Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
NameSamuel b’ Isaac Levison 
Birthabt 1764, Maashees
Death20 May 1857, Lith
Memo akte 10 -- age: ’88” -- might be older -- cf BR Lith 1810
Occupationnegociant sans fortune (1810)
FatherIsaac b’ Levi (Levison) (~1730-<1811)
MotherSara b’ Benjamin (~1730-<1811)
Spouses
Birthabt 1764, D, Boesek (pres de Giesen)
Memoacc to BR 1810 age 46 -- in death act spelled ‘Bosik’
Death27 Apr 1829, Lith
Memoage: ’66’
Marriage19 Jul 1796, Lith
ChildrenIsaac b’ Samuel (1788-1848)
Levi b’ Samuel (1792-1868)
Betje b’ Samuel (1798-1876)
Sophia b’ Samuel (1802->1872)
Notes for Samuel b’ Isaac Levison
son of “Isaäc en van Sara”
1795 Lith, Schepenboek, blad 8v: marriage license dd 1 juli 1795: “…..Samuel Isak j:m: gebooren te Mazeisch in het land van Cuijk, woonende thans te Tiel……” [cf his spouse]
1810: Lith BR: nr 520 mentioned (age 46, b. Maseys) with wife Guillemette (46) and 4 children:
# Isak Samuel (age 20, b. Oisterwijk)
# Levi Samuel (age 18, b. Tiel)
# Elisabeth Samuel (age 12, b. Tiel)
# Sophie Samuel (age 8, b. Maseys)
[NB: many dat are not matching well — in the marriage license of 1795 Samuel and Mijntje are mentioned as “young man and young daughter” living in differing towns, but their oldest 2 children were born long before. — also confusion in the birthplace of two children, first given as “Tiel”, in later records as “Lith” — etc]
1795 Lith, Schepenboek, blad 8v: marriage license dd 1 juli 1795: “…..Samuel Isak j:m: gebooren te Mazeisch in het land van Cuijk, woonende thans te Tiel……” [cf his spouse]
1810: Lith BR: nr 520 mentioned (age 46, b. Maseys) with wife Guillemette (46) and 4 children:
# Isak Samuel (age 20, b. Oisterwijk)
# Levi Samuel (age 18, b. Tiel)
# Elisabeth Samuel (age 12, b. Tiel)
# Sophie Samuel (age 8, b. Maseys)
[NB: many dat are not matching well — in the marriage license of 1795 Samuel and Mijntje are mentioned as “young man and young daughter” living in differing towns, but their oldest 2 children were born long before. — also confusion in the birthplace of two children, first given as “Tiel”, in later records as “Lith” — etc]