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First Name	Family Name	Year of Record	Record Location	View
Mathias	Oppenheim	1899	Brooklyn, NY- Washington Cemetery, McDonald Ave	VIEW
Mathilda	Oppenheim	1927	Glendale, NY- Mt. Lebanon	VIEW
Mathilda R.	Oppenheim	1855	Jewish Marriage Notices (1775- 1906) compiled by Barnett A. Elzas	VIEW
Mathilda Raphael	Oppenheim	1939	Institut Der NSDAP Zur Erforschung Der Judenfrage, Kennkarten, Dusseldorf, YIVO Archives	VIEW
Mathilde	Oppenheim	------	Frankfurt, Germany-Rat Beil St., section 1 field 2	VIEW
Maurice	Oppenheim	1949	Chicago, IL- Rosehill, Ravenswood Ave.	VIEW
Max	Oppenheim	1838	Frankfurt, Germany- Rat Beil St.	VIEW
Max	Oppenheim	1911	Frankfurt, Germany- Rat Beil St. field 77	VIEW
Max	Oppenheim	1951	Newark, NJ- Jewish Cemeteries, South Grove Ave.	VIEW
Max	Oppenheim	1939	Glendale, NY- Mt. Lebanon	VIEW
Max	Oppenheim	1911	Chicago, IL - Notices Archive, The Sentinel, February 18	VIEW
Max	Oppenheim	1917	Chicago, IL- notices archive, The Sentinel, July 13	VIEW
Max	Oppenheim	1917	Chicago, IL- notices archive, The Sentinel, November 02	VIEW
Max	Oppenheim	1908	Annual Report of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum of the City of New York, 1908. List of Donors and Members	VIEW
Max	Oppenheim	1913	Report of the Eighty Seventh Annual Meeting of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum of New York, 1913 List of Donors and Members	VIEW
Max	Oppenheim	1915	Book: Die Judischen Gefallenen Des Deutchen Heeres, Der Deutschen Marine und Der Deutschen Schutzruppen 1914-1918	VIEW
Max	Oppenheim	1906	NY State Notices Archive- The Hebrew Standard	Temporarily Open Access
Max	Oppenheim	1947	Chicago, IL- notices archive, The Sentinel, March 20	VIEW
Max	Oppenheim	1910	NY State Notices Archive - The Hebrew Standard	VIEW
Max	Oppenheim	1910	NY State Notices Archive - The Hebrew Standard	VIEW
Max	Oppenheim	1901	Book: The Jews of Illinois, Peoria	VIEW
Max M.	Oppenheim	1910	NY State Notices Archive - The Hebrew Standard	VIEW
Max S.	Oppenheim	1918	Ozone Park, NY- Acacia, 83-84 Liberty Ave.	VIEW
May	Oppenheim	1956	Ozone Park, NY- Bayside	VIEW
May	Oppenheim	1913	NY State Notices Archive- The Hebrew Standard	VIEW
Mayer	Oppenheim	1876	Ridgewood, NY- Union Field, Cypress Ave.	VIEW
Mayer J.	Oppenheim	1914	Chicago, IL- Rosehill, Ravenswood Ave.	VIEW
Mayer J.	Oppenheim	1918	The Chicago Jewish Community Blue Book - List of officers and members of Chicago's Jewish Organizations	VIEW
Melia	Oppenheim	1920	Ridgewood, NY- Union Field, Cypress Ave.	VIEW
Melicha	Oppenheim	1841	Frankfurt, Germany- Rat Beil St., Section 1 field 2	VIEW
Menko	Oppenheim	1918	Book: Die Judischen Gefallenen Des Deutchen Heeres, Der Deutschen Marine und Der Deutschen Schutzruppen 1914-1918	VIEW
Meyer	Oppenheim	1916	Troy, NY- Berith Sholom- Pinewoods- Belle Ave.	VIEW
Meyer	Oppenheim	1923	Chicago, IL- Rosemont Park, Addison St.	VIEW
Meyer	Oppenheim	1924	Chicago, IL- Waldheim	VIEW
Meyer	Oppenheim	1924	Chicago, IL- Waldheim	VIEW
Meyer	Oppenheim	1984	Chicago, IL- Waldheim	VIEW
Meyer	Oppenheim	1923	Chicago, IL- notices archive, The Sentinel, April 13	VIEW
Micha F	Oppenheim	1954	The Masmid, Yeshiva College, NY	VIEW
Michael	Oppenheim	1919	Brooklyn, NY- Washington Cemetery, McDonald Ave.	VIEW
Michael R.	Oppenheim	1976	Chicago, IL- Waldheim	VIEW
Michael S.	Oppenheim	1944	Brooklyn, NY- Washington Cemetery, McDonald Ave.	VIEW
Michel Stephan	Oppenheim	1939	Institut Der NSDAP Zur Erforschung Der Judenfrage, Mainz, YIVO Archives	VIEW
Michoel son of Feivesh	Oppenheim	------	Worms, Germany	VIEW
Milton	Oppenheim	1938	Chicago, IL- Rosemont Park, Addison St.	VIEW
Milton	Oppenheim	1919	Chicago, IL- notices archive, The Sentinel, December 05	VIEW
Mina Rinskopf	Oppenheim	------	Frankfurt, Germany- Rat Beil St. section 1 field 2	VIEW
Minkle	Oppenheim	------	Worms, Germany	VIEW
Minnie	Oppenheim	1989	Brooklyn, NY- Washington Cemetery, McDonald Ave.	VIEW
Minnie	Oppenheim	1919	Chicago, IL- notices archive, The Sentinel, December 05	VIEW
Minnie	Oppenheim	1877	Marriage Records of Bnai Jeshurun, New York NY, Courtesy of The Library of The Jewish Theological Seminary. Any reproduction requires written permission	VIEW