Kirchenstrasse 13-15



The houses at 13 and 15 Kirchenstraße had formed a complex since 1745. Previously they had had separate owners.
The barn of Kirchenstraße 13 and the upper floor of number 15 were pulled down in 1948.The rest was demolished in 1981. A new building now stands in its place.
Built in: | 1745 |
By: | Löw Amson, official cabinet agent and Landbarnoß |
Change of ownership: | 1722 sold to his son Seligmann Löw for 2000 fl |
1785 to Johann Hezner, ropemaker, for 2300 fl | |
1811 to his widow, Helene Sibylle, née Trautmüller | |
1812 sold to the trader Löz Samuel Seeberger for 2300 fl | |
1831 to his widow Berle | |
1841 sold to Hajum Noah Steinhard, tradesman, Jesaias Bürger (Jewish citizen) for 4000 fl | |
1867 sold to Jantoff Hellmann, trader in livestock and agricultural products | |
1891 to Doris Hellmann | |
1897 inherited by the children Hermann, Rosa and Sofia | |
1897 Rosa and Sofia sell their part of the inheritance to cousin Albert Abraham and their brother Hermann Hellmann, merchants, for 8660 M | |
1897 Hermann Hellmann sells his part to Albert Abraham Hellmann | |
1929 to the community of heirs Justin, Selma and Dora Hellmann; traders in oil and various fats | |
1938 the sons of Herrmann Hellmann, Richard with wife Betty, as well as Heinrich and Julius Hellmann, retailers, acquire the property | |
1938 the house was purchased by the city of Gunzenhausen for 4,000 RM | |
1954 the house is returned to Richard and Heinrich Hellmann from Baltimore | |
1956 the house passes to Andreas Schwarm, businessman, and his wife Emilie, née Bleicher |