstraße 21 in Berlin Mitte -- a private clinic run by the Jewish neurologist Professor Unger from 1905-1935.
Maiden name is also Wolff. She was the daughter of Jacob Wolff and Sara Metz.
Wife of Emanuel Wolff, married in January 1880 in Posen City. Then moved to Berlin, where Emanuel was living at the time and their first child was born in Berlin in November 1880.
Mother of Marie Levy (Wolff) ; Flora Mayer (Wolff); Elwina Neustadt (Wolff) and Fritz Georg (Joseph) Wolff
Died right around the time the Nazis really started taking over Germany. Lived in a large mansion in West Berlin, and then moved to a care home around 1933, where she lived for a few years and then passed away.
Hedwig Wolff died on 23 April 1935 in Berlin at age 75. Death certificate #328 in Berlin III was reported by her grandson, Emanuel Wolff (named after Hedwig's late husband), whose address was Lützenstraße 61 in Berlin. Hedwig's last residence is listed as Lietzenburgerstraße 27, and she died at Derfflingerstraße 21 in Berlin Mitte -- a private clinic run by the Jewish neurologist Professor Unger from 1905-1935.
Maiden name is also Wolff. She was the daughter of Jacob Wolff and Sara Metz.
Wife of Emanuel Wolff, married in January 1880 in Posen City. Then moved to Berlin, where Emanuel was living at the time and their first child was born in Berlin in November 1880.
Mother of Marie Levy (Wolff) ; Flora Mayer (Wolff); Elwina Neustadt (Wolff) and Fritz Georg (Joseph) Wolff
Born in Schroda, Posen, Prussia -- Kreis Schroda was a county in the southern administrative district of Posen, in the Prussian province of Posen.
Died right around the time the Nazis really started taking over Germany. Lived in a large mansion in West Berlin, and then moved to a care home around 1933, where she lived for a few years and then passed away.
Hedwig Wolff died on 23 April 1935 in Berlin at age 75. Death certificate #328 in Berlin III was reported by her grandson, Emanuel Wolff (named after Hedwig's late husband), whose address was Lützenstraße 61 in Berlin. Hedwig's last residence is listed as Lietzenburgerstraße 27, and she died at Derfflingerstraße 21 in Berlin Mitte -- a private clinic run by the Jewish neurologist Professor Unger from 1905-1935.
Maiden name is also Wolff. She was the daughter of Jacob Wolff and Sara Metz.
Wife of Emanuel Wolff, married in January 1880 in Posen City. Then moved to Berlin, where Emanuel was living at the time and their first child was born in Berlin in November 1880.
Mother of Marie Levy (Wolff) ; Flora Mayer (Wolff); Elwina Neustadt (Wolff) and Fritz Georg (Joseph) Wolff
Died right around the time the Nazis really started taking over Germany. Lived in a large mansion in West Berlin, and then moved to a care home around 1933, where she lived for a few years and then passed away.
Hedwig Wolff died on 23 April 1935 in Berlin at age 75. Death certificate #328 in Berlin III was reported by her grandson, Emanuel Wolff (named after Hedwig's late husband), whose address was Lützenstraße 61 in Berlin. Hedwig's last residence is listed as Lietzenburgerstraße 27, and she died at Derfflingerstraße 21 in Berlin Mitte -- a private clinic run by the Jewish neurologist Professor Unger from 1905-1935.
Maiden name is also Wolff. She was the daughter of Jacob Wolff and Sara Metz.
Wife of Emanuel Wolff, married in January 1880 in Posen City. Then moved to Berlin, where Emanuel was living at the time and their first child was born in Berlin in November 1880.
Mother of Marie Levy (Wolff) ; Flora Mayer (Wolff); Elwina Neustadt (Wolff) and Fritz Georg (Joseph) Wolff
