Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
NameShimon/ Simon b’ Isaac Sinzheim segal 
Birthabt 1725, Austria, Wien
Death20 Oct 1784, Austria, Wien
FatherAizek/ Isaac b’ Zalman Sinzheim segal (~1685-1734)
MotherSore b’ Shimon Landau (~1690-1762)
Spouses
Birthabt 1730, D, Frankfurt
Death4 Sep 1747, D, Frankfurt
BurialFrankfurt (Battonnstrasse)
Memonot in Epidat
FatherDavid b’ Maier Kulp z Lilie (~1700-1775)
MotherChanle b’ Leib Weinheim (~1705-1737)
Birthabt 1720, D, Frankfurt
Death3 Oct 1750, D, Frankfurt
BurialFrankfurt (Battonnstrasse)
Memonot in Epidat
FatherJakef b’ Anshel Landau Ochs z Engel (~1690-1761)
MotherRaitsche b’ Shmul Kulp (Wetzlar) (~1690-1759)
Marriageabt 1748
ChildrenAizek/ Isaak b’ Shimon (1750-1827)
Marriage1750, D, Frankfurt?
Notes for Shimon/ Simon b’ Isaac Sinzheim segal
NB — Errors in Ele Toldot (ET) and serious confusion, caused by the situation that there was another Shimon Sinzheim, who died in the same year (1784) also in Wien (Vienna) — resulting in a complicated entanglement of data about their patronyms, ages and marriages and the two sons who are both named Isaac/Aizek.
(a) Simon b’ Salomon died on 13 april 1784 at age 45, while his uncle (b’) Simon b’ Isaac died on 20 october 1784 at an age at least 10 years older — ET has only one Record-sheet for a Simon, though indicating in a ‘Bemerkung’ the inconsistency of his 3rd and 4th marriage in the same period.
This Simon turns out to have been married 3 times — it seems he was the man who was found starved near the market, and was buried on costs of the jewish community of Wien.
[main sources: “Das Blog des Österreichischen Jüdischen Museums” and the ‘Geni website: Genealogy managed by Randy Schoenberg’]
children:
# Gudel b’ Shimon Sinzheim (d. 2.11.1753, as a child)
# ‘der alte’Aizek/Isaac b’ Shimon Sinzheim z Pflug (d. 1.10.1827), married >>
(a) Simon b’ Salomon died on 13 april 1784 at age 45, while his uncle (b’) Simon b’ Isaac died on 20 october 1784 at an age at least 10 years older — ET has only one Record-sheet for a Simon, though indicating in a ‘Bemerkung’ the inconsistency of his 3rd and 4th marriage in the same period.
This Simon turns out to have been married 3 times — it seems he was the man who was found starved near the market, and was buried on costs of the jewish community of Wien.
[main sources: “Das Blog des Österreichischen Jüdischen Museums” and the ‘Geni website: Genealogy managed by Randy Schoenberg’]
children:
# Gudel b’ Shimon Sinzheim (d. 2.11.1753, as a child)
# ‘der alte’Aizek/Isaac b’ Shimon Sinzheim z Pflug (d. 1.10.1827), married >>