Jacobs Family History
Notes
Matches 1,701 to 1,750 of 4,282
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| 1701 | Living with her sister and brother in law | CAPUA, Amelia (I4047)
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| 1702 | Living with her sister and family | WARTSKI, Deborah (I5856)
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| 1703 | Living with her sister and family. Notified by her nephew Solomon Jacobs We have no idea where the middle name Beber has come from but believe that her brother died as Solomon Baber Isaacs. | ISAACS, Rachael Beber (I5516)
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| 1704 | Living with her uncle, Daniel Myers | JACOBS, Phillis (I4028)
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| 1705 | Living with his father No occupation given | JACOBS, Charles (I4334)
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| 1706 | Living with Joseph Pfahl and family. Listed as Niece Joseph Pfahl was the brother of Julia Pfahl who married Henry Swaebe, Millicent's uncle. Indexed as William Swarbe | SWAEBE, Millicent (I5608)
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| 1707 | Living with maternal grandparents - Isaac & Milly Cohen Brother, Isaac, is also there She is recorded as Cissy | SIMONS, Cissie (I4957)
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| 1708 | Living with maternal grandparents - Isaac & Milly Cohen His sister, Cissie, is also there. He is listed as Isaac | SIMONS, Izaih (I4967)
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| 1709 | Living with mother & step-father Domestic Nurse | JACOBS, Ellen Dorothy (I4479)
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| 1710 | Living with Mother and Grandfather | JACOBS, David H (I3985)
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| 1711 | Living with Mother and Grandfather | JACOBS, Rachel (I3990)
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| 1712 | Living with Mother and Grandfather | JACOBS, Leah (Leonora) (I4007)
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| 1713 | Living with mother and step-father Mercantile Clerk | JACOBS, David Albert M.C. (I4534)
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| 1714 | Living with nephew & niece | BRAHAM, George Albert (I213)
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| 1715 | Living with parents | COOKE, Alfred (I388)
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| 1716 | Living with sister and brother in law | FLYNN, Annie (I5529)
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| 1717 | Living with sister and brother in law | LEVY, Guldah (I5667)
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| 1718 | Living with sister and her family Housekeeper (Domestic) | JACOBS, Rawner Florence (I4992)
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| 1719 | Living with sister, Sarah and her husband. Indexed as Florence Florene!! | JACOBS, Rawner Florence (I4992)
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| 1720 | Living with son, his wife and his daughter | ABRAHAM, Alice Matilda (I385)
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| 1721 | Living with son-in-law Daniel Levy, and daughter. | JACOBS, Henry (I815)
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| 1722 | Living with widowed daughter. Retired Glass Merchant | JACOBS, Henry (I815)
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| 1723 | Living with widowed father, his cousin and her children. | ROBINSON, Phyllis May (I5502)
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| 1724 | Living withg mother, sister and step father | WYNDER, Sarah (I2479)
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| 1725 | Lizzie is living in Australia Decree Nis: 24/07/1922 Final decree: 12/02/1923 | Family: John COHEN / Lizzie HELLER (F1624)
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| 1726 | Local note on Source 146 | Source (S146)
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| 1727 | Lodger Leaf tobacco salesman Both parents born in Germany - German Mother is living as a boarder in the same street | LINDNER, Manfred Sr (I4346)
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| 1728 | Looked for a will - none listed [08/11/2014] | ABRAHAM, Aaron (I386)
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| 1729 | Looked for her possible death prior to 1901 when her children are in Brighton as boarders. There is 1 possibility: 1899 OND Strand aged 40 | JACOBS, Sarah F (I6361)
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| 1730 | Looking at a possible wife for Philip Jacobs (1771 - 1845). I was contacted in December 2014 by Anne Piccoli asking me whether I thought that his wife was Wilmott Gilbert as reported on two Ancestry trees. Anne was sceptical about it, especially as the surname was 'Jacob' rather than 'Jacobs' My conclusion is that she is right and this is not the correct marriage. Updated information can be found at https://jacobstree.co.uk/2014/12/06/philip-jacobs/ My logic is as follows:- Philip Jacob married Wilmott Gilbert in the parish church of St Luke, Finsbury on the 11th January 1794 This could be OK because it is not unusual for couples of mixed faith to marry in both church and synagogue A slightly unusual item is that her signature seems to read as Rebecca rather than Wilmott? As far as I can tell, all the children of 'our' Philip were Jewish We believe that Philip's wife died before 1844 as she is not mentioned in his will, written 1843. Looking through Ancestry, we find a burial for Wilmott Jacob in 1824 Whilst this would fit for our Philip's wife, we again have the surname as Jacob What I believe is more conclusive is that Philip & Wilmott Jacob had two children baptised 1801 Thomas, son of Philip and Willmott Jacob 1803 Eliza, daughter of Philip and Willmott Jacob. I notice that neither of the two trees on Ancestry have found these baptisms. No single one of these points is conclusive but I feel the combination of them rules out Wilmott as the wife of our Philip. | JACOBS, Philip (I876)
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| 1731 | Looking at the divorce citation, it would appear that it was Maurice who filed for divorce against Sophia and her husband-to-be. | MYERS, Sophia Doris (I4936)
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| 1732 | Looks as though the name may have changed to Skinner prior to birth of son Nicholas in 1942. | Family: Louis ISAACS / Sophia VANDERMOLEN (F1617)
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| 1733 | Lucrecia Peindado has this marriage and subsequent descendents on her Ancestry tree. http://person.ancestry.co.uk/tree/78537669/person/48385580640/facts Unfortunately I don't currently have the means of verifying the information so I shall just leave it as is for now. Dave Simpson [Nov 2015] | DE LA LUZ MEZA, Maria (I5009)
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| 1734 | Maiden Lane Synagogue [Ashkenazi] His father just listed as 'Dead' His occupation is Rag Merchant Both give their ages as 'of Full Age' His address: 5 St Anns Street, Wetsminster Her address: 4 Tyler Street, St James [Same address as 1841 census] ============================================= There are many Ancestry Trees that have Rachel marrying Jonas Lipman in 1849. However this seems to be an example of the 'Copy & Paste Disease' that seems prevalent on Ancestry these days. The Jacobs-Lipman marriage certificate clearly shows that Rachael's father is Judah Jacobs, whereas the Jacobs-Cohen certificate names Lewis Jacobs, Glassdealer as her father. More details can be found on the Jacobs Tree website:- https://jacobstree.co.uk/2020/02/22/rachael-jacobs-b-circa-1820/ [22/02/2020] Note that Isaac Harris, who was one of the witnesses, is the great-great grandfather of contributor Anne Harris-Piccoli. [12/04/2020] | Family: Alexander COHEN / Rachel JACOBS (F1539)
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| 1735 | Maiden name from official GRO index birth entry for daughter Matilda | JACOBS, Mary (I5487)
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| 1736 | Mail Ship Adriatic [Cowes to New York] | LEVY, Lionel (I4505)
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| 1737 | Mail Ship Adriatic [Cowes to New York] Age is wrong but otherwise it fits. Travelling with a Master Levy aged 1 which could well be Lionel | LEVY, Isabella (I4110)
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| 1738 | Managed to find Lillian and Edward in 1939 Register. Still can't find a marriage for them. | Family: Edward Thomas PATE / Lillian Elizabeth BRAHAM (F703)
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| 1739 | Manager Arriving in London on board Darro from Rio de Janeiro Travelling 1st Class | JACOBS, David Albert M.C. (I4534)
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| 1740 | Manager - Clothing Married 8 years 1 Child - still living Both parents born in Germany | COHEN, Eli (I4521)
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| 1741 | Manager, Hyam's tailoring establishment | JACOBS, David (I4711)
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| 1742 | Manfred & Helen gave me a copy of their database which was well populated. I have double checked as much as possible, without buying certificates, the dates and information given. Where they have given a post 1837 date for BMDs I have tried to find the appropriate entry in the indexes. I have also tried to match up entries in the Great Synagogue index where possible, | Source (S2192)
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| 1743 | Manfred Lindner's notes has a date and place of birth of 1795 at 2 Bell Lane. My date range based on age in 1841,51,61 censuses | SOLOMON, Hannah (I4348)
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| 1744 | Manufacturer's Agent Married 8 years Children: 2 - both living Has mother in law and brother in law living with them | JACOBSON, Charles (I5973)
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| 1745 | Market Porter | JENKINS, Henry William (I5848)
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| 1746 | Market Porter | JENKINS, Alfred (I5851)
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| 1747 | Marriage By Declaration =================== In Scotland Marriage by Declaration was once quite common and remained legal and valid until 1939. All that was required was that the couple declare their intentions before two witnesses. The problem with Marriage by Declaration was that occasionally there were misunderstandings and deceptions that proved messy. Issues of sobriety at the time of the declaration as well as possibility of misunderstandings about whether the declaration was of betrothal or actual marriage could put the relationship in doubt, lacking reliable witnesses. Since the transaction was informal and unrecorded it could be difficult to prove the legitimacy of offspring and rights of inheritance if either party abandoned the relationship. Eligibility to marry could be cast in doubt if a previous marriage was alleged but could not be proved. The old practice of English couples running off to Gretna Green at the Scottish boarder to be married by the blacksmith, under the more expedient Scottish law presents an exciting and romantic scenario. Gretna Green is still a very popular wedding destination but nowadays prior notice must be filed with the local registrar | ABRAHAM, Simeon Henry (I209)
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| 1748 | Marriage certificate | COOKE, Alfred (I388)
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| 1749 | Marriage certificate shows ages of both as 23, but Alice wa s in fact 4 days short of her 23rd birthday on 5 February.. .. | Family: Philip Morris JACOBS / Alice WALDUCK (F1518)
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| 1750 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Bruce Graeme RALPH / Living (F1536)
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