Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
Goudsmit & Goldschmidt -- a geneasequel - Person Sheet
NameNN b’ ? (e2’ Mostel b’ Josef Schaffhausen) 
Birthabt 1470, D, Nürnberg?
Memorough estimate
Deathbef 1520, D, Mainz?
Memorough estimate
Spouses
Birthbef 1445, Switzerland, Schaffhausen?
Death29 May 1531, D, Frankfurt
BurialFrankfurt (Battonnstrasse) (ffb-506)
OccupationMerchant, Goldsmith
FatherJosef b’ NN? mi Schaffhausen (Goldschmidt) segal (1425-)
MotherNN b’ ? (e’ Josef mi Schaffhausen segal) (~1425-)
Children* Gotta b’ ? (Tentative Link) (~1495-)
Shprintz b’ Moshe (Married >) (~1510-~1579)
Notes for NN b’ ? (e2’ Mostel b’ Josef Schaffhausen)
NB: tentatively inserted as an unknown but hypothetically plausible second spouse of Mostel Schaffhausen
When all facts and dates (known as yet) about Mostel von Schaffhausen and his children are brought into a coherence where all aspects are matching, the main conclusions are:
# Mostel has become very old, possibly over 90 years.
# His first known child, a daughter “NNa” must have been born not much later than 1455 (as her husband Jechiel — mentioned as son-in-law of Mostel — became a resident of Nürnberg in september 1466), so her mother, Mostel’s first wife must have been born hardly later than 1445
# Mostel’s youngest known child, daughter Shprintz, must have been born between 1500 and 1520 — thus she is a daughter from a spouse, who was much younger than Mostel’s first wife.
[The exact relations between some of the first Generations are based upon scarce information and are often worked out in just a reasonable assumption — [JG]
The result of inserting this ‘in-between’ second spouse will also make the deduced and assumed birth years of some other children more plausible.
To hold the generation order conveniently arranged, the ‘doubt childen’ are tentatively linked here, to this supposed second spouse of Mostel b’ Josef Goldschmidt Schaffhausen mi Nürnberg
When all facts and dates (known as yet) about Mostel von Schaffhausen and his children are brought into a coherence where all aspects are matching, the main conclusions are:
# Mostel has become very old, possibly over 90 years.
# His first known child, a daughter “NNa” must have been born not much later than 1455 (as her husband Jechiel — mentioned as son-in-law of Mostel — became a resident of Nürnberg in september 1466), so her mother, Mostel’s first wife must have been born hardly later than 1445
# Mostel’s youngest known child, daughter Shprintz, must have been born between 1500 and 1520 — thus she is a daughter from a spouse, who was much younger than Mostel’s first wife.
[The exact relations between some of the first Generations are based upon scarce information and are often worked out in just a reasonable assumption — [JG]
The result of inserting this ‘in-between’ second spouse will also make the deduced and assumed birth years of some other children more plausible.
To hold the generation order conveniently arranged, the ‘doubt childen’ are tentatively linked here, to this supposed second spouse of Mostel b’ Josef Goldschmidt Schaffhausen mi Nürnberg