Michael ISAACS

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: J 0308a
• Census: 30 Mar 1851, St Botolphs, London, England; : 5m; Address: 115 Houndsditch

Notes:

Census:
Relation to Head of House: Son

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: J 0558a
• Census: 6 Jun 1841, St Botolphs, London, England; : 29y; Address: Harrow Alley
• Census: 30 Mar 1851, St Botolphs, London, England; : 41y; Address: 115 Houndsditch
• Occupation: 30 Mar 1851, St Botolphs, London, England; Boot & Shoe Dealer; : 41y
• Naturalization: 13 Jan 1856, London, England; : 46y; Address: 115 Houndsditch
• Census: 7 Apr 1861, St Botolphs, London, England; : 50y; Address: 115 Houndsditch
• Census: 2 Apr 1871, Aldgate, London, England; : 52y; Address: 115 Houndsditch
• Probate: 18 Nov 1873, London, England; Address: 115 Houndsditch

Notes:

Census:
No trade given
Foreign born

Census:
Relation to Head of House: Head
Wholesale Boot & Shoe Dealer


Naturalization:
Granted Certificate of Naturalization
? Age 46 (so born circa 1810)
? Native of Amsterdam (so assume born there)
? Currently has Dutch nationality
? Has lived in UK for 42 years (so left Holland aged 4 in about 1814)
? Occupation is wholesale boot and shoe manufacturer and has been doing this in London for 25 years
? He is married
? His wife is English (but not named)
? He has 3 children (but not named)


Census:
Relation to Head of House: Head
Boot & shoe factor
As Henry B Isaacs

Census:
Relation to Head of House: Head
Boot & Shoe Factor

Probate:
Effects under ?3,000
Mary Isaacs Widow the Relict of 115 Houndsditch and David Nicoll of 113 Houndsditch, Boot Manufacturer two of the executives.
Name given as Henry Baber Isaacs

Henry married Mary BENJAMIN on 24 Jun 1846 in London, England. Mary was born about 1819 in St George East, London, England; died between Apr 1900 and Jun 1900 in Hendon, London, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Mary Baber Issacs
• Reference Number: J 0558b
• Census: 30 Mar 1851, St Botolphs, London, England; : 35y; Address: 115 Houndsditch
• Census: 7 Apr 1861, St Botolphs, London, England; : 42y; Address: 115 Houndsditch
• Census: 2 Apr 1871, Aldgate, London, England; : 54y; Address: 115 Houndsditch
• Census: 3 Apr 1881, Islington, London, England; : 65y; Address: 355 Essex Road
• Census: 5 Apr 1891, Willesden, Middlesex, England; : 75y; Address: 51 Cambridge Avenue

Notes:

Census:
Relation to Head of House: Wife

Census:
Relation to Head of House: Wife

Census:
Relation to Head of House: Head

Census:
Relation to Head of House: Head
Widow
Annuitant
Head of house has daughter, Sara, and family living with her

Census:
Relation to Head of House: Mother-in-law
Living with daughter, Sarah's, family
Living on her own means

Notes:

The 'Baber' addition to the name first appears in the 1861 census.
It was never mentioned before, including Henry's Nationalization application
[10/08/2015]

Married:
No mention of 'B' as a middle initial.
Hebrew name is Naphtali

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Boot Maker
• Reference Number: J 0498a

Notes:

Judah Hartog Bebber and Judah Isaacs my be the same person.
Likewise Sarah [Isaacs] and Sara Meyer

At the time of writing (January 2016) I have Judah Isaacs and his wife Sarah at the top point of the tree.

However, Jenny Cowen believes that Judah Isaaacs and Judah Bebber are the same person and therefore Sarah [Isaacs] and Sara Meyer.

There is much to commend this argument, but for the present I have them as separate people.

Refer to the article Beber/Bebber/Baber on the Jacobs tree website for more information.

The tree built around Judah Hartog Bebber is based on information from Jenny's tree.

Died:
In the 1841 he is not with wife & children, so guessing that he is dead.
Youngest child is born approx 1832 hence guesstimate for his death.

Judah married Sarah [ISAACS]. Sarah was born about 1790 in Amsterdam, Holland; died on 25 Dec 1871 in London, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Boot & Shoe Dealer
• Reference Number: J 0498b
• Census: 6 Jun 1841, St Botolphs, London, England; : 48y; Address: Harrow Alley
• Census: 30 Mar 1851, St Botolphs, London, England; : 60y; Address: 13 Harrow Alley
• Census: 7 Apr 1861, St Paul's, Hammersmith, London, England; : 66y; Address: 1 Watney Street
• Census: 2 Apr 1871, St Paul's, Hammersmith, London, England; : 84y; Address: 6 Watney Street

Notes:

Jenny Cowen has Sarah as being Sarah Meyer and her husband as Judag Hartog Bebber.


The following came from Roderick Young in an email - March 2011
Sometime between 1851 and 1861 Sarah Isaacs left Harrow Alley and moved with two of her unmarried daughters to 1 Watney Street, off the Commercial Road, Whitechapel. And between 1861 and 1871 the women moved again, up the road to 6 Watney Street. After her mother Rebecca's death in 1863, Julia Jacobs went to live with Sarah Isaacs, her grandmother, in Watney Street. Sarah Isaacs died on 27th December 1871 at 6 Watney Street. Her age is given as 86 and the cause of death is given as "Old Age." Julia is recorded as being present at the death and it was she who registered it with the authorities next day. She was 17 years old

Census:
Dealer in Shoes
Foreign born

Census:
Relation to Head of House: Head
Widow
Boot & Shoe Dealer


Census:
Relation to Head of House: Head
Widow
Fund Holder
Has a daughter, Sarah, with her.
Never come across her before, but it is possible that she could be a daughter in law?
Also has another Sarah Isaacs as a Visitor

Census:
Relation to Head of House: Head
Widow of Bootmaker
Has an extra Rachel listed as daughter - suspect this could be illegitimate daughter of her daughter Rachel
Granddaughter Julia Jacobs also living with her.

Died:
Registered by Julia Jacobs who was her granddaughter by Rebecca.

Notes:

From Jenny & Katrina Cowen:

"These Are the Names Jewish Lives in Australia 1788-1850" published by The Miegunyah Presss in 2006":

The following is a direct quote:-

"SOLOMON, Abraham Jacob
b. London, 1826-1889
Constant, 1849; Free
Married: Dealer, minister: 14 children

Abraham Jacob Solomon was the grandson of the "world renowned matzah baker" of London of the same name. On 4 July 1849 the 23-year-old Abraham Jacob Solomon of Cutler Street, Aldgate, married Julia Isaacs (Solomon, q.v) of Harrow Alley, Aldgate, in the New Synagogue in London. Chief Rabbi Adler officiated. They arrived, travelling steerage, in Adelaide on the barque Constant on 23 December 1849. The small Adelaide congregation quickly appointed him as the Reader for a salary of 52 pounds a year. Solomon conducted the consecration of the new synagogue building on 5 September 1850. An economic depression in South Australia brought the congregation's agreement to pay Solomon to an abrupt end. There were fewer than 150 Jews in South Australia, and Solomon offered to continue as synagogue reader in an honorary capacity.

In June 1852 Solomon was appointed Reader at the Melbourne Hebrew Congregation for six months, and then returned to Adelaide. On 22 October 1853 he wrote to the Adelaide Hebrew Congregation: "Being compelled through unforeseen circumstances to leave for Melbourne Port Phillip I am obliged to forgo the position I hold in your congregation as officiating Minister. Believe me Gentlemen it grieves me much that I have to do so after receiving such kind treatment from you all since my return from Melbourne".