Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
NameLeffmann/ Elieser-Liepmann b’ Issachar Cohen Behrens 
Birth1634, D, Bochum
Memoelsewhere 1630
Death1 Jan 1714, D, Hannover
BurialHannover (nr 159)
OccupationBankier, Merchant, Hoffactor
Spouses
Birthabt 1623, D, Stadthagen
Memoelsewhere Hildesheim
Death25 Jul 1695, D, Hannover
BurialHannover (nr?)
FatherJobst/ Jost/ Josef b’ Shmu’el Goldschmidt Hameln segal (1597-1677)
MotherFreudchen b’ Nathan Spanier (~1599-1681)
Marriageaft 1655, D, Hannover?
ChildrenHerz/ Naftali b’ Liepmann (~1655-1709)
Genendel b’ Liepmann (1658-1712)
[Moshe] Jacob b’ Liepmann (1662-1697)
Simelie b’ Liepmann (~1670-1739)
Notes for Leffmann/ Elieser-Liepmann b’ Issachar Cohen Behrens
Shtadlan
also known as Leffmann Behrens —
son of Berndt/Ber/Issachar b’ Isaak ha Cohen
famous Court Factor for the Dukes of Hannover (Braunschweig-Lüneburg--Calenberg), Johan Friedrich, Ernst August and Georg Ludwig (who became in 1714 King George I of Great Britain and Ireland)
1669 permitted to buy a house in Neustadt Hannover
1698 title “Hof- und Kammeragent”
[NB: Probably his oldest children (born in Bochum) are from an earlier unknown spouse [a sister of Berman b’ Lima Lehman sg”l v Halberstadt — cf]. After the death of Jente, he was married in 1707 to his cousin Elkele Jacob (d. 2.11.1710) and in 1711 to Feile b’ Juda Selkele Dilmann (d. 17.3.1727) — to be worked out in due time
also known as Leffmann Behrens —
son of Berndt/Ber/Issachar b’ Isaak ha Cohen
famous Court Factor for the Dukes of Hannover (Braunschweig-Lüneburg--Calenberg), Johan Friedrich, Ernst August and Georg Ludwig (who became in 1714 King George I of Great Britain and Ireland)
1669 permitted to buy a house in Neustadt Hannover
1698 title “Hof- und Kammeragent”
[NB: Probably his oldest children (born in Bochum) are from an earlier unknown spouse [a sister of Berman b’ Lima Lehman sg”l v Halberstadt — cf]. After the death of Jente, he was married in 1707 to his cousin Elkele Jacob (d. 2.11.1710) and in 1711 to Feile b’ Juda Selkele Dilmann (d. 17.3.1727) — to be worked out in due time