Moritz Wolff was a successful Hamburg merchant who, like his wife's family the Schwabes, had converted to Christianity early in the Nineteenth century. He married Fanny Schwabe in the early 1830's and they had the following children:

1. ALICE
2. CLARA
3. HELENE
4. RICHARD
5. IDA (<--- as far as we know, Ida is the only ancestor with descendants alive today on this branch).
6. GUSTAV WILHELM
7. GEORGE M. OTTO

NOTES: Information on the children of Moritz and Fanny Wolff is scarce. Clara, Ida, and Gustav are chronicled on this web site and so too is George M. Otto's, son Gustav Wolff.  Neither Alice nor Helen married. I have in my possession a small hand painted plate with Alice Woolf's name on the back. Richard married Amanda Koeplin and they had one child Franz Wolff. Ida Wolff and Clara Wolff married half brothers, Thomas and Frederick May.

The picture below shows the Wolff home taken probably around the late 1840’s early 1850’s.  The house was situated at the very end of the Alte Rabenstrasse in Hamburg, Germany (at the corner of Alte Rabenstrasse and Baderstrasse).  The house no longer exists.  The picture below right was taken in May 2002 and shows the modern building behind the trees, which is where the Wolff house once stood.  The outer Alster forms the water boundary.  The old raven (below left) usually wears a pair of large sunglasses; at least he/she was the two times that I visited the street. I speculate that Fanny Maria is seated in the garden with her children.