Comments for Synagogue Scribes Jewish genealogy http://synagoguescribes.com/blog one-stop gateway to Anglo-Jewish community records Sun, 19 Feb 2012 23:47:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Green Lane Cemetery, Liverpool by admin http://synagoguescribes.com/blog/green-lane-cemetery-liverpool/#comment-952 admin Sun, 19 Feb 2012 23:47:10 +0000 http://synagoguescribes.com/blog/?p=894#comment-952 Thank you Grace for the information, SynagogueScribes Thank you Grace for the information,
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]]> Comment on Green Lane Cemetery, Liverpool by grace http://synagoguescribes.com/blog/green-lane-cemetery-liverpool/#comment-951 grace Sun, 19 Feb 2012 20:43:17 +0000 http://synagoguescribes.com/blog/?p=894#comment-951 Shock Jocabeth Died: 1916 Shock Jocabeth Deaths Dec 1916 Shock Jochebed 85 W.Derby 8b 749 was the wife of Aaron David Shock. Her name on the death entry is confirmed with an entry in the Jewish Chronicle, dated 17th Nov 1916, Jocabeth Shock. Died 13 November 1916. Mother of Joseph Shock and Mrs David [Anne Rachel Shock] Lewis. Shock Jocabeth
Died:
1916 Shock Jocabeth Deaths Dec 1916 Shock Jochebed 85 W.Derby 8b 749

was the wife of
Aaron David Shock.

Her name on the death entry is confirmed with an entry in the Jewish Chronicle, dated 17th Nov 1916, Jocabeth Shock. Died 13 November 1916. Mother of Joseph Shock and Mrs David [Anne Rachel Shock] Lewis.

]]> Comment on Green Lane Cemetery, Liverpool by admin http://synagoguescribes.com/blog/green-lane-cemetery-liverpool/#comment-947 admin Thu, 02 Feb 2012 10:39:02 +0000 http://synagoguescribes.com/blog/?p=894#comment-947 Thanks Hannah for your kind comments, we haven't had time yet to research these families but you may well be right. SynagogueScribes Thanks Hannah for your kind comments, we haven’t had time yet to research these families but you may well be right.
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]]> Comment on Green Lane Cemetery, Liverpool by Hannah Renier http://synagoguescribes.com/blog/green-lane-cemetery-liverpool/#comment-946 Hannah Renier Wed, 01 Feb 2012 13:34:19 +0000 http://synagoguescribes.com/blog/?p=894#comment-946 Emrik Gompertz/Emrik Gompers Could this be something to do with the Gompertz of Emmerich family? At this minute I am pushed for time but I have a feeling that in researching Benjamin and Lewis (sons from I suspected the second family of Solomon Gompertz) I noticed an (elder?) sister, Julia. (Your blog is fantastic, esp. the Marques will) Emrik Gompertz/Emrik Gompers
Could this be something to do with the Gompertz of Emmerich family? At this minute I am pushed for time but I have a feeling that in researching Benjamin and Lewis (sons from I suspected the second family of Solomon Gompertz) I noticed an (elder?) sister, Julia. (Your blog is fantastic, esp. the Marques will)

]]> Comment on Green Lane Cemetery, Liverpool by admin http://synagoguescribes.com/blog/green-lane-cemetery-liverpool/#comment-937 admin Fri, 27 Jan 2012 20:59:42 +0000 http://synagoguescribes.com/blog/?p=894#comment-937 Thank you for the info! SynagogueScribes Thank you for the info!
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]]> Comment on Green Lane Cemetery, Liverpool by Pamela Phillips http://synagoguescribes.com/blog/green-lane-cemetery-liverpool/#comment-934 Pamela Phillips Fri, 27 Jan 2012 10:39:53 +0000 http://synagoguescribes.com/blog/?p=894#comment-934 Frederika Marcus was born 1823 in Thorn, Prussia. She was married to David Levi Marcus, in Prussia. They came to Liverpool in 1851 with a baby, Johanna. 2 more children were born to them in Liverpool, Martha in 1860 and Isaac in 1863. David was a Merchant. They lived at 27 Warburton Street, and their daughter Johanna married in Hope Place Synagogue. Frederika Marcus was born 1823 in Thorn, Prussia. She was married to David Levi Marcus, in Prussia. They came to Liverpool in 1851 with a baby, Johanna. 2 more children were born to them in Liverpool, Martha in 1860 and Isaac in 1863. David was a Merchant. They lived at 27 Warburton Street, and their daughter Johanna married in Hope Place Synagogue.

]]> Comment on Will Extracts now total 1300 by admin http://synagoguescribes.com/blog/will-extracts-now-total-1300/#comment-882 admin Sun, 08 Jan 2012 13:44:26 +0000 http://synagoguescribes.com/blog/?p=942#comment-882 Hi Lynda, Thank you for commenting on our recent will update announcement. I'm afraid we simply don't have the time to provide research as well as being able to add new data to our sites. Hopefully others reading your message will be able to reply. Perhaps you would kindly add another message showing where the information you have provided connects to information found on SynagogueScribes which would help others to also finding the same. We think its likely to be the marriage of Judah Davis GSM 112/07 found searching the Synagogue records, rather than the Will extracts under Secular records. You may also want to look at: GSM 112/07 1808 [5 Jan] DAVIS Judah [Yehuda b Isaac Lemplek] MENDOSA Leah GSM 044/1 1798 [1 Aug] DAVIS Leah [Leah bat Isaac Lemplik] DAVIS Isaac GSM 064/5 1801 [8 Oct–22 Nov] DAVIS Godfrey Kashman Isaac Lemplik (lamp-black?) SIMONS Rosey Good luck! SynagogueScribes Hi Lynda,
Thank you for commenting on our recent will update announcement. I’m afraid we simply don’t have the time to provide research as well as being able to add new data to our sites. Hopefully others reading your message will be able to reply. Perhaps you would kindly add another message showing where the information you have provided connects to information found on SynagogueScribes which would help others to also finding the same. We think its likely to be the marriage of Judah Davis GSM 112/07 found searching the Synagogue records, rather than the Will extracts under Secular records.

You may also want to look at:
GSM 112/07 1808 [5 Jan] DAVIS Judah [Yehuda b Isaac Lemplek] MENDOSA Leah
GSM 044/1 1798 [1 Aug] DAVIS Leah [Leah bat Isaac Lemplik] DAVIS Isaac
GSM 064/5 1801 [8 Oct–22 Nov] DAVIS Godfrey Kashman Isaac Lemplik (lamp-black?) SIMONS Rosey

Good luck!
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]]> Comment on Will Extracts now total 1300 by Lynda http://synagoguescribes.com/blog/will-extracts-now-total-1300/#comment-881 Lynda Sun, 08 Jan 2012 13:14:13 +0000 http://synagoguescribes.com/blog/?p=942#comment-881 I am searching for the real surname of Isaac 'Lemplek' Davis born around 1768-1770. His Son is Judah Davis born 1786 in Spitalfields who married Leah Mendoza. I think it is possible that Isaac of Karga? the father of Noah Davis could be the same Isaac because his daughter Jane is associated with an address that Judahs son lived in in 1841 at 19 Love Court, Spitalfields. Both families then moved to Southwark. I also think Lemplek should be Lampblack and he was associated with printing and general dealing. Family female surnames associated at this time by marriage are Mendoza, Salomons, Melhado and possibly Levy before 1800. I have found two family data sheets from Amsterdam containing all of the same family surnames married to my Davis Grandfathers and they all shortened or changed their surnames completely. My Isaac was only known as Davis after arriving in London but no one knows his real surname now and it was said he came from Russia or Poland. In the Amsterdam document there is an Isaac born in 1769 that seems to have vanished and my Isaac appears from nowhere in Spitalfields, Whitechapel. This family also came from the Poland/Russia area. He is: Isaac Itsak Hijman Chaim Courant-Levie Segal Born 29 Aug 1769 Amsterdam, 'Circumcisions and Births in Amsterdam 1697-1811, by Jits v.Straten': on 3 Elul 5529 - circumcision of Isaac Itsak ben Chaim ben Hirsch Levie-Courant, son-in-law of Hirts [ben] Itsak Jaffe, who lives at Kerkstr; circumcision in 2nd shul.? Some of the sons became Cozijn and I searched for relatives of the family. I found a picture of Abraham Cozijn who looks identcal to my Father. I am now stuck and need evidence to prove my theory. Could the gravestone transcription of Karga? have really said Kerkstr? and how can I find information about arrivals before 1786 to Whitechapel? Thank you so much for reading this. Any help or advice is greatly appreciated. I am searching for the real surname of Isaac ‘Lemplek’ Davis born around 1768-1770. His Son is Judah Davis born 1786 in Spitalfields who married Leah Mendoza. I think it is possible that Isaac of Karga? the father of Noah Davis could be the same Isaac because his daughter Jane is associated with an address that Judahs son lived in in 1841 at 19 Love Court, Spitalfields. Both families then moved to Southwark. I also think Lemplek should be Lampblack and he was associated with printing and general dealing.

Family female surnames associated at this time by marriage are Mendoza, Salomons, Melhado and possibly Levy before 1800.

I have found two family data sheets from Amsterdam containing all of the same family surnames married to my Davis Grandfathers and they all shortened or changed their surnames completely. My Isaac was only known as Davis after arriving in London but no one knows his real surname now and it was said he came from Russia or Poland. In the Amsterdam document there is an Isaac born in 1769 that seems to have vanished and my Isaac appears from nowhere in Spitalfields, Whitechapel. This family also came from the Poland/Russia area. He is:

Isaac Itsak Hijman Chaim Courant-Levie Segal
Born 29 Aug 1769 Amsterdam, ‘Circumcisions and Births in Amsterdam 1697-1811, by Jits v.Straten’:
on 3 Elul 5529 – circumcision of Isaac Itsak ben Chaim ben Hirsch Levie-Courant, son-in-law of Hirts [ben] Itsak Jaffe, who lives at Kerkstr; circumcision in 2nd shul.?

Some of the sons became Cozijn and I searched for relatives of the family. I found a picture of Abraham Cozijn who looks identcal to my Father. I am now stuck and need evidence to prove my theory.

Could the gravestone transcription of Karga? have really said Kerkstr? and how can I find information about arrivals before 1786 to Whitechapel?

Thank you so much for reading this. Any help or advice is greatly appreciated.

]]> Comment on Green Lane Cemetery, Liverpool by admin http://synagoguescribes.com/blog/green-lane-cemetery-liverpool/#comment-827 admin Thu, 15 Dec 2011 23:27:05 +0000 http://synagoguescribes.com/blog/?p=894#comment-827 Thank you for the additional info! SynagogueScribes Thank you for the additional info!
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]]> Comment on Green Lane Cemetery, Liverpool by Fiona Hedges http://synagoguescribes.com/blog/green-lane-cemetery-liverpool/#comment-824 Fiona Hedges Wed, 14 Dec 2011 21:28:18 +0000 http://synagoguescribes.com/blog/?p=894#comment-824 Elias Moss, husband of Rachel Moss: 1849 Aug31 died at 69 Great CrossHall-street Liverpool Elias Moss, 69, pawnbroker of cholera certified; Informant Isaac Abrahams in attendance of 26 St Anne St Liverpool on Sep03. Reportedly buried at Green Lane Cemetery Elias Moss, husband of Rachel Moss:

1849 Aug31 died at 69 Great CrossHall-street Liverpool Elias Moss, 69, pawnbroker of cholera certified;
Informant Isaac Abrahams in attendance of 26 St Anne St Liverpool on Sep03.

Reportedly buried at Green Lane Cemetery

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