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Meijer Joseph de Jonge, alias: Rintel, died 1 Jul 1760 Amsterdam, son of Joseph Isaac de Jonge and Edel Joseph Levie 20 Feb 1758, Notaris Geniets 13552/88: After working together for many years as Joseph Isaac de Jonge & Son, Joseph and his son Meijer now make a contract to form a Company under the same name, for divers merchandise. The balance shows that Meijer s interest in the firm is 50000.- guilders. Office, Cash and Books will be kept in Josephs house, every year in February or March the balance of the account will be made up. If Joseph dies before Meijer the whole firm will become Meijers property , nothing excluded. On wednesday the 25th of June 1760 at half past eleven in the morning, Meijer Joseph de Jonge, at his home at the BinnenAmstel between Kerkstraat and Nieuwe Princengragt, his body unwell, but his mind, memory and speech are sound, has his Will dr awn up by Notaris Geniets and witnesses (13566/443), and before that an agreement between him and his son Isack (13566/442). The agreement: starting on the day of Meijers death a Company will be set up between his widow Eva Ezechiel Cohen and his son on the following conditions: The company will be run by Isack. As long as 10 or more children are under age and unmarried the profits will be equally shared between Eva and Isack. After that, for every child that dies, marries or comes of age, 10% of Eva's half of the profit s will be deducted and go to Isack. The company will exist as long as there are minor unmarried children. If Eva remarries while one or more of the children are minors, she will not receive any profits anymore, they will be used by the guardians on behalf of the minors. Finally, if Edel Joseph Levij, mother of Joseph Isaac and grandmother of Isack Meijers decides not to go and live with Eva or Isack, she will receive 8 guilders weekly, as long as she lives, out of the Company's profits. In his Will he bequeaths 50 guilders to the Jewish school named Talmuth Torah Echayn, and 50 guilders to the one named Magadele Setomom. To his mother, Edel Joseph Levij, widow of Joseph Isaac de Jongh, during her whole life, 8 gld each week. Out of the very first money that will be available from his estate 10000 gld shall be paid to his wife, to compensate what she had brought in at the marriage. Also he bequeaths to her all her personal clothes, jewels, gold and silverwork, and unti ll she remarries, otherwise during her whole life, the use of all furniture, household goods and silverware. His children are his sole heirs, all of them, in equal shares. The money or goods that was received by those who married before his death will be deducted from their share. After the seven days of mourning, and also 4 weeks after his death, his wife and son Isack shall distribute to the poor as much as his name Mayer means in Jewish numbers: 251 schellingen. Finally, as executors of his will, his burial, administrator of his estate and guardians of his minor children he appoints wife, his son Isack and Mr Thomas van Zon, former vice-president Schepen of this City and administrator of the Amsterdam Cha mber of the Dutch East-Indies Company. Married 19 Jul 1737 Amsterdam to: Eva Ezechiel Cohen, birth ± 1716 Amersfoort, Not yet born when the family got civil rights in Amersfoort in 1704. Her maternal grandmother died in 1716, she was probably named after her.,, died ± 1772 Metz? 1st marriage 2nd marriage 3rd marriage, daughter of Ezechiel Salomon Cohen and Marritje Meerle Emanuel Cohen D.E. Cohen, in his Geschiedenis van de familie Cohen mentions she married her brother in law Moses Joseph de Jong after her first husband died. No further details. As children with Meijer Joseph he only lists Ezechiel, Izak, Pierette and Lion . It is very clear in the testament of.Meijers parents (Notaris Geniets, 1758, act 92) that they only had one son, Meijer, and one daughter, Pes. When daughter Sara married in Nov 1770 and son Ezechiel in Sep 1771 Eva was living in Metz. On 16 Nov 1769 an Eve Cahen, widow of Mayer Rintel from Amsterdam married Jacob Elie Terquem. However, in the notarial acts between 1764 and 1772 concerning her children receiving their fathers inheritance, Eva is described as "Eva Ezechiel Cohen formerly widow of Meijer Joseph de Jonge, now wife of MOSES JOSEPH". On 11 Nov 1772 a not e in the margin of one of those documents states that she had died by then. |
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1) Isaac de Jonge Meijersz, alias: Rintel, birth ± 1738 Amsterdam, died 2 Mar 1828 Amsterdam See also Ashkenazi Amsterdam in the Eighteenth Century, Isaac Itsak Meyer de Jong Rintel for his other children. Isaac always named himself Isack de Jonge Meijersz. De Jonge Meijersz also was the surname.of his children. Married 12 Aug 1759 Amsterdam to: Vrouwtje Jonas Cohen, birth 1736 Amersfoort, died 16 Sep 1813 Amsterdam, Death registration Amsterdam Vrouwtje Cohen, age 77.5, spouse of Isaac de Jongh Meijers. Buried at Overveen cemetery., daughter of Jonas Ezechiel Cohen and Sara Benjamin Italiaander |
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2) Marianne Meijer de Jongh, alias: Rintel, birth ± 1739 Amsterdam See: Ashkenazi Amsterdam in the Eighteenth Century, Marianne Meyer de Jong Married 24 Sep 1758 Amsterdam to: Isaac Benjamin |
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3) Pierette Meijers de Jonge, alias: Pesche Meir Rintel, birth ± 1741 Amsterdam, died 1 Jun 1810 Amsterdam
Married 13 Sep 1761 Amsterdam to: Abraham Mozes Bing |
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4) Ezechiel Meijer de Jongh, alias: Jechezkel Rintel, birth 1742 Amsterdam, Sep 1764 his age is just over 22. In 1771, when marrying, his age is stated as 30. In the book about his trial in Oostende he was born "between 1741 and 1746"., lives: , At the time of the marriage Ezechiel lived at the Fluweelen Burgwal (now Oudezijds Voorburgwal). Newspapers in 1775 show him as broker in the sales of bonds and of plantations in Suriname. In 1779 Ezechiel, makelaar (broker) and Annatje who had co
mmunity of property, living in the Jodenkerkstraat near the Amstel, appear before the Desolate Boedelkamer for having a problem paying off debts, their goods are sequestered for a short time untill an accord was accepted by the Boedelkamer and th
e creditors,, The Amsterdam Jew Ezechiel de Jonghe (born abt 1745) took residence in Oostende in 1781. Already in November 1781 he got, on his own request, citizens rights, and thus was one of the first Jews in Belgium that benefited from the "Judenreform" an
d the "Toleranzpatent" of Jozef II. On 18th October 1782, in spite of his Jewish religion he was appointed as sworn broker in colonial goods and tobacco. Ezechiel de Jonghe (married to Annaatje Pieck, 6 children) got involved in a court case abou
t forged bars of gold. He was arrested in September 1786, but was released in January 1787, for lack of evidence. (Het proces Ezechiel de Jonghe, Tatiana Seegers, unpublished dissertation, based on a large bundle of documents in the Gent Archives)
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I found several adverts in Dutch newspapers between 1784 and 1786 showing him as a broker in Oostende (textiles, coffee, tea, tobacco), and a later one in the Times of 29 apr 1791: "At Ostend, Ready to sail for Bengal, about the 10th June. Very fi ne copper-bottom ship. of about 350 Tons, wants 70-100 Tons of Goods, on a moderate freight, and Two or Three Passengers . For further Particulars apply to Mr. E. De Jongh, at Ostend, or George Whitlock, No. 29, Crutched Friars.", 19th of August 1794 I, Lieven de Jonge Borgerhoff, Public Notary residing in Vlissingen, in the name and on behalf of Mr Ezechiel de Jongh, living here, authorized representant of Mr Henry de Jongh, living in Amsterdam, according to the Procurati e on the 12th of this month, passed by the Notary Mr. Christoffel Reinard Samuel de Toelaer, .... , have gone to the office of Mr George Bell, for the de firm Canter and John Buchanan etc living in the same place, and asked him if they still ha d in their custody 65 bales of Lijwaten (cotton from India), delivered in Oostende by the ship de Ilnetteino(?), belonging to the original claimant. Also showed them as security the money orders drawn by the original claimant. To which the answe r was given: These I do not have in my possession. I, Notary, then went to the house of Mr Thomas Thompson, also living here, and asked him if he had the goods. He answered: I did not receive these yet, but I expect them from Mr Bell. The Notar y then goes on how he warned Mr Thompson, if these bales, in case he would receive them, or already had, were sent out without consent of the claimant or without him knowing ... etc etc. Married 15 Sep 1771 Amsterdam to: Annaatje Piek, alias: Pijk, birth ± 1752 Harteveld: prob. Hartenfelde, Minden-Lubbecke, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany |
| 5) Aron Meijer de Jonge, alias: Rintel, birth 1744 Amsterdam |
| 6) Lion Meijer de Jonge, alias: Rintel, birth after 1743 Amsterdam |
| 7) Roosje Meijer de Jonge, alias: Rintel, birth 1745 Amsterdam, died 10 Nov 1810 Amsterdam, Death notice in the Amsterdamsche Courant by Isack de Jonge Meyersz, of Rosette de Jonge Meyersz, his beloved sister, at the age of 65. No mention of a husband, so she probably never married. |
| 8) Salomon Meijer de Jonge, alias: Rintel, birth 1747 Amsterdam |
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9) Jacob Meijer de Jonge, alias: Rintel, birth 17 Dec 1748 Possible children: London Great Synagogue Burial registers 1791-1823 on synagoguescribes.com 1799-1800 Child De Young? father Yokar [Jacob] b. Meir RINTEL ref. BSGSBUR 113/763 1799-1800 Child De Young? father Yakov [Jacob] bh Meir RINTEL ref. BSGSBUR 120/820 1799-1800 Infant De Young? father Yakob [Jacob] b. Meir RINTEL BSGSBUR 127/879 Married 3 Mar 1794 Great Synagogue London, Great Synagogue marriage registers 1791 - 1850 on http://synagoguescribes.com Jacobus (Hebrew name Jacob) De Young, Marriage 3 Mar 1794, father's Hebrew name Meir Rintel, and Elizabeth Pike, Hebrew name Bella, father Shlomeh. to: Elizabeth Salomon Pike |
| 10) NN de Jonge, alias: Rintel, died 1755 Amsterdam, 28 Cheshvan 5516 - 2 Nov 1755 buried at Zeeburg cemetery son of Meyer Joseph Rintel. |
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11) Sara Meijer de Jonge, alias: Rintel, birth ± 1751 Amsterdam, died 4 Jan 1832 Amsterdam
Married 25 Nov 1770 Amsterdam to: Levie Josua/ Mosse |
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12) Hijman Meijer de Jonge, alias: Chaim Meir Rintel, birth ± 1752 Amsterdam, died 18 May 1835 Amsterdam, Hijman de Jonge Meijersz, age 83, lived and died in the Jodegasthuis. Widower of Hendelina Fritman.
Married 1791 London, England, London Great Synagogue marriage registers 1791 - 1850 on http://synagoguescribes.com GSM 001/6 Hyman De Jong, Marriage 1791, father's Hebrew name Meir Rintel, and Hannah Hartog, Hebrew name Hendela, father Fredman Cohen. (Maybe she had been marrie d before, hence the surname Hartog?). to: Henderina Fridman, alias: Hendela Fridman, Hannah Hendele Hartog, birth ± 1759 Sappemeer, Groningen, died 29 Mar 1826 Amsterdam, Age at death 67, born Sapmeer, living at the Rapenburgerstraat, nothing else known. Informants husband Hyman, 73, no occupation, and son Fredrick, 28, military., daughter of Fridman Cohen and NN NN She may have been married to a Hartog before she married in London. |
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13) Judith Meijer de Jonge, alias: Rintel, birth ± 1753 Amsterdam, died 26 Jul 1820 Aurich
Married 16 Jul 1775 Amsterdam, As three weeks earlier, Wolf Meyer Ballin is not present, and is represented by David de Lion Aron. to: Wolff Meyer Ballin, birth 7 May 1751 Aurich, died 29 Sep 1831 Aurich, son of Meijer Abraham Ballin and N.N. |
| 14) Egle Meijers de Jonge, alias: Rintel, birth ± 1756 Amsterdam |