Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
NameAbraham b’ Emanuel Tall (Levie) 
Birth1703, D, Horn (near Lemgo)
Death1 Feb 1785, Amsterdam
BurialMuiderberg
Spouses
Birth1708, Amsterdam
Death11 Jan 1733, Amsterdam
Memo= 1 day before her burial
BurialMuiderberg
Memo25 Tevet 5493
Marriage13 Jul 1730, Amsterdam
Marr Memodtb 718/40 (license?)
ChildrenHilletje b’ Abraham (1731-)
Birth1707, Amsterdam
Death2 Jan 1758, Amsterdam
Memo= 1 day before burial (23 Tevet 5518)
BurialMuiderberg
FatherSalomon b’ Mordechai Gomperz Wesel (~1660-1731)
MotherAbigael b’ Salomon (Salomon) (~1660-1729)
Marriage10 Dec 1733, Amsterdam
Marr Memodtb 720/167 (license?)
Birth1741, Amsterdam
Death22 Feb 1804, Amsterdam
BurialMuiderberg
FatherTobias/ Tuvia b’ Elias Polak Tall (1714-1767)
MotherAnna/ Hindele b’ Marcus Polak (Drogist) (1716-1780)
Marriage4 Aug 1758, Amsterdam
Marr Memodtb 763/202 (license)
ChildrenEmanuel/ Mendele b’ Abraham (1759-1839)
Elias b’ Abraham (1762-1841)
Clara/ Kelle b’ Abraham (1763-1849)
Anna b’ Abraham (1766-1810)
Tobias b’ Abraham (1768-1819)
David b’ Abrasham (1769->1834)
Notes for Abraham b’ Emanuel Tall (Levie)
son of Emanuel/ Menachem/ Mendel b’ David (b. in Schnaittach, nesr Nürnberg, d. before 1730 Talle?, Germany) & Abraham’s mother NN
[NB: before 1710 — moving as a young boy with his family from Horn, a village 15 km south of Lemgo, to Talle, just 7 km north of Lemgo]
[NB: 1710 — his father Emanuel David is an ally of Samuel Isaac Goldschmidt (Hameln) in a longlasting conflict in the Lemgo-synagogue. Seemingly one of Abraham’s sisters (Blume?) might be married to Levin Samuel Goldschmidt]
1730 Amsterdam “op Vlooijenburg”, he is assisted at his marriage by Joseph Cohen.
1733 Amsterdam “op Uijlenburg”, “Abraham Levij van Lemgo, wedn’ Clara Cohen”.
1734 Amsterdam being her ‘uncle’ he assists Femmitje/ Vrouwtje Levi Goudsmit at her marriage [cf]
1758 Amsterdam “op de Breestraat”, “Abraham Levi van Tal jood wedn’ Roosje Salomons” [NB: age difference with his 3rd spouse is 38 years]
[NB: Abraham wrote a manuscript in Yiddish about his travels in Europe. A copy of this is in the Bibliotheca Rosenthaliana of the Amsterdam University — cf the book dd 2002 published by Brill-Styx: ‘Travels among Jews and Gentiles: Abraham Levie’s Travelogue, Ansterdam 1764, edition of the text with introduction and Commentary, by Shlomo Berger”]
[NB: before 1710 — moving as a young boy with his family from Horn, a village 15 km south of Lemgo, to Talle, just 7 km north of Lemgo]
[NB: 1710 — his father Emanuel David is an ally of Samuel Isaac Goldschmidt (Hameln) in a longlasting conflict in the Lemgo-synagogue. Seemingly one of Abraham’s sisters (Blume?) might be married to Levin Samuel Goldschmidt]
1730 Amsterdam “op Vlooijenburg”, he is assisted at his marriage by Joseph Cohen.
1733 Amsterdam “op Uijlenburg”, “Abraham Levij van Lemgo, wedn’ Clara Cohen”.
1734 Amsterdam being her ‘uncle’ he assists Femmitje/ Vrouwtje Levi Goudsmit at her marriage [cf]
1758 Amsterdam “op de Breestraat”, “Abraham Levi van Tal jood wedn’ Roosje Salomons” [NB: age difference with his 3rd spouse is 38 years]
[NB: Abraham wrote a manuscript in Yiddish about his travels in Europe. A copy of this is in the Bibliotheca Rosenthaliana of the Amsterdam University — cf the book dd 2002 published by Brill-Styx: ‘Travels among Jews and Gentiles: Abraham Levie’s Travelogue, Ansterdam 1764, edition of the text with introduction and Commentary, by Shlomo Berger”]