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Husband: Jacob de Louzada
Born: ca 1670 in Spain 1 Died: Jun-12-1729 in New York City, NY 1 (see note 1) Buried: in Third Cemetery of Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue Shearith Israel, 21st Street, Manhattan, NY 2,3 Resided: in New York City, NY 1 Immigrated: 1710 1 Occupation: chocolate merchant 1 Father: Mother:
Wife: Rachel de Almerda Married: 1698 in London, England 1 (see note 2)
Born: ca 1675 in Spain 1 Died: 1708 in London, England 1 Father: Abraham de Almerda Mother: Sarah ___ Notes
M Child 1: Aaron Louzada Born: May-17-1695 in London, England 1 (see note 3) Died: Dec-27-1764 in Bound Brook, Somerset Co, NJ 1 Buried: in Third Cemetery of Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue Shearith Israel, 21st Street, Manhattan, NY 4 Occupation: trader 5 Wife: Unknown Married: in New Jersey 6 (see note 4) Wife: Bloeme Michael Also known as: Blume Michael Married: ca 1740 in New Jersey 1
M Child 2: Moses Lousada Born: Feb- 2-1701 in London, England 7,1 (see note 5) Died: Sep-11-1750 in New Jersey 7,1 Wife: Hannah ___
Sources: (1) Don Norman, 41991 Emerson Court, Elyria, OH 44035, The Descendants of Jacob de Louzada, http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~hcpd/norman/LUZADER/jacob.htm. (2) Don Norman, 41991 Emerson Court, Elyria, OH 44035, The Descendants of Jacob de Louzada, http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~hcpd/norman/LUZADER/jacob.htm, Known as Third Cemetery of Congregation Shearith Israel, this cemetery is located in Manhattan on 21st Street between 6th and 7th Avenues. It was in use 1829-1851. Shearith Israel, the first Jewish congregation in North America, was formed in 1654 by Spanish and Portuguese Jews who journeyed from Recife, Brazil, seeking refuge from the Inquisition. While New Amsterdam's city fathers did not recognize freedom of worship, they respected the Jews' right to their own consecrated burial ground. Shearith Israel purchased the cemetery plot on West 21st Street in 1829 for $2,750. It, too, was on the outskirts of the expanding city, which for sanitary reasons had prohibited interment below Grand Street after the yellow fever epidemic of 1822. In 1832 the congregation bought land extending the cemetery east to Sixth Avenue and south to 20th Street. Fifty years later the land was sold to Hugh O'Neal, who built a dry goods store there. Shearith Israel used the cemetery for burials until 1851. That year, New York City prohibited burials south of 86th Street and the establishment of any new cemeteries within city limits. http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=2260432. (3) Findagrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=89112300. (4) Findagrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=91987769. (5) Gaylene Kerr Banister, Houston, TX . (6) Gaylene Kerr Banister, citing Family Tree Maker, World Family Tree, Vol 5, Tree #1821. (7) Findagrave.com. Event Notes Note (1) Shearith Israel Note (2) This was actually a remarriage at the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue in London. Jacob and Rachel were earlier married in Spain without the Jewish rites. Note (3) St. James Parish Note (4) probable Note (5) St. James Parish




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