Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
NameLibman/Eliezer b’ Wolf Buchsbaum segal z Buchsbaum 
Birthabt 1675, D, Frankfurt
Deathabt 1730, D, Wetterau (Region)
FatherWolf ha-rofe b’ Anshel Buchsbaum segal z Buchsbaum (1644-1715)
MotherBeile/Bela b’ Beer Buchsbaum segal (~1655-1711)
Spouses
Birthabt 1680, D, Worms
Death6 Oct 1729, D, Frankfurt
BurialFrankfurt (Battonnstrasse)
Memonot in Epidat
ChildrenBeer b’ Libman (~1710-1770)
Notes for Libman/Eliezer b’ Wolf Buchsbaum segal z Buchsbaum
‘ha Rofe’ [= the Doctor]
He studied medicine in Leiden.
1697 he began practicing in Frankfurt as one of the 3 at most doctors permitted in the Judengasse.
1702 he gave up his practice, making place for his younger brother Judman [cf] and going into business which seemed to him more profitable. Through his wife’s family in Worms he came in connection with the Court-Factor Shimon b’ Shemuel zu Landau and his sons. He got involved as an intermediary in their financing of the emperial army in the siege(s) of Landau. This ended in a debt to the Landau family of Fl. 8500. Though lawfully summoned, he didn’t pay and after a long procedure he was imprisoned in october 1714 in the “Schuldturm” of Frankfurt. During the weeks he was staying there he wrote a thick book on Medecine. He was released on bail of his brother, his wife and his father. The issue seems to have ended in a settlement with the Landau family. But on the ‘Liste’ of 1721 he is mentioned with his wife and 2 children as “abgekommene Leute” [gone astray].
House “Buchsbaum”, later moving to the Wetterau [a region north of Frankfurt, south of Giessen]
5 children, only 3 mentioned in ET:
# ‘ha Rofe’ Beer b’ Libman Buchsbaum sg”l z Kaltbad (d. 26.5.1770; -) >>
# Merle b’ Libman Buchsbaum sg”l (d. 6.6.1724), unmarried
# ‘die alte’ Blimle b’ Libman Buchsbaum sg”l (d. 16.3.1807), married to Bendit b’ Leib Heubach mi Mannheim (d. 6.5.1783) — 2 children, unmarried (cf ET)
He studied medicine in Leiden.
1697 he began practicing in Frankfurt as one of the 3 at most doctors permitted in the Judengasse.
1702 he gave up his practice, making place for his younger brother Judman [cf] and going into business which seemed to him more profitable. Through his wife’s family in Worms he came in connection with the Court-Factor Shimon b’ Shemuel zu Landau and his sons. He got involved as an intermediary in their financing of the emperial army in the siege(s) of Landau. This ended in a debt to the Landau family of Fl. 8500. Though lawfully summoned, he didn’t pay and after a long procedure he was imprisoned in october 1714 in the “Schuldturm” of Frankfurt. During the weeks he was staying there he wrote a thick book on Medecine. He was released on bail of his brother, his wife and his father. The issue seems to have ended in a settlement with the Landau family. But on the ‘Liste’ of 1721 he is mentioned with his wife and 2 children as “abgekommene Leute” [gone astray].
House “Buchsbaum”, later moving to the Wetterau [a region north of Frankfurt, south of Giessen]
5 children, only 3 mentioned in ET:
# ‘ha Rofe’ Beer b’ Libman Buchsbaum sg”l z Kaltbad (d. 26.5.1770; -) >>
# Merle b’ Libman Buchsbaum sg”l (d. 6.6.1724), unmarried
# ‘die alte’ Blimle b’ Libman Buchsbaum sg”l (d. 16.3.1807), married to Bendit b’ Leib Heubach mi Mannheim (d. 6.5.1783) — 2 children, unmarried (cf ET)