Mozes Elias v.Praag Solister

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Mozes Elias v.Praag Solister, birth 1753 Amsterdam, died 23 Sep 1822 Amsterdam, Muiderberg cemetery: on 11 Tishre 1822 [26 Sep 1822] - Mozes Elias/Eli' v.Praag.

G.A.A. Amsterdam - death registrations:
on 23 Sep 1822 - Mozes Elias v.Praag, 71 yrs.old, prosecution attorney, widower of Judith Barends.

otifier: Abraham Simon Knippel, 35 yrs.old, nephew.
info courtesy of Dini Hansma), son of Elias Isaac v.Praag and Wife of Elias v.Praag
Event: was naturalized 17 Dec 1811 Amsterdam assumption of name v.Praag; then living at Zwanenburgerstr. 2, with 1son, 1 daughter and 1 grandson;
son: Bernard, 31 yrs.old, married to Betje Jacob Levie, and living at Raamgracht, with 1 son, Jacob, 1 yr.old;
daughter: Cato, 33 yrs.old.
Event: event between 1784 and 1800 Amsterdam Zeeburg cemetery:
on 11 Kislev 5545 - child of Mozes Eli' Preger, tailor[?]
on 4 Nov 1788 - " " " from Prague
on 12 Oct 1800 - " " " Preger
Married 1778 Amsterdam, dtb 750/246; witn.groom: f.Elias Isaac v.Praag; witn.bride: f.Barend Samuel. to:
Judith Barend Melamed, birth 1752 Amsterdam, died 28 Feb 1815 Amsterdam, Muiderberg cemetery: on 20 Adar I 1815 [2 Mar 1815] - Judith/Jehudith Barends, wife of Moshe v.Praag.

G.A.A. Amsterdam - death registrations:
on 28 Feb 1815 - Judith Barends, 75[?] yrs.old, spouse of Moses Elias v.Praag.
Notifier: Manus Heilbron, 43 yrs.old, son-in-law.
(info courtesy of Dini Hansma), daughter of Barend Ber Samuel Melamed and Vrouwtje Freidche Nathan Root

1) Cato Chaya Mozes v.Praag Solister, birth 21 Jan 1780 Amsterdam, 'Circumcisions and Births in Amsterdam 1697-1811, by Jits v.Straten':
on 14 Shevat 5540 - birth of Chaiche bat Moshe Solister, son-in-law of Ber Melamed., died 10 Jun 1842 Amsterdam, Muiderberg cemetery: on 12 Jun 1842 - Cato v.Praag = Chaya, wife of Mozus Heilbron.

G.A.A. Amsterdam - death registrations:
on 10 Jun 1842 - Cato v.Praag, 60 yrs.old, widow of Marcus[?] Heilbron
(info courtesy of Dini Hansma)
Married 1801 Amsterdam, dtb 648/162; witn.groom: f.Kalman Heilbron; witn.bride: f.Mozes Eliaser[?] v.Praag.
parents bride: Mozes Elias v.Praag & Judith Barend Samuel; info from mr. Jan Vegers) to:
Manus Mozus Kalman Heilbron, birth 1772 Amsterdam, died 26 Apr 1832 Amsterdam, Muiderberg cemetery: on 29 Nissan 1832 [29 Apr 1832] - Manus/Mozus Kalman Heilbron/Eschwa.

G.A.A. Amsterdam - death registrations:

n 26 Apr 1832 - Marcus[?] Heilbron, 61 yrs.old, spouse of Catans[?] v.Praag.
Notifier: Bernard Heilbron, 25 yrs.old, son.
info courtesy of Dini Hansma), son of Kalman Joseph Heilbron and Duifje Toibe Isaac Harpman Harpmer Blowits
Event: event between 1803 and 1807 death of children Zeeburg cemetery:
on 6 Feb 1803 - stillborn child
on 20 Apr 1807 - " of Mozes Kalman Eshwo.
Event: was naturalized 23 Jan 1812 Amsterdam assumption of name Heilbron; then 41 yrs.old, married to Carola v.Praag, and living at Zwanenburgerstr., with 3 sons and 1 daughter;
sons: Carel, 7 yrs, Bernard, 4 yrs. and Isaac, 3 yrs.old;
daughter: Duifje, 6 yrs.old.

2) Bernard Ber Mozes v.Praag Solister Klerk, birth 19 Jun 1781 Amsterdam, 'Circumcisions and Births in Amsterdam 1697-1811, by Jits v.Straten':
on 26 Sivan 5541 [19 Jun 1781] - birth of Ber ben Moshe ben Eli' Preger
on 26 Jun 1781 - circumcision of Yissachar Ber ben Moshe Solisiter, died 27 Nov 1843 Amsterdam, Muiderberg cemetery: Barend/Ber Mozes v.Praag from Prague.
Event: event 18 Feb 1807 Amsterdam on this date Wedenesday, 10 Adar I 567 the parnassim of kehilath Amsterdam convened together with a commission of the constituency in the reception room of the community with k"h Moshe ben k"h Eli' v.Praag and his son the bachelor Ber, who cam e to thank for the trouble which the parnassim and the said commission have taken by their embellishment to the authorities - may their pomp be heightened - so that finally the bachelor Ber m.h.l. has been appointed to serve as a public notary , which until now in this state never has happened to one of our people.
And the parnassim replied to this with a fitting answer, and after k"h Moshe ben k"h Eli' v.Praag and his son had left the room, it was decided to thank the diectors of the town [wethouders] - may their pomp heighten - for this, in name of the par nassim.

[from the deliberations of the parnassim of the Ashkenazi Jewish Community of Amsterdam]
Event: was naturalized 17 Dec 1811 Amsterdam assumption of name v.Praag; then 31 yrs.old, married to Betje Jacob Levie, and living at Raamgracht, with 1 son, Jacob, 1 yr.old.
Event: event FROM 4 MRT 1826 TO 11 Jun 1842 Amsterdam death of children: G.A.A. Amsterdam - death registrations:
on 4 Mar 1826 - stillborn daughter of Bernard v.Praag & Elisabeth Davids.
on 25 Jul 1833 - Julia Elisabeth v.Praag, 2 yrs.old, daughter of Bernard v.Praag & Sara Goldsmit.
Notifiers: Israel Alexander Goldsmit, 43 yrs.old, uncle and Abraham Simon Knippel, 50 yrs.old, [father's]
cousin
on 10 Apr 1834 - stillborn son of Bernard v.Praag & Sara Goldsmit.
on 11 Jun 1842 - Emilia Catharina v.Praag, 6 minths old, daughter of Bernard v.Praag & Sara Goldsmit.
(info courtesy of Dini Hansma)
Married 1810 Amsterdam, dtb 659/70; parents groom: Mozes Elias v.Praag & Judith Barend; deceased parents bride: Jacob Isaac Levie & Ester Cohen to:
Rebecca Jacob Levie-Leeuwarden, birth 1781 Rotterdam, daughter of Jacob Isaac Levie-Leeuwarden and Ester Isaac Cohen

3) Vrouwtje Fraadche Mozes v.Praag Solister, birth 10 Nov 1782 Amsterdam, 'Circumcisions and Births in Amsterdam 1697-1811, by Jits v.Straten':
on 4 Kislev 5543 - birth of Fraadche bat Moshe ben Eli' from Prague.

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