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Juda Israel Graanboom, birth 22 MRT 1797 Amsterdam, according to act of notoriety produced before the judiciary of Loosdrecht before his marriage in 1818 to Saartje Juda Jacobs.
His father is described as a drug store keeper [drogist] in Amsterdam. (info courtesy of Rikie Beek- v.Zutphen), died 1856 Amsterdam, 'Juda Israel Graanboom/G"B' Overveen cemetery of Adath Yeshurun community, son of Israel Isaac Graanboom and Judith Jetche Juda Levie Event: event 4 Dec 1818 previous engagement in Loosdrecht before the justice of peace in Loosdrecht, quarter of Amsterdam, province of North Holland: Juda Israel Graanboom, shopkeeper, residing in Hilversum, who announces that he intends to marry to Saartje Juda Jacobs, also residing in Hilversum, but being unable to provide a birth certificate, because the Register of Circumcisions is missing , he produces an act of notoriety, according to acts 70 & 71 of the Code of Napoleon, with the aid of a sufficient number of witnesses, vouching for him. The seven witnesses: Abraham Jacob Swelheim, 37 yrs, shopkeeper Wolf v.Laar, 38 yrs, lombardholder[?] Juda Jacobs, 50 yrs.old, schoolmaster Wolf Koster, 40 yrs, tradesman Barend Kleijn, 67 yrs, tradesman Joseph Benjamin Vos, 41 yrs, meat dealer Hartog Hijman Sxhaap, 25 yrs, meat dealer. They state, that Juda Israel Graanboom was born on the 22th of March 1797 in Amsterdam from the marriage of Israel Graanboom, druggist & Judith Juda, (info courtesy of Rikie v.Beek) Married 20 MRT 1822 Amsterdam, G.A.A. Amsterdam: Juda Israel Graanboom, 24 yrs.old, son of Israel Graanboom, 52 yrs.old & Judith Juda, and Mietje Joseph Cohen, 29 yrs.old, widow of Gompert Abraham Rood, daughter of Joseph Marcus Cohen & Saartje Levie. (info courtesy of Dini Hansma, Utah, U.S.A.) to: Mietje Michela Joseph Cohen, birth 1791 Amsterdam, died 1869 Amsterdam, 'Mietje/Michela Joseph Cohen, wife of Juda Israel Graanboom/G"B. 1st marriage 2nd marriage, daughter of Joseph Marcus Cohen-Ritmeester and Sara Levie Geleerd |