Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
NameNathan b’ Andreas Leons (Leyens, Lyons, Lijons, Leens) 
Birth1779, D, Schwanenberg (near Erkelenz)
Memoor 1776 (deduced from death act) or 1781 (if deduced from Census Rotterdam 1829)
Death18 May 1862, Venlo
Memoage 86
OccupationKoopman, Parapluimaker
Spouses
Birth1784, Amsterdam
Death27 May 1856, Rotterdam
Memo 77y 2m (doesn’t tally with other sources)
FatherMozes b’ Hartog Goudsmit (Tsoref) (1754-1835)
MotherDuiffie b’ Levi Gerson (1753-1811)
ChildrenHartog b’ Nathan (Died as Child) (1815-1831)
Theodora-Elisabeth b’ Nathan (1819-1894)
Isaac b’ Nathan (1822-1900)
Abraham b’ Nathan (1824-1848)
Notes for Nathan b’ Andreas Leons (Leyens, Lyons, Lijons, Leens)
son of Andreas Lijens & Lea Jacobs -- also spelled Lyons or Lijons (in the death act of his wife) or Lijens (in his death act)
1815 Living Amsterdam “op de Oude Schans bij de Uilenburger brug ten huize van Mozes Hartog Goldsmit” (acc to birth act of his son Hanoch/Hartog)
1829 Living Rotterdam (Volkstelling): Wijk T, Binneweg 126
1831 Living Rotterdam Vellengang 563 (he is notifier of the death of Levie Nathan Goudeket)
1846 Living Rotterdam (acc to marriage act daughter Teodora)
1852 Living Rotterdam (BR)
[NB: He is Probably legally married between feb 1822 and dec 1824, as their son Isaac is stated (in his marriage act) as “acknowledged son”, while their son Abraham (in his marriage act) just as “son”]
1815 Living Amsterdam “op de Oude Schans bij de Uilenburger brug ten huize van Mozes Hartog Goldsmit” (acc to birth act of his son Hanoch/Hartog)
1829 Living Rotterdam (Volkstelling): Wijk T, Binneweg 126
1831 Living Rotterdam Vellengang 563 (he is notifier of the death of Levie Nathan Goudeket)
1846 Living Rotterdam (acc to marriage act daughter Teodora)
1852 Living Rotterdam (BR)
[NB: He is Probably legally married between feb 1822 and dec 1824, as their son Isaac is stated (in his marriage act) as “acknowledged son”, while their son Abraham (in his marriage act) just as “son”]