Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
NameSamuel b’ Levi Goudsmit (Lemgo) segal 
Birth1729, Amsterdam
Memoage 29 at marriage
Death1 Apr 1806, Amsterdam
Memoage 76
BurialMuiderberg
FatherLevin/ Leib/ Levi b’ Samuel Goudsmit Goldschmidt Hameln Lemgo (~1685-<1734)
Mother* Blume/ Beile b’ Emanuel? Tall? (~1690-<1734)
Spouses
Birth1737, Amsterdam
Death21 Mar 1820, Amsterdam
Memoage 82 -- act Reg 4,27
BurialMuiderberg
FatherLiepman/Liefman b’ Marcus Liefmans (Marcusz, Zerendorf) (1704-1752)
MotherVrouwtje/ Femmitje b’ Levi Goudsmit (Lemgo) (1710-1799)
Marriage7 Nov 1760, Amsterdam
Marr MemoOTB 737-462
ChildrenPhilip b’ Samuel (1762->1812)
Liepman b’ Samuel (No Offspring) (1764-1832)
Levi b’ Samuel (No Offspring) (1765-1807)
Bloeme b’ Samuel (1770-)
Ephraim b’ Samuel (1772-)
Sara b’ Samuel Levi (1773-1851)
Abraham? b’ Samuel? (ca1775-)
Beeldje b’ Samuel (1780-)
Notes for Samuel b’ Levi Goudsmit (Lemgo) segal
“Sjemoeel b’ Leib Levi Lemg’e”
his parents died before his marriage date 1760 -- he is a younger brother of Vrouwtje Levi Goudsmit — who is the mother of his wife!
1760 Amsterdam, living at Groenmarkt -- he is assisted at his marriage by his cousin (or nephew) Salomon Isac Goudsmit
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 — 1916”, ®12 (deel 9, p.8)]
[NB: his daughter Sara was just married in Eindhoven to Mozes b’ Philip (de Jongh) — in 1799]
his parents died before his marriage date 1760 -- he is a younger brother of Vrouwtje Levi Goudsmit — who is the mother of his wife!
1760 Amsterdam, living at Groenmarkt -- he is assisted at his marriage by his cousin (or nephew) Salomon Isac Goudsmit
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 — 1916”, ®12 (deel 9, p.8)]
[NB: his daughter Sara was just married in Eindhoven to Mozes b’ Philip (de Jongh) — in 1799]