(1752–1842.)
Baruch Gouguenheim,
Grand Rabbin de Nancy, Membre du Consistoire du Grand Sanhédrin.
צורת הרב מהו׳ ברוך גוגענהיים אבד דקונסיסטאריום דק״ק נאנסי׃
C. Pannetier fecit.
Lith de C. Labouré à Nancy.
(Lithograph 4¼ × 4⅛.)[¹]
p. 84.
[¹] Rabbi at Phalsbourg, and a member of the Sanhedrin convoked by Napoleon. On the 14th of April, 1812, he was elected Grand Rabbin de Nancy. His portrait after a lithograph by Drouin appears in “Histoire de Nancy” par Chr. Pfister ... Tome iii. ... Paris ... Nancy 1908, p. 336. He died on the 7th October, 1842, aged 90; and on the 31st his funeral oration was delivered at the Temple in Paris by his pupil Grand Rabbin Marchand d’Ennery (1792–1852). Another portrait is a “Lith. de Simon fils à Strasbg. (7 × 6).”★ Grand Rabbin (adjoint) Israel Lévi of Paris is a distant relative.
★GROTIUS, Hugo [Huig van Groot].
(1583–1645.)