Abraham Luis Oppenheim

Excerpt from the Valuation roll for Glasgow for the year 1920-21. Shows the physically close location of the business premises of key members of the so called Caledonian Cousinhood in Glasgow.

Abraham Luis Oppenheim (1887 - 1963) was a linen merchant in Glasgow. He worked closely with Solomon Wolfson and Abraham Goldberg. He was born on March 15, 1887 in the Russian Federation and died on October 05, 1963 (76) in London.

Family

Brother of Rosie Woolfson

Timeline

• 1920 - Listed in Candleriggs along with other key operatives in the Zionist movement and so called Caledonian Cousinhood.
  • 5/9 Marcus E Speculand hardware merchant, 150 Queen's Drive, Glasgow, Proprietor.
  • 11/13 Alexander McLaren & sons spirit dealers, tenants of Abraham L Oppenheim 21 Candleriggs, Glasgow.
  • 15 - Warehouse S. Woolfson & Sons, Ltd
  • 15 - Warehouse S. Woolfson & Sons, Ltd
  • 15/19 - Machinery Solomon Wolfson proprietor, Alexander McLaren as above.
  • 15/19 - Workshop - Abraham L Oppenheim
  • 17 - Shop - Abraham L Oppenheim
  • 19 - Shop - Abraham L Oppenheim
  • 21/25 - Warehouse - Abraham Goldberg, 14 Albert Road, East, proprietor.
  • 27 Shop - John Hosie, Tobacconist
  • 29 Shop - John Hosie, Tobacconist, Robert Dunlop, 31 Candleriggs, Glasgow
  • 31 Shop - robert Dunlop, music seller, proprietor.
  • 33 Warehouse - Abraham L. Oppenheim, linen merchant, rented from the Grand Orange Lodge of Scotland, per James Rice 342 Cathedral Street, Glasgow

See also

• Woolfson family