A Jacobs Family History
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| 7401 | There is potential for confusion over the records of the Sun Fire Office insurance company. We have Henry and Philip associated with several properties both singly and jointly. Unfortunately it is not clear whether this refers to Philip and his BROTHER Henry, or his SON Henry, or even both at different times. The best indication that we have is that in 1819 we start to get policies as Philip Jacobs & Son. I have therefore made the assumption that before that date it is the two brothers. At present it suffices to identify that the Jacobs were associated with these addresses. | JACOBS, Henry (I815)
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| 7402 | There is potential for confusion over the records of the Sun Fire Office insurance company. We have Henry and Philip associated with several properties both singly and jointly. Unfortunately it is not clear whether this refers to Philip and his BROTHER Henry, or his SON Henry, or even both at different times. The best indication that we have is that in 1819 we start to get policies as Philip Jacobs & Son. I have therefore made the assumption that before that date it is the two brothers. At present it suffices to identify that the Jacobs were associated with these addresses. | JACOBS, Philip (I876)
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| 7403 | There is potential for confusion over the records of the Sun Fire Office insurance company. We have Henry and Philip associated with several properties both singly and jointly. Unfortunately it is not clear whether this refers to Philip and his BROTHER Henry, or his SON Henry, or even both at different times. The best indication that we have is that in 1819 we start to get policies as Philip Jacobs & Son. I have therefore made the assumption that before that date it is the two brothers. At present it suffices to identify that the Jacobs were associated with these addresses. | JACOBS, Henry (I4008)
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| 7404 | There is some confusion over her maiden name. Working through Berger I, and others, come to the conclusion that she is Catherine Davids. However, the will of Isaac Levy says that she is his sister i.e. Catherine Levy. However, in the will of Isaac Levy he refers to his sister Catherine, the wife of David Levy. Based on this I have made her Catherine Levy Can't find her in 1881 - she would have been 77 | LEVY, Catherine (I5670)
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| 7405 | There is some uncertainty about this child. In 1845 Moses is in court and a witness called Solomon Jacobs who describes himself as ' I am the brother of the defendant ( Moses Jacobs) ... he is an attorney at law and solicitor 101 Berwick Street'. This implies that he does exist under one name or another. | JACOBS, Samuel-Solomon (I4724)
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| 7406 | These details came from David Gardner (Feb 2009) and are unchecked at present (15/02/09) Lived to be 95 [See newspaper cutting of son's Diamon Wedding] Was a barber according to son's marriage certificate | GARDNER, Laurence (I5442)
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| 7407 | These divorce proceedings were abandoned. In 1903 Theresa started divorce proceedings against Sydney. At the time Theresa gave her address as 49 Church Road, Hoylake. There is one child, Robert Cecil Jacobs - born 24 June 1897 No details are given as to why the petition was abandoned and there is no response from Sydney. | Family: Sydney JACOBS / Theresa LA GRANGE (F2085)
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| 7408 | This census entry is for a Henry Gomm and list the number of occupants which fits roughly with our Henry Gomm's family. The main stumbling block is that he describes himself as being Free, when he is still a convict. | GOMM, Henry (I5334)
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| 7409 | This census entry is for a Henry Gomm and list the number of occupants which fits roughly with our Henry Gomm's family. The main stumbling block is that he describes himself as being Free, when he is still a convict. | GOMM, Henry (I5334)
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| 7410 | This census is a bit of a mess, but should be interpreted as Rachel Cohen Head 41 M Marine Store Dealer Angel Cohen Son 14 U Milcah Jacobs Mother 64 Wid Marine Store Dealer Leah Jacobs Sister 25 U Dressmaker | JACOBS, Leah (I4021)
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| 7411 | This copy of David's will was extracted as a transcript from the 2nd divorce petition of his son Syndey. Probate to Sydney Jacobs and Julius Jacobs, Woolen-merchants Effects: ?65,301 2s 6d - Resworn ?57,463 12s 6d | JACOBS, David (I4711)
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| 7412 | This entry found in Great Synagogue birth records Father is listed as Pais [Philip] son of David Letson. As we have no record of Beila (Elizabeth?) later, it is possible that she died young. | JACOBS, Beila (I4350)
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| 7413 | This entry on www.findagrave.com Gives his age as 74 and lists him as son of Lionel Nathan Date of death given as 01/01/1894 | NATHAN, Ezra (I3401)
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| 7414 | This follows on from the 1856 court case. | JACOBS, Henry (I4008)
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| 7415 | This is a bigamous marriage as he didn't get divorced from Lucy until 1934 He gives his name as Harry George Frederic Bryde No details regarding ages or his parents are given. Dora's father is listed as Joseph Arthur Fielding | Family: Frederick George GREENLAND / Dora Bernice Ivy Stella FIELDING (F3125)
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| 7416 | This is a boarding house. Married and 2 children with her. | NERWICH, Harriet Matilda (I3996)
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| 7417 | This is a contentious entry as not everyone agrees that these three are the sons of Moses & Sarah. I have taken to decision to make the entry with this qualification in the hope that it can later be proved/disproved: Sampson Jacobs, Samuel Jacobs and Lawence Jacobs are charged with Larceny from a Dwelling. Note that in the newspaper entry from the 14th., Sampson is named as Sampson Marks but later articles refer to him as Jacobs. Samuel and Laurence (sic) were discharged and the case was dropped against Sampson. However the articles clearly link them as brothers. | JACOBS, Sampson (I4785)
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| 7418 | This is a contentious entry as not everyone agress that these three are the sons of Moses & Sarah. I have taken to decision to make the entry with this qualification in the hope that it can later be proved/disproved: Sampson Jacobs, Samuel Jacobs and Lawence Jacobs are charged with Larceny from a Dwelling. Note that in the newspaper entry from the 14th., Sampson is named as Sampson Marks. Samuel and Laurence (sic) were discharged and the case was dropped against Sampson. However the articles clearly link them as brothers. | JACOBS, Lawrence (I774)
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| 7419 | This is a contentious entry as not everyone agress that these three are the sons of Moses & Sarah. I have taken to decision to make the entry with this qualification in the hope that it can later be proved/disproved: Sampson Jacobs, Samuel Jacobs and Lawrence Jacobs are charged with Larceny from a Dwelling. Note that in the newspaper entry from the 14th., Sampson is named as Sampson Marks. Samuel and Laurence (sic) were discharged and the case was dropped against Sampson. However the articles clearly link them as brothers. | JACOBS, Samuel (I824)
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| 7420 | This is a copy of an application for a birth certificate prepared by Alice herself. There is no matching entry in the BMD index. This implies that Alice either wasn't registered or was registered under a different name. Either way, Alice wasn't aware of this. | Source (S2181)
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| 7421 | This is a very complex court case but from it we learn that Edward has a brother called William and an uncle called Henry Levy | LEVY, Edward Lawrence (I4533)
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| 7422 | This is an unconfirmed entry but bearing in mind david;s predliction for Ribbon, it seems that this is likely to be the right person. | JACOBS, David (I897)
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| 7423 | This is based on parents marrying in 1881 and David featuring in an 1888 photograph Fact Flags: Preferred | JACOBS, David Henry (I4811)
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| 7424 | This is based on parents marrying in 1881 and Nora featuring in an 1888 photograph Also an entry for her engagement to George Mansell referring to her as Clara's eldest daughter Fact Flags: Preferred | JACOBS, Nora (I4810)
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| 7425 | This is from 'Printers' Notices' at the London Metrolpolitan Archives. MP/LP/1804/13 From LMA Staff regarding entries for Lewis & Isaac Pesman: The only extra information on these documents other than what is described in the catalogue are the names of those who witnessed the signing. The 1804 document is witnessed by Lewis Pesman. The 1830 document is witnessed by Nathaniel Carter. No further family history details are given. It basically says that they had printing presses at the addresses stated and are applying for a licence in accordance with the act of the 39th year of King George the third, for the more effective suppression of seditious or treacherous societies. | PESMAN, Isaac (I5798)
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| 7426 | This is from 'Printers' Notices' at the London Metrolpolitan Archives. MR/LP/1830/143 From LMA Staff regarding entries for Lewis & Isaac Pesman: The only extra information on these documents other than what is described in the catalogue are the names of those who witnessed the signing. The 1804 document is witnessed by Lewis Pesman. The 1830 document is witnessed by Nathaniel Carter. No further family history details are given. It basically says that they had printing presses at the addresses stated and are applying for a licence in accordance with the act of the 39th year of King George the third, for the more effective suppression of seditious or treacherous societies. | PESMAN, Lewis (I5797)
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| 7427 | This is not confirmed as being 'our' Henry Daniel Levy, but it is rare to find an entry which gives Henry Daniel Levy as the full name. | LEVY, Henry Daniel (I4104)
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| 7428 | This is not confirmed as being 'our' Henry Daniel Levy, but it is rare to find an entry which gives Henry Daniel Levy as the full name. | LEVY, Henry Daniel (I4104)
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| 7429 | This is not confirmed as being 'our' Henry Daniel Levy, but it is rare to find an entry which gives Henry Daniel Levy as the full name. | LEVY, Henry Daniel (I4104)
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| 7430 | This is the address given in his father's will when it was written in 1908 | JACOBS, John (I4098)
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| 7431 | This is the commonest date shown on Ancestry Family Trees, but I haven't been able to substantiate it [23/06/2024] Ontario BMDs end at 1952 at present. Fact Flags: Preferred | KINDER, May (I2548)
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| 7432 | This is the divorce proceedings of Amelia Davies ( Amelia Hart dau of John Hart and Elizabeth Jacobs) -July 8 1871. Kate Crawcour nee Hart is a witness | DAVIES, Maurice (I4404)
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| 7433 | This is unconfirmed Fact Flags: Preferred | O'REGEN, Michael (I5330)
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| 7434 | This is unconfirmed as only gives initial, but it is likely. | PLATNAUER, Nathaniel (I5997)
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| 7435 | This is unconfirmed but fits as and name. Industrial School for Girls (later the Paramatta Girls Home) Sent by the Walgett court (This was about 400 miles away) Charge: "without visible lawful means if support". Child states that her parents are dead. No record ??? with her. Transferred to Biloela Industrial School on 7th Feb 1883 (Biloela was on Cockatoo Island near Sydney) | JACOBS, Rebecca Jane (I5012)
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| 7436 | This is unconfirmed, but the name age and description fit. Name: David Jacobs Aged: 70 Description: 5f. 3 in. dark Eyes Black hair Sallow Complex Born: Germany Occupation: Merchant From: New Prison Committed by: Pechell Crime: Stealing various Goods out of the Shop of Mr Braggs. Tried: 12th Before whom: Baron Hotham Sentence: Not Guilty | JACOBS, David (I897)
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| 7437 | This is unconfirmed. The person is listed as Abraham Jacobs. However, he is charged with stealing ribbon and is described as being insane and frothing from the mouth. Not Guilty | JACOBS, David (I897)
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| 7438 | This is unconfirmed. [3/7/2021) It is under the surname Henry and the area fits Fact Flags: Preferred | ISAACS, Esther (I4512)
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| 7439 | This Judah Moss Solomon added "Senior" to his name at the behest of the Chief Judge of S.A. as there are 2 Judah Moss Solomon's and both were Barristers and Solicitors and were related. In later generations the surname of this line becomes 'Senior' | SOLOMON, Judah Moss (I5790)
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| 7440 | This raises questions about his children with Doris Cohen Searched BMDs for all Henry Velleman deaths (1959-1970) and none found Fact Flags: Preferred | VELLEMAN, Henry (I5133)
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| 7441 | This record relates to his time in the RFC but alludes to his Army service as well. | JACOBS, Byron (I4812)
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| 7442 | This seems logicl based on the date and the Hebrew name of his father. | JACOBS, David (I4711)
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| 7443 | This trial involving an unnamed son of Lawrence Levy is dated March 22 1850 | LEVY, Lawrence (I4543)
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| 7444 | This was sent to me by Anthony in an email in 2009 as part of a PowerPoint presentation | Source (S1149)
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| 7445 | This was sent to me via email, in a PowerPoint presentation by Anthony in 2009 | Source (S1148)
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| 7446 | This was the date the will was written and so names people who were alive at that date. | HARRIS, Michael (Meir or Myer) (I6311)
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| 7447 | This when his wife, Mary Ann Jane, married Abraham Jacobs She is described as being a widow Fact Flags: Preferred | NATHAN, Israel (I5360)
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| 7448 | Thomas and Dorothy performed various dance routines, especially on stairs. They were billed as Herbert La Martine and Teddie Sherry. There are numerous entries in theatre adverts in various papers. Sometimes Thomas is just listed withour Dorothy, at other times they had extra dancers with them. Care must be taken not to confuse him with another performer using the same name. The 'other' Herbert La Martine was performing earlier than ours. Information received from Barbara Wise in 2024 links them with the Carden Arms pub in Tilston, Cheshire during the 1950s - I have yet to find any documentary proof of the [DS 18/04/2024] | Family: Thomas Herbert SHERRY / Dorothy (Queenie) JACOBS (F1506)
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| 7449 | Three brothers baptised at the same time. Father is listed as a Teacher | LEE, Charles Welsh (I8386)
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| 7450 | Three brothers baptised at the same time. Father is listed as a Teacher | LEE, John Benjamin Stedham (I8400)
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