Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
NameSamuel b’ Jonas (Goldschmidt) segal (Levi) 
Birthabt 1720, D, Frankfurt region?
Memoprobably Hanau [JG]
Death? , ?
FatherJonas b’ Nathan? Goldschmidt Hameln Lemgo segal (~1690-)
MotherNN (e’ Jonas Nathan Goldschmidt Lemgo) (~1690-)
Spouses
Birthabt 1720, D, Frankfurt region?
ChildrenJonas b’ Samuel Levi (Married >) (1739-1817)
Jacob b’ Samuel (Married >) (1749-1827)
Rebecca b’ Samuel (Married >) (~1760-1810)
(perhaps) Meijer/ Abraham b’ Samuel (Married >) (1745-1828)
Notes for Samuel b’ Jonas (Goldschmidt) segal (Levi)
later usually mentioned as Samuel Levi
3 or 4 children:
# Jonas b’ Samuel sg”l — living in Oisterwijk, Veghel, Eersel, Lommel, Oud-Beijerland >>
# Jacob b’ Samuel Levy — in Veghel, Halsteren, Steenbergen >>
# Rebecca b’ Samuel Levi — in Bergeijk >>
# *) Meier b’ Samuel — in Eersel >>
*) NB: Since Long times in several publications Meijer/Abraham is considered and mentioned as a brother of Jonas, Jacob and Rebecca, but recently arguments have risen that he is not, e.g: (1) as it seems nowhere is found the Segal or (Ha)Levi addition in the registrations and mentions or on the tombs of his descendants — (2) if being no brother of the nearby living Jonas it would be normal that in 1811 they did assume differing surnames — (3) in his death act his birthplace is mentioned, but the names of his parents are left open, while of his supposed brother Jonas the parents are mentioned — (4) to be researched and worked out in due time — ……]
NB: ? other children? [more or less probable — hithertoo only scarce information found about them] :
# ? Joseph b’ NN? Goldschmidt — mentioned as the farher/patronym of a Samuel Goudsmit (b. 1756 Wesel, d. 1811 sHertogenbosch) — [cf] [NB: the birthplace of this Samuel was Wesel (!!) which was the origin of his great….grandmother — his father Joseph b’ ? may have been born ca 1735/40, so he could well be a brother of Jonas Samuel Goudsmit segal (b. 1739) — cf]
#? Hijman b’ (NN) Levi in Bladel — [he may well be an other son of Samuel Levi?- father of the 3 children Hijmans who became fosterchildren of Jonas Samuel and Jacob Samuel — cf notarial acts Bladel, 1787, 1788] — his youngest son Benjamin Levi Hijmans notifies and signs as cousin of the deceased the death act of Jonas Samuel Goudsmit (in 1817 Oud-Beijerland).
# ? Abraham b’ NN Goudsmit, also stated as “Abraham Levie Goutsmit” in several notarial acts in the Eindhoven archives, e.g:
> 1.5.1797 — akte nr 1290/34: he is renting a part of a house from Moses Salomon “in de Vrijstraat, ….bewoond wordende bij Jan van den Heuvel .... huur 10 stuivers per week”
> 4.1.1798 — akte nr 1290/53: renting the same, now for the lived in by Moses Salomon himself [after the Name Assumption dd 26.11.1811 he was called “Moses Salomon Bloemendaal”]
> 12.4.1803 — akte nr 1292/72: he is signing (in hebrew) the synagogue regulations, as one of the 16 initiators (arcjve of Notary Jacobus Johannes Godefridus Ernest)
# ? Mozes b’ Samuel in Reiskirchen, Germany [possibly an other son of Samuel Levi? - he was the forefather of the Löwenberg family]
other possible Family — relatives living in the same period nearby Eindhoven:
# some of the children of Samuel b’ Levin Goudsmit Lemgo (“Sjemoe’el b’ Leib Levi Lemg’e”) (b. 1729 Amsterdam, d. 1806 Amsterdam) — [cf his record sheet] — [4 relevant facts in this context:] > (1) 26.5.1800 Eindhoven: ‘2 Sivan 5560 Shmoel Segal (Goudsmit) from Amsterdam donates a ‘Parochet’ (= the Torah ark curtain) for the first synagogue — later his sons donate several ‘Machzoriem’ (= prayer books)’ — [cf J. Bader quoting ‘Meijer Staal: ‘De Israelitische gemeente te Eindhoven, publ. 1916”, ®12 (deel 9, p.8)] — > (2) his daughter # Sara (b. 1773 Amsterdam, d. 1851 Heusden) was just married (1799) in Eindhoven to Mozes b’ Philip (de Jongh) — > (3) his son # Liepman (b. 1764 Amsterdam. d. 1832 Eindhoven unmarried) was a shamash in Amsterdam, who later moved to Stratum near Eindhoven and was living there with the family of his sister Sara — (4) > the here above mentioned # Abraham Goudsmit, co-regulator in 1803 of the Eindhoven synagogue might as well be a son of this Samuel Levi(n) Goudsmit — [further research in due time]
3 or 4 children:
# Jonas b’ Samuel sg”l — living in Oisterwijk, Veghel, Eersel, Lommel, Oud-Beijerland >>
# Jacob b’ Samuel Levy — in Veghel, Halsteren, Steenbergen >>
# Rebecca b’ Samuel Levi — in Bergeijk >>
# *) Meier b’ Samuel — in Eersel >>
*) NB: Since Long times in several publications Meijer/Abraham is considered and mentioned as a brother of Jonas, Jacob and Rebecca, but recently arguments have risen that he is not, e.g: (1) as it seems nowhere is found the Segal or (Ha)Levi addition in the registrations and mentions or on the tombs of his descendants — (2) if being no brother of the nearby living Jonas it would be normal that in 1811 they did assume differing surnames — (3) in his death act his birthplace is mentioned, but the names of his parents are left open, while of his supposed brother Jonas the parents are mentioned — (4) to be researched and worked out in due time — ……]
NB: ? other children? [more or less probable — hithertoo only scarce information found about them] :
# ? Joseph b’ NN? Goldschmidt — mentioned as the farher/patronym of a Samuel Goudsmit (b. 1756 Wesel, d. 1811 sHertogenbosch) — [cf] [NB: the birthplace of this Samuel was Wesel (!!) which was the origin of his great….grandmother — his father Joseph b’ ? may have been born ca 1735/40, so he could well be a brother of Jonas Samuel Goudsmit segal (b. 1739) — cf]
#? Hijman b’ (NN) Levi in Bladel — [he may well be an other son of Samuel Levi?- father of the 3 children Hijmans who became fosterchildren of Jonas Samuel and Jacob Samuel — cf notarial acts Bladel, 1787, 1788] — his youngest son Benjamin Levi Hijmans notifies and signs as cousin of the deceased the death act of Jonas Samuel Goudsmit (in 1817 Oud-Beijerland).
# ? Abraham b’ NN Goudsmit, also stated as “Abraham Levie Goutsmit” in several notarial acts in the Eindhoven archives, e.g:
> 1.5.1797 — akte nr 1290/34: he is renting a part of a house from Moses Salomon “in de Vrijstraat, ….bewoond wordende bij Jan van den Heuvel .... huur 10 stuivers per week”
> 4.1.1798 — akte nr 1290/53: renting the same, now for the lived in by Moses Salomon himself [after the Name Assumption dd 26.11.1811 he was called “Moses Salomon Bloemendaal”]
> 12.4.1803 — akte nr 1292/72: he is signing (in hebrew) the synagogue regulations, as one of the 16 initiators (arcjve of Notary Jacobus Johannes Godefridus Ernest)
# ? Mozes b’ Samuel in Reiskirchen, Germany [possibly an other son of Samuel Levi? - he was the forefather of the Löwenberg family]
other possible Family — relatives living in the same period nearby Eindhoven:
# some of the children of Samuel b’ Levin Goudsmit Lemgo (“Sjemoe’el b’ Leib Levi Lemg’e”) (b. 1729 Amsterdam, d. 1806 Amsterdam) — [cf his record sheet] — [4 relevant facts in this context:] > (1) 26.5.1800 Eindhoven: ‘2 Sivan 5560 Shmoel Segal (Goudsmit) from Amsterdam donates a ‘Parochet’ (= the Torah ark curtain) for the first synagogue — later his sons donate several ‘Machzoriem’ (= prayer books)’ — [cf J. Bader quoting ‘Meijer Staal: ‘De Israelitische gemeente te Eindhoven, publ. 1916”, ®12 (deel 9, p.8)] — > (2) his daughter # Sara (b. 1773 Amsterdam, d. 1851 Heusden) was just married (1799) in Eindhoven to Mozes b’ Philip (de Jongh) — > (3) his son # Liepman (b. 1764 Amsterdam. d. 1832 Eindhoven unmarried) was a shamash in Amsterdam, who later moved to Stratum near Eindhoven and was living there with the family of his sister Sara — (4) > the here above mentioned # Abraham Goudsmit, co-regulator in 1803 of the Eindhoven synagogue might as well be a son of this Samuel Levi(n) Goudsmit — [further research in due time]