Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
NameEster b’ Isaak Oppenheim(er) 
Birthabt 1705, Austria, Wien (= Vienna)
Death18 Jul 1739, D, Frankfurt
BurialFrankfurt (Battonnstrasse)
Memonot in Epidat
FatherIsaak b’ Nathan Samuel Oppenheim(er) Heidelberg (~1680-<1740)
MotherNN (e’ Isaak b’ Nathan Oppenheimer Heidelberg) (~1680-)
Spouses
Birthabt 1700, D, Frankfurt
Death8 Apr 1775, Slovakia, Pressburg (=Bratislava)
Memo[no alte]
FatherMaier b’ Juda-Leib Kulp (Wetzlar) z goldenen Zange (~1665-1726)
MotherGutle b’ Nathan Maas Meise (~1670-1724)
Marriage19 Aug 1738, Austria?, Wien?
Notes for Ester b’ Isaak Oppenheim(er)
Strange Error in ET: her record-sheet mentions exactly the same death date (18.7.1739) for her and for her father, the late ‘Itsek b’ Nathan Oppenheim z”l mi Wien’. This in itself is hardly possible.
The confusion must be caused by the fact that there are two Oppenheimers named Isaak/Itsek b’ Nathan [mi-Wien]: (a) the famous Court-factor (who died 17.10.1739!) grandson of Daniel-Jechiel b’ Moshe Oppenheim and (b’) the less known grandson of the famous Court-Factor Samuel b’ Wolf Oppenheim. The precise death date of this other Isaak is not found so far, but in some sources stated as [before or ca] 1740. It’s plausible that Ester is a daughter of (b’), more so because in the enumeration of the 14 children of (a), there is no ‘Ester’ mentioned. [cf ®33, p 260] — [see also my annotations in the entries of the the other Isaak b’ Nathan (a) and his daughter Ester — JG]
The confusion must be caused by the fact that there are two Oppenheimers named Isaak/Itsek b’ Nathan [mi-Wien]: (a) the famous Court-factor (who died 17.10.1739!) grandson of Daniel-Jechiel b’ Moshe Oppenheim and (b’) the less known grandson of the famous Court-Factor Samuel b’ Wolf Oppenheim. The precise death date of this other Isaak is not found so far, but in some sources stated as [before or ca] 1740. It’s plausible that Ester is a daughter of (b’), more so because in the enumeration of the 14 children of (a), there is no ‘Ester’ mentioned. [cf ®33, p 260] — [see also my annotations in the entries of the the other Isaak b’ Nathan (a) and his daughter Ester — JG]