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[[File:Screenshot 2025-10-13 at 08.57.17.png|thumb|right|500px|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.<ref>WOOLFSON	SOLOMON		Proprietor/Occupier	MACHINERY 15/19 CANDLERIGGS	GLASGOW	1920	VR010201277-</ref>
**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]]
==Notes==