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Benjamin Wolf Nathan Frankfort, birth 1700 Amsterdam, died MRT 1776 Amsterdam, Muiderberg cemetery: on 21 Adar 5536 - Wolf ben Nathan F"F, member of chevra kedosha Gemiluth Chasadim., son of Nathan Mozes Frankfort and Vrouwtje Frumet Eliaser Leizer Frankfort Event: event Sep 1769 Amsterdam On 12 Elul 5529 appear before the trustees of the jewish community the couple mrs. N.N. bat late pu k"h David F"F z.l. & Wolf ben khr"r Nathan F"F z.l. and sell to their brother-in-law katsin pu khr"r Maharam ben k"h David Maarsen z.l. a sea t in the great synagogue. Another seat is sold by naaleh Wolf ben k"h Nathan F"F z.l. in his own name and as agent for his co-inheritors mrs. Reiz bat k"h Wolf Hamburger z.l, granddaughter of the late khr"r Nathan F"F z.l. & spouse k"h Itsak ben k"h Mendele Aschenburg z.l , as authorised by this couple, and the other inheritors: naaleh Samuel, and his brother Juda, and their sisters Jettele & Hindele, all children of the late k"h Nathan F"F z.l; the seat, which belonged to their now late sister Ester, is sold to th e guardians of the estate of the late Zanwil ben k"h Moshe Binge z.l. Married 1728 Amsterdam, dtb 716/223; witn.groom: m.Vrouwtje Eliaser; witn.bride: f.David Mozes. to: Judith Juttele David Frankfort, birth 1704 Amsterdam, died Apr 1777 Amsterdam, Muiderberg cemetery: on 2 Nissan 5537 - Juttele bat David F"F, widow of Wolf ben Nathan F"F., daughter of David Mozes Frankfort and Ester Eliaser Leizer Frankfort |
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1) Mozes Benjamin Wolf Frankfort, birth ONG 1730 Amsterdam, died Jun 1766 Amsterdam, Muiderberg cemetery: on 9 Sivan 5526 - the engaged Moshe ben Wolf F"F. Event: event Jan 1766 Amsterdam Tnaim Rishonim without following marriage: Tnaim rishonim in act 5526/63 on 3 Teveth 5526; groom: Moshe, accompanied by father Wolf ben R' Nathan F"F z.l; committed for groom:his father; prospective bride: Jochebed, accompanied by father Samuel ben R' Nathan F"F z.l; committed for bride: her father; [the bride marries in dtb 746/310] |