Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
NameJacob b’ Samuel Levi Groenewoudt 
Birth1749, D, Reiskirchen (in Buseck Tal, near Giessen)
Death14 Oct 1827, Steenbergen
BurialOudenbosch
OccupationSlagter (1818), Vleeschhouwer (1823)
FatherSamuel b’ Jonas Goldschmidt segal/Levi (~1720-)
MotherEva b’ Mozes (Mozes) (~1720-)
Spouses
Birth1748, Hilvarenbeek
Death22 Apr 1811, Steenbergen
FatherAndries b’ Joseph Lion (~1730-)
MotherCatharina b’ David Gans (~1730-)
Marriageabt 1778, Hilvarenbeek?
ChildrenSamuel b’ Jacob (Married >) (1778-1842)
Eva b’ Jacob (Married >) (1787-1823)
Birth27 Jun 1786, Loon op Zand
Death24 May 1845, Steenbergen
FatherIsaac b’ Jacob Cohen (Cohensius) (~1750-1800)
MotherSara b’ Emanuel Jacobs (van Praag) (~1750-1808)
Marriage9 Sep 1814, Steenbergen
ChildrenSara b’ Jacob (Married >) (1818-1905)
Notes for Jacob b’ Samuel Levi Groenewoudt
1771 Veghel, living over 4 years in the house of his brother Jonas [acc. to a certificate of good behaviour dd 12.12.1776]
1777 moving via Halsteren to Steenbergen.
1795 Steenbergen (Volkstelling/census:) “Jacob Levie 2 manspersonen boven de 25 jaren (sedert 2 jaren of meer binnen de Rep woonachtig)...... -- 5 [overigen] zoo mans vrouwe als kinderen” [NB: the second man older than 25 may well be a David Samuel -- cf the notes of Jaob’s son Samuel Levy]
1810 Steenbergen (BR /census:) “Wijk A nr 17 -- JacobLevy (60, b. Rijkensghem), Lena Lion (62, b. Hilvarenbeek), Antje Ohen (18, b. Sprang)” [cf his son]
[Rather unusual to choose a surname differing from his 2 older brothers: Goudsmit & Bloemhof. Anyway, Jacob Samuel didn’t assume a (new) surname in 1811. In acts from 1814 and 1815 he’s still named Jacob Levy. Only in his death act he is stated with the double surname Levy Groenewoud -- maybe because meanwhile his son Samuel had elsewhere registered the new name Groenewoudt. When and where is so far not found. His daughter Eva is found for the first time stated with the name Groenewoud in a notarial act dd 1820 in Tholen]
1777 moving via Halsteren to Steenbergen.
1795 Steenbergen (Volkstelling/census:) “Jacob Levie 2 manspersonen boven de 25 jaren (sedert 2 jaren of meer binnen de Rep woonachtig)...... -- 5 [overigen] zoo mans vrouwe als kinderen” [NB: the second man older than 25 may well be a David Samuel -- cf the notes of Jaob’s son Samuel Levy]
1810 Steenbergen (BR /census:) “Wijk A nr 17 -- JacobLevy (60, b. Rijkensghem), Lena Lion (62, b. Hilvarenbeek), Antje Ohen (18, b. Sprang)” [cf his son]
[Rather unusual to choose a surname differing from his 2 older brothers: Goudsmit & Bloemhof. Anyway, Jacob Samuel didn’t assume a (new) surname in 1811. In acts from 1814 and 1815 he’s still named Jacob Levy. Only in his death act he is stated with the double surname Levy Groenewoud -- maybe because meanwhile his son Samuel had elsewhere registered the new name Groenewoudt. When and where is so far not found. His daughter Eva is found for the first time stated with the name Groenewoud in a notarial act dd 1820 in Tholen]