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Family
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Another
Part of the Goldschmidt Family Story (click here)
Persons with descendency from Baruch Goldschmidt-Stuchert include
My Heymann Family via the Bacharach Family from Cassel (Kassel) (Marc is the 9th
G.Grandson)
Gluckel of Hameln (author of The memoirs of Gluckel of Hameln)
Rabbi Samson Rafael Hirsch (6th G. Grandson)
Heinrich Heine, Poet and writer (6th G.Grandson)
Felix Mendelsohn, Composer (7th G. Grandson)
Members of the Rothschild Family
Von Portheim
Family
Montefiore Family
Oppenheimer Family Hamburg Court Jews and Banking Family
Wertheimer Family Vienna Court Jews and Banking
Leffman Berherms (His Daughter Jette married This Hanoverian Court Jew)
Warburg Banking Family
(Kuhn Loeb & Co Bank NY USA
Breuer Family ( Rabbi Joseph Breuer Rabbi K'Hal Adath Jeshurun Washington Heights NY USA)
And
the Family Dujarric De La Riviere through the French Rothschild family
(Baron Robert Philip de Rothschild)
Stephane Dujarric De La Riviere (is 13th G. Grandson)
Sir Jimmy Goldsmith 8th G. Grandson (and his daughter Jemima who married
Pakistani Cricket Captain Imran Khan)
David Goldschmidt (London England) (9th G.Grandson)
The first critical point is that NOT all Goldschmidts are related.
Goldschmidt was / is a common name. This particular family were all Levim (that
is from the Jewish tribe of Levi) This is distinguished by the role in the
Jewish religious / synagogue community as Levim. They are distinguished by the
name Ha Levi at the end of their Hebrew name.
The Goldschmidt Family is extensive, there are many thousand descendants
today (2003) who can trace their lineage / or are descended from Baruch Daniel
Samuel GOLDSCHMIDT-STUCHERT 1575 - 1642 Witzenhausen Hessen Germany where
he was the head of the Jewish community
Unfortunately a fire swept through the Judengasse in Frankfurt in the mid
19th century destroying many of the records so many of those connections have
been lost.
The Goldschmidt family in this genealogy originated in Frankfurt, and who
were expelled with the rest the Jews of Frankfurt am Main in 1612 . They
went to Hameln, Cassel, Stadthagen, Witzenhausen, Buckeburg, etc. and in later years were found in Altona-Hamburg,Oldenburg,
Emden and elsewhere in NW Germany and as well as in Amsterdam, Copenhagen and in
later centuries in France, England and around the world..
Their names became Hamelin-Goldschmidt Hameln or Goldschmidt-Hameln, Cassel or
Cassel-Goldschmidt or Goldschmidt-Cassel, Goldschmidt-Stadthagen, Oldenberg or
Oldenberg-Goldschmidt, Goldsmid, Goldsmut, and Goldsmith.
Another extensive list of Dutch descendants of Baruch
Goldschmidt-Stuchert can be found at the Center
for Research on Dutch Jewry at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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