Third Generation

3. Simson Loeb Kahnmann¹ was born in 1784 in Rheinbischofscheim, Baden, Germany.¹ He died on November 1, 1848 in Rheinbischofscheim, Baden, Germany.

Simson Loeb Kahnmann and Dina Netter were married. Dina Netter^3,4,5 (daughter of Yeshayahu (Scheyen) Netter and Feyelee Bloch) was born in 1783 in Oberbergheim, near Rappoltsweiler, Germany. She appeared in the census in 1850 in St. Louis, Missouri.⁶ Dina Canman is listed in St. Louis, # 204. She died at Platt and High Streets on April 10, 1869 in St. Louis, Missouri.⁷ She was buried in Mt. Sinai Cemetery, 7500 Gravois in Lot 358 in St. Louis, Missouri.⁸ Werner Cahnman wrote in The Life of Clementine Kraemer that Dina Kahnmann nee Netter might have come to Rheinbischofsheim via Strassbourg, but she was a native of Oberbergheim, near Pappoltsweiler, in Upper Alsace (page 3).

Per letter from David H. Blum to Louis Canman (dated May 8, 1992), her father's name was Scheyen. Rabbi Malcom Stern, Gus Kaufman, and Werner Frank spoke very highly of David Blum, so I have used this information. Simson Loeb Kahnmann and Dina Netter had the following children:

+4	i.	Isaac Kahnmann.
+5	ii.	Meier Kahnmann.
+6	iii.	Moses Kahnmann.
7	iv.	Vogele Kahnmann was born on May 25, 1813 in Rheinbischofscheim, Baden, Germany. He died on June 11, 1813 in Rheinbischofscheim, Baden, Germany.
+8	v.	Loeb Kahnmann.
+9	vi.	Baruch Kahnmann.
10	vii.	Joseph Kahnmann was born on January 20, 1819.
+11	viii.	Jacob Canman.
+12	ix.	Gideon (Gedschel) Canman.
13	x.	Simon Kahnman was born on January 13, 1824 in Rheinbischofscheim, Baden, Germany. He died on April 22, 1824 in Rheinbischofscheim, Baden, Germany.
+14	xi.	Marx Canman.