Meyer Baruch Goldschmidt^{[1, 2, 3]}

ca. 1593 - 1667  (74 år)

• Navn	Meyer Baruch Goldschmidt
  Fødsel	ca. 1593	Kassel, Hessen, Tyskland
  Også kaldet	Meir ben Baruch Halevi
  Levned	Meir Kassel (Dietz: Meyer Goldschmidt von Kasselz, Schudt: Baumeister Meyer Goldschmid) war Wechsler. Laut Dietz heiratete er am 27.12.1634 Bella (Dietz: Bölgen) Buchsbaum und wohnte (ET) im Haus Birnbaum, bzw. im Haus Birnbaum und im Haus Buchsbaum (Dietz). Die Darstellung des Baumes auf dem Stein stellt eines dieser Bäume dar. 1660 wurde Kassels Vermögen auf 10,000 Gulden eingeschätzt. (Steinheim) Parnas -- also mentioned as Meyer Buchsbaum-Kassel. 1660 his fortune was estmated at 10000 florins. “Meyer Goldschmidt was a money changer from Kassel. He lived at the Buchsbaum and the Birnbaum (next door to the Einhorn). Jewish records show him as Buchsbaum-Kassel and the son of Benedict (Baruch). He was given right of residence on 27 December 1634 when he married Bölgen Buchsbaum (daughter of Anselm at the Buchsbaum). In 1658 Meyer was the business partner of Moses at the Armbrust and Johann at the Schwert. In 1660 his capital was estimated at 10,000 guilders. He died in 1667 and was then a respected leading businessman. He was the forefather of the Goldschmidt-Kassel family which was extent in the nineteenth century” (Dietz 1988, p. 149). Dietz did not know the father of Meyer. A document of 1655 mentions “Meyer Goldschmidt’s brother Simon Goldschmidt in Kassel” (CAHJP, notes of Daniel Cohen). Further evidence for him being a son of Benedict Goldschmidt of Kassel is supplied by Duckesz (1938, p 936): “Meier Goldschmidt Cassel in Frankfurt am Main is mentioned as Meier Bendit Cassel in the local Chewra-Buch and is given the additional name of Stuckart, like his daughter.” For their descendants see Dietz (1988) and Cibella and Baron (1998). (Schnellekens)
  Beskæftigelse	Vekselerer
  Bopæl	27 dec. 1634	Frankfurt am Main, Hessen, Tyskland   [5]
  	27 Dec 1634 admittance as Frankfurt resident. Houses: “Buchsbaum” and “Birnbaum”.
  Død	17 sep. 1667	Frankfurt am Main, Hessen, Tyskland
  	Begravet i Frankfurt a.M., Battonnstrasse (Steinheim ffb 0272).
  Begravelse	18 sep. 1667	Frankfurt am Main, Hessen, Tyskland   [4]
  	Adresse: Battonnstrasse
  	(Steinheim ffb 0272), gravsten afbildet og gengivet.
  Person-ID	I1797	Simon
  Sidst ændret	10 dec. 2021

  
  

  Far	Baruch Daniel Samuel Goldschmidt Stuckert Levy,   f. 1575, Frankfurt am Main, Hessen, Tyskland d. 1642, Witzenhausen, Hessen, Tyskland (Alder 67 år)
  Mor	Röschen Goldschmidt,   f. ca. 1570, Tyskland d. 28 okt. 1647, Kassel, Hessen, Tyskland (Alder 77 år)
  Ægteskab	Yderligere børn i ægteskabet, om hvem information mangler: Gela Goldschmidt (Gelle af Metz), Hanna Goldschmidt (af Fulda).
  Familie-ID	F564	Gruppeskema  |  Familietavle

  
  

  Familie	Bolgen Buchsbaum   d. 30 sep. 1686
  Ægteskab	27 dec. 1634
  	Børn i ægteskabet: Benedict Meyer Goldschmidt (d. 1704; Gift 1: med Gitche Halle, d. 1686; Gift 2: med Besle Schlomo Schuh, d. 1729); Simon Meyer Goldschmidt (d.1714; Gift 1: med Mate Amschel Schwartzschild, 1692; Gift 2 med Treinle (Lazarus Moses) Wimpfen, Gift 3: med Hindle T. Lejb Sichel, d. 1733).
  Familie-ID	F6030	Gruppeskema  |  Familietavle
  Sidst ændret	10 dec. 2021

  
  

• Kilder

  [S63] Falk, Allan (red.), Dansk-Jødisk Genealogisk Database, (http://tom.brondsted.dk), 30 apr. 2018, http://tom.brondsted.dk/djgdb/?pid=I61893&ged=1. [S47] Segal, Juan Goudsmit, Pedigrees - genealogy pages, (https://goudsmit.home.xs4all.nl/GoldloG/pedigrees.html), 1 maj 2018, https://goudsmit.home.xs4all.nl/SamuelLeviSegalRegisterV2/rr01/rr01_002.htm#P32967. [S226] Schellekens, Jona & James Bennett, Goldschmidt/Goldsmid Families, (Heymann Family website, 2002, http://www.heymannfamily.com/). [S64] Salomon Ludwig Steinheim-Institut für deutsch-jüdische Geschichte, Epigraphische Datenbank, (http://www.steinheim-institut.de/wiki/index.php/Hauptseite), 8 dec. 2018, http://www.steinheim-institut.de/cgi-bin/epidat?id=ffb-272&lang=en. [S193] Jüdisches Museum, Frankfurt, Museum Judengasse, (http://www.judengasse.de/), 8 dec. 2018, http://www.judengasse.de/ehtml/hindex.htm.