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Joseph Juda Mozes de Jongh, birth 12 MEI 1771 Amsterdam, born on 26 Ijar 5531: Juda, son of Moshe Levie, son-in-law of Yidele Wezep.
dtb 1277, p' 216, nr. 190 on 4 Sivan 5531 - circumcision of David[?, should be Juda] ben Moshe Wezep (mohel: Isaac Machielse, dtb 1323, film 5038) from: Book of circumcisions and births in Amsterdam 1697-1811, by Jits. v.Straten., died 23 Apr 1841 Amsterdam, Muiderberg cemetery: on 27 Apr 1841 - Jozeph/Juda Mozes de Jongh/Levie-de Jong. G.A.A.: on 26 Apr 1841 notification of death of Joseph de Jongh, 70 yrs.old, on 23 Apr at address Amstel, kanton 2, nr. 34, was married to Hester Bas; notification by Eliazer Isaac Bas, 65 yrs.old, living at Amstel 29, br.-in-law, and Mozes Abraham Brander, 55 yrs.old, at Marken 7, acquaintance [courtesy of mr. C.P. Briet]., occupation: judge in High Court in Dutch East Indies, since 1815 mentioned on Java, Dutch East-Indies, at the time of British interregnum; then member of college of boedelmeesters [judicial body controlling property ownership] since 1816 member of Court of Appeal. since 1819 member of High Judiciary Court. Left for Europa after retirement on 24 Feb 1824 on the Delphina with destination Antwerpen. arrived in Dutch East Indies probably already in 1811, as no contacts with the Netherlands existed during British Interregnum. [info mr. C.P. Briet; historian of High Judiciary Court in Dutch East Indies], son of Mozes Levie de Jongh Levie and Marretje Magdalena Mata Judel Judels Wezep Event: signed a will 14 Apr 1824 Amsterdam made up a testament before notary Theodore Marinus de Man in Amsterdam and made his wife sole inheritor. His estate equalled abt. fl.152.800,-. His widow made up a testament on 26 Apr 1841 before notary Bernard v.Praag in Amsterdam. Inventory of her estate was passed before this notary on 25 May 1841. At the time of their departure no living children existed. However, according to Bataviasche Courant d.d. 1 Mar 1823, nr. 9: 'mr.J. de Jongh and family' departed from Dutch East Indies on 24 Feb 1823 as passengers of the ship Delphina (captain: J. Boelen jr) from Batavia to Antwerpen [info mr.C.P. Briet]. Event: event 8 Jul 1810 Batavia announcement in 'Bataviasche Koloniale Courant', Hooimaand 1810, nr.28: 'Heden nacht wierd, tot onze innigste droefheid ons eenigst en tedergeliefd zoontje Louis Joseph Johan Charles de Jongh, in den vroegtijdige ouderdom van 11 maanden en 13 dagen, ons door den dood ontrukt. Hij stierf aan een subiet toeval van ee n hevige beroerte; zwaar was zijn lijden, doch zijne assche ruste in vrede en zijne ziel zij Gode behagelijk. De diepe wonde, door dit smartelijk verlies aan het bedroefde hart der ouderen toegebragt, vermag de tijd alleen verzachten, Batavia, de n 8den van Hooimaand 1810, Joseph de Jongh, H.de Jongh geboren de Bas'. (info mr. C.Briet). Event: education 22 Jan 1801 promoted to dr. in study of law, info mr. C.P. Briet. Married 1 Apr 1803 Amsterdam, dtb 650/159; witn.groom: f.Mozes Levie de Jong; witn.bride: f.Isaac Bas. marriage contract made up before notary mr. C.R.S. toe Laer on Apr 1st, 1803, Amsterdam [info from mr. C.P. Briet, G.A.A. - N.A.A: toegangsnr.5075, nr. 17918]. to: Hester Ester Isaac Bas, birth 1779 Amsterdam, died 2 MEI 1841 Amsterdam, Muiderberg cemetery: on 5 May 1841 - Hester/Ester Isaac Bas, wife of Juda de Jong. G.A.A.: on 3 May 1841 notification of death of Hester Bas, 67 yrs.old, on 2 May at address Amstel, kanton 2, nr. 34, widow of Joseph de Jongh, daughter of Isaac Salomon Bas & Aaltje Minist; notification by Eliazer Isaac Bas, brother, 65 yrs.old , and Mozes Abraham Brander, acquaintance [by courtesy of mr. C.P. Briet]., daughter of Isaac Itsak Salomon Zalman Bas and Aaltje Sara Abraham Menist |
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1) Louis Joseph Johan Charles de Jongh, birth 25 Jul 1809 Batavia, died 8 Jul 1810 Batavia, cause of death: 'een subiet toeval van eene hevige beroerte'
{info from Mr. C.P.Briet) |