Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
NameHindchen b’ Herts Oppenheim
Birthabt 1630, D, Frankfurt?
MemoNB: in 1632 her aunt Hindchen died
Death14 Sep 1704, D, Frankfurt
BurialFrankfurt (Battonnstrasse)
Memo not in Epidat [Horowitz: 5730]
Spouses
Birthabt 1630, D, Stadthagen
MemoElsewhere: 1826
Deathaft 1682, D, Frankfurt?
MemoET: abt 1700 is not correct -- controversy!
Burial??
Memocf comments JG
OccupationJewel merchant, Money changer
ChildrenSamuel/ Shmuel b’ Isaak (~1648-1722)
 Leib/ Löb b’ Isaak (~1650-1709)
 Moshe b’ Isaak (~1660-1711)
 Nathan b’ Isaak (~1665-1745)
 Jentlen b’ Isaak (~1665-1700)
 Gutle b’ Isaak (~1670-1739)
Notes for Hindchen b’ Herts Oppenheim
[Ele Toldot, sk:] “….die alte Hindchen......buried next to her father Hirts Oppenhaim” ®29.
her cousin is Samuel b’ Simon-Wolf Oppenheim, Court-factor to the Emperor in Wien ®33 — she and the firm of her husband and her sons [referred to as ‘Isaks Goldschmidts Erben’ on 9.4.1687 ®33] are representing Samuel in Frankfurt (!), with the consequences of nearly going broke after Samuel’s death and the downfall of Vienna’s economy, shortly after 1700
House “Wanne” — [? 5463 = 1703 moving to “Kamel”, with her grandchildren Nathan (b’ Samuel) Lemgo and Fraidche]
[NB: elsewhere her parents are erroneously mentioned as Simon-Wolf Oppenheim & Edel Bacharach, they were her uncle and aunt]
Last Modified 14 Apr 2024Created 15 Oct 2024 by JG
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