Rabbis of The Laupheim Jewish Community
| Year | Name | Details |
|---|---|---|
| 1730–1760 | Jakob Bär (Beer) | from Fellheim near Memmingen |
| 1760–1804 | Maier Lämmle | details unknown |
| 1804–1824 | David Levi | from Schnaitheim, now part of the city of Heidenheim |
| 1824–1825 | Leopold Lehmann | substitute for one year before being called to Belfort |
| 1825–1835 | Salomon Wassermann | (1780 in Oberdorf - 1859 in Lauchheim) previously rabbi in Ansbach, later rabbi in Bad Mergentheim until 1855 |
| 1835–1852 | Jakob Kauffmann | (1783 in Berlichingen - 1852 in Laupheim) previously rabbi in Weikersheim and Bad Buchau |
| 1852–1876 | Dr Abraham Wälder | (1809 in Rexingen - 1876 in Laupheim) previously rabbi in Berlichingen |
| 1877–1892 | Dr Ludwig Kahn | (1845 in Baisingen - 1914 in Heidelberg) previously rabbi in Heilbronn |
| 1892–1894 | Dr Berthold Einstein | from Ulm, afterwards rabbi in Landau |
| 1895–1922 | Dr Leopold Treitel | (1845 in Breslau - 1931 in Laupheim) previously rabbi in Karlsruhe; Jewish scholar |
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