Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
Name** NN (virtual son) b’ Maier Goldschmidt mi Nürnberg segal 
Birthabt 1485, D, Nürnberg?
FatherMaier b’ Mostel Schaffhausen Goldschmidt segal mi Nürnberg (~1470-1495)
MotherNN b’ ? (e’ Maier b’ Moshe Goldschmidt v Nürnberg) (~1470-)
Notes for ** NN (virtual son) b’ Maier Goldschmidt mi Nürnberg segal
NB — this Person Sheet might be part of a “hypothetical offspring construction” — one of the many possiblities to bridge a time gap in the lineage, between the son(s) of Mostel Goldschmidt Schaffhausen and later generations
As yet there is no certain info about the eventual children of the young deceased Maier b’ Mostel Goldschmidt mi Nürnberg.
This NN (virtual person) could as well be a son of Maier’s brother Josef [cf] or of another (as yet) not known son or son-in-law of Mostel
In general: Because of the restricted possiblities to become a citizen of Frankfurt and settle in the town itself many brothers and sons from many families must have been living nearby — e.g. in towns and villages in the Region, untill (in some cases) they got the chance to “marry into a House”, and in that way, to obtain the right of residence — just like the ‘old’ Mostel himself had done (ca 1521) marrying the widow Bela z goldenen Schwan, as well as Mostel’s son Isaak, coming from Aschaffenburg and marrying to the widow Blum z Einhorn (ca 1643)
As yet there is no certain info about the eventual children of the young deceased Maier b’ Mostel Goldschmidt mi Nürnberg.
This NN (virtual person) could as well be a son of Maier’s brother Josef [cf] or of another (as yet) not known son or son-in-law of Mostel
In general: Because of the restricted possiblities to become a citizen of Frankfurt and settle in the town itself many brothers and sons from many families must have been living nearby — e.g. in towns and villages in the Region, untill (in some cases) they got the chance to “marry into a House”, and in that way, to obtain the right of residence — just like the ‘old’ Mostel himself had done (ca 1521) marrying the widow Bela z goldenen Schwan, as well as Mostel’s son Isaak, coming from Aschaffenburg and marrying to the widow Blum z Einhorn (ca 1643)