Benno was born in Europe, probably Magdeburg, Germany. He was one of 9 siblings. His brother Emil was a cattle dealer in Manchester, England. His sister, Rosa (Freudenthal) Monnish, ran a women's clinic in Atlanta, Georgia.
His half-sister Henriette (Freudenthal) Franckel lived in London, England. His brother Louis worked as a waiter in St. Louis on first arriving in the US and later was an electrical contractor in Chicago. One un-named brother was a physician in Europe.
His other siblings names and occupations are not known. Louis' parents were Alexander and Jeanette (Hartman) Freudenthal, of Magdeburg, Germany.
His half-sister Henriette (Freudenthal) Franckel lived in London, England. His brother Louis worked as a waiter in St. Louis on first arriving in the US and later was an electrical contractor in Chicago. One un-named brother was a physician in Europe.
His other siblings names and occupations are not known. Louis' parents were Alexander and Jeanette (Hartman) Freudenthal, of Magdeburg, Germany.
Benno was born in Europe, probably Magdeburg, Germany. He was one of 9 siblings. His brother Emil was a cattle dealer in Manchester, England. His sister, Rosa (Freudenthal) Monnish, ran a women's clinic in Atlanta, Georgia.
His half-sister Henriette (Freudenthal) Franckel lived in London, England. His brother Louis worked as a waiter in St. Louis on first arriving in the US and later was an electrical contractor in Chicago. One un-named brother was a physician in Europe.
His other siblings names and occupations are not known. Louis' parents were Alexander and Jeanette (Hartman) Freudenthal, of Magdeburg, Germany.
His half-sister Henriette (Freudenthal) Franckel lived in London, England. His brother Louis worked as a waiter in St. Louis on first arriving in the US and later was an electrical contractor in Chicago. One un-named brother was a physician in Europe.
His other siblings names and occupations are not known. Louis' parents were Alexander and Jeanette (Hartman) Freudenthal, of Magdeburg, Germany.
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