Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
NameBenedict b’ Loeb Gomperz (Gompers) Nijmegen 
Birthabt 1680, D, Kleve
Death29 Apr 1754, Nijmegen
BurialKleve
OccupationBankier,
FatherJuda- Leib b’ Feibelman Gomperz Cleve (Emmerich) (~1656-1728)
MotherBella b’ Elias Gomperz Cleve (~1655-1720)
Spouses
Birthabt 1690, D, Kleve
Death1709, Nijmegen
FatherJakob b’ Elias Gomperz Cleve (~1655-1743)
MotherZerle b’ Moses Limburg (~1660-1717)
Marriageabt 1710
ChildrenMerle b’ Benedict (~1710-<1755)
Siese/ Susanne b’ Benedict (1715-1774)
Elias b’ Benedict (~1717-1755)
Philipp/ Josua- Feibelmann b’ Benedict (~1720->1788)
Judith b’ Benedict (~1720-~1790)
Notes for Benedict b’ Loeb Gomperz (Gompers) Nijmegen
1702 settling in Nijmegen
Mediator in many cases for several Monarchs, Bishops, Governments,......
1722-1725 agent for the Netherlands (Staten van Holland etc) in the complicated negotiations concerning the acquisition of the (independant) manor “Vianen en Ameide” from the Count of Lippe, Simon Heinrich Adolf, representeed by his Chancelor Christoph Piderit. The Count of Lippe had inherited this manor through his grandmother Amalia, last descandant of the Brederode family, who had been during centuries the owners and rulers of this small enclave in the middle of the Netherlands. [NB: in this period Samuel Isaak Goldschmidt and his sons Josef and Isaak were the “Hoffaktors” of the Counts of Lippe in Lemgo and Detmold]
children: 6 daughters and 5 sons, a.o:
# Meier, rabbi (from 1743 till 1749) in Schwabach, Fürstentum Ansbach, Bayern, married to Vogel/Vogelina Simos Geldern; later back in Nijmegen.
# Elias >>
# Philip >>
# Salman, living in Vienna (Wien)
# Levy, living in Vienna (Wien)
# Simelle, living in Vienna (Wien)
# Sibylle, living in Vienna (Wien)
# Judith/Jettchen >>
# Susanna/Siese >>
# Merle/Maria (d. bef 1754) >>
Mediator in many cases for several Monarchs, Bishops, Governments,......
1722-1725 agent for the Netherlands (Staten van Holland etc) in the complicated negotiations concerning the acquisition of the (independant) manor “Vianen en Ameide” from the Count of Lippe, Simon Heinrich Adolf, representeed by his Chancelor Christoph Piderit. The Count of Lippe had inherited this manor through his grandmother Amalia, last descandant of the Brederode family, who had been during centuries the owners and rulers of this small enclave in the middle of the Netherlands. [NB: in this period Samuel Isaak Goldschmidt and his sons Josef and Isaak were the “Hoffaktors” of the Counts of Lippe in Lemgo and Detmold]
children: 6 daughters and 5 sons, a.o:
# Meier, rabbi (from 1743 till 1749) in Schwabach, Fürstentum Ansbach, Bayern, married to Vogel/Vogelina Simos Geldern; later back in Nijmegen.
# Elias >>
# Philip >>
# Salman, living in Vienna (Wien)
# Levy, living in Vienna (Wien)
# Simelle, living in Vienna (Wien)
# Sibylle, living in Vienna (Wien)
# Judith/Jettchen >>
# Susanna/Siese >>
# Merle/Maria (d. bef 1754) >>