Randolph Guggenheimer I

1848–1907 (age 59)

Banker

Biography

Randolph Guggenheimer I (1848–1907) guided banking enterprises through a period of rapid economic growth, ensuring steady stewardship and sound judgment.

He also supported philanthropic efforts that strengthened community institutions, leaving a reputation for integrity among peers and neighbors.

Also buried at Salem Fields Cemetery

Jesse Seligman
1827–1894 (age 67)
Salem Fields Cemetery
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Adolph I. Namm
1856–1920 (age 64)
Salem Fields Cemetery
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William Guggenheim
1868–1941 (age 73)
Salem Fields Cemetery
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Gustav Gottheil
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Salem Fields Cemetery
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Rosalie Wallman Gottheil
1830–1893 (age 63)
Salem Fields Cemetery
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Jacob Schiff
1847–1920 (age 73)
Salem Fields Cemetery
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