Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
NameLion b’ Asser Goudsmit (Goudsmid) 
Birthabt 1763, Amsterdam
Memo deduced from his marriage act -- elsewhere 60 or 66
Death9 Aug 1854, Kampen
Memoat age 88 -- act 203
OccupationGodsdienstonderwijzer
Spouses
Birth1790, Kampen
Death8 Aug 1857, Kampen
Memoat age 67 -- act242
FatherHartog b’ Isaac Velleman (1754-1837)
MotherJudith b’ Wolf (Wolfs) (1758-1821)
Marriage27 Oct 1810, Kampen
ChildrenRosina b’ Lion (1811-1851)
Asser b’ Lion (1812-1889)
Henriette b’ Lion (1814-1873)
Naphtali b’ Lion (Died as Child) (1816-1832)
Joseph b’ Lion (1818-1878)
Naatje/Annaatje b’ Lion (Died as Child) (1820-1832)
Sophia b’ Lion (1822-1869)
Louisa b’ Lion (1823-1870)
child of Lion (Stillborn) (1825-1825)
Vrouwtje b’ Lion (Died as Child) (1826-1829)
Alida b’ Lion (Died as Infant) (1828-1830)
Simon b’ Lion (1830-1908)
Eva-Alida b’ Lion (Died as Infant) (1831-1831)
Isaac b’ Lion (1832-1873)
Notes for Lion b’ Asser Goudsmit (Goudsmid)
parents NN (acc. to his death act)
[deduction of his birth date from various acts: between 1760 and 1766 — (for example) age 51 in BR Kampen dd 1811 and age 88 in his death act dd 1854]
14.8.1811 Kampen: he is 51 years old, Schoolmaster, living “agter de nieuwe Muur, Wijk 2 N321” [cf birth act nr 24 of his first daughter Rosina]
6.12.1811 Kampen, NaamsAanneming: “Goudsmit” by Lion Asser for himself and his daughter Rosine, 4 (?) years old. He signs ‘Lion Goudsmit’
19.6.1839 Amsterdam: he is witness in the marriage of his daughter Rosina, stated and signing as ‘Lion Asser’ (without the surname Goudsmit)
[Burial not found in Kampen or neighbouring cemeteries]
[deduction of his birth date from various acts: between 1760 and 1766 — (for example) age 51 in BR Kampen dd 1811 and age 88 in his death act dd 1854]
14.8.1811 Kampen: he is 51 years old, Schoolmaster, living “agter de nieuwe Muur, Wijk 2 N321” [cf birth act nr 24 of his first daughter Rosina]
6.12.1811 Kampen, NaamsAanneming: “Goudsmit” by Lion Asser for himself and his daughter Rosine, 4 (?) years old. He signs ‘Lion Goudsmit’
19.6.1839 Amsterdam: he is witness in the marriage of his daughter Rosina, stated and signing as ‘Lion Asser’ (without the surname Goudsmit)
[Burial not found in Kampen or neighbouring cemeteries]