A.M. Hirschsprung

1793–1871 (age 78)

Biography

A.M. Hirschsprung was a prominent entrepreneur whose vision and leadership enriched the mercantile fabric of Copenhagen in the 19th century. His commitment to commerce and civic responsibility left a lasting impression on the city and its Jewish community.

Remembered with respect at the Jewish Northern Cemetery, Hirschsprung’s legacy endures through the institutions and partnerships he helped build.

Also buried at Jewish Northern Cemetery

Simon Aron Eibeschütz
1786–1856 (age 70)
Jewish Northern Cemetery
I.H. Ruben
1789–1868 (age 79)
Jewish Northern Cemetery
Factory owner I.H. Ruben (1789–1868) is remembered for his steadfast leadership and meaningful civic impact.
Abraham Gedalia
1753–1827 (age 74)
Jewish Northern Cemetery
Abraham Gedalia was a rabbi who led the Jewish community with wisdom and devotion.
Seligmann M. Trier
1800–1863 (age 63)
Jewish Northern Cemetery
Seligmann M. Trier was a Danish physician whose medical practice served the community with professional dedication.
Sigfred Goldschmidt
1831–1906 (age 75)
Jewish Northern Cemetery
Sigfred Goldschmidt was a respected businessperson who balanced entrepreneurial success with deep civic responsibility.
Moritz G. Melchior
1816–1884 (age 68)
Jewish Northern Cemetery
Judge Moritz G. Melchior is remembered for his fair-minded approach and dignified service on the bench.