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• Meyer_Guggenheim abstract "Meyer Guggenheim (February 1, 1828 – March 15, 1905) was the patriarch of what became known as the Guggenheim family. He was born in Lengnau, Aargau, Switzerland, was of Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry and emigrated to the United States in 1847. He started out in the importing business, but made his and his family's fortune (which was one of the largest fortunes of the 19th century) in mining and smelting. Guggenheim invested in silver mines of the Leadville mining district of Colorado. From mining he expanded into ore smelting, also in Colorado, then built a number of smelters across the US and in northern Mexico. As his sons grew up, they took leading roles in the family mining and smelting business.Guggenheim and his wife Barbara had ten surviving children. Five of his seven sons were active in the family businesses:Isaac (1854–1922), Daniel (1856–1930), head of the family after his father's death, who was the most active of his sons in developing and acquiring worldwide mining interests,Murry (1858–1939), originally in the lace and embroidery import business and by 1881, involved in mining and smelting,Solomon Robert (1861–1949), a supporter of modern art through his foundation and donations to the Museum of Modern Art,(John) Simon (1867–1941), a one-term senator from ColoradoTwo other sons were Benjamin (1865–1912), who died in the Titanic disaster, and William.".
• Meyer_Guggenheim birthDate "1828-02-01".
• Meyer_Guggenheim birthPlace Aargau.
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• Meyer_Guggenheim birthYear "1828".
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• Meyer_Guggenheim deathDate "1905-03-15".
• Meyer_Guggenheim deathPlace Palm_Beach,_Florida.
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• Meyer_Guggenheim deathYear "1905".
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• Meyer_Guggenheim birthDate "1828-02-01".
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• Meyer_Guggenheim dateOfBirth "1828-02-01".
• Meyer_Guggenheim dateOfDeath "1905-03-15".
• Meyer_Guggenheim deathDate "1905-03-15".
• Meyer_Guggenheim deathPlace Palm_Beach,_Florida.
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• Meyer_Guggenheim name "Guggenheim, Meyer".
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• Meyer_Guggenheim placeOfDeath Palm_Beach,_Florida.
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• Meyer_Guggenheim comment "Meyer Guggenheim (February 1, 1828 – March 15, 1905) was the patriarch of what became known as the Guggenheim family. He was born in Lengnau, Aargau, Switzerland, was of Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry and emigrated to the United States in 1847. He started out in the importing business, but made his and his family's fortune (which was one of the largest fortunes of the 19th century) in mining and smelting. Guggenheim invested in silver mines of the Leadville mining district of Colorado.".
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• Meyer_Guggenheim label "Meyer Guggenheim".
• Meyer_Guggenheim label "Meyer Guggenheim".
• Meyer_Guggenheim label "Meyer Guggenheim".
• Meyer_Guggenheim label "Гуггенхайм, Мейер".
• Meyer_Guggenheim label "ماير جوجينهايم".
• Meyer_Guggenheim label "マイアー・グッゲンハイム".
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