Tenaʼim aḥaronim
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- rdf:type
- Footprint
- Actor
- Fürst, Hayyim Moses (Viewer)
- Actor
- Trier, Juzfe, zum Roten Schild (Owner)
- Actor
- Leidesdorff, Minkchen (Viewer)
- Actor
- Leidesdorff, Nathan David (Viewer)
- Actor
- Leidesdorff, Nathan Moses (Viewer)
- Date
- 1764-05-20
- Copy
- 7204-10283-13697
- Flag
- Imprint has no BHB number
- Language
- Hebrew
- Evidence type
- Owner signature/bookplate in extant copy
- Evidence description
- Autographs and manuscript use
- Notes
Determinate betrothal contract, known as the Tenaʼim aḥaronim, signed with financial commitments to the bride and groom on the day of their wedding; a folio printed sheet, printed with the text of the Tenaʼim aḥaronim (the Altona printer at the time was Aharon ben Elya Katz, an…
Determinate betrothal contract, known as the Tenaʼim aḥaronim, signed with financial commitments to the bride and groom on the day of their wedding; a folio printed sheet, printed with the text of the Tenaʼim aḥaronim (the Altona printer at the time was Aharon ben Elya Katz, and this item likely his work), with manuscript insertions (written by Hayyim Moses Fürst), for the couple Yehudah Leib (Jacob Meyer Levin, -1790), son of Jacob Jokkel Meyer Hausen of Altona, and Röschen (-1782), daughter of the deceased David Nathan Leidesdorff (d. 1755) and his widow Minkchen (dignitaries in Altona; this couple recorded in the familial history, cf. Fischer, J. Joel Levin Nathanson's optegnelser om Familien Hausen (Tidsskrift for jødisk historie og literatur Bd. 1, Hefte 1-4 (1917-18), p. 53 passim)). Juzfe Trier zum Roten Schild (born 30 April 1719, Frankfurt am Main, to Simeon Katz zu Trier; see: Ettlinger, Shlomo. Ele toledot for the burial record of his father; Juzfe (romanized Yozfe, sometimes spelled Jospe) signed a ketubah in 1801, date of death terminus post quem; Beth Tzedec Congregation, Reuben & Helene Dennis Museum, Toronto, CR 582), cantor in Altona-Hamburg; his signature: "הקטן יוזפא נר"ו ב'[ה] שמעון טריר ז"ל שץ כץ דק"ק אלטונא והמבורג יע"א". Hayyim Moses (Heinrich) Fürst II, son of Joseph Jeremias Fürst, grandson of Jeremias Fürst (-1703), all Altona rabbis and dignitaries, and great-grandson of Chaim Heinrich Reuben Fürst (1580?-1653; mentioned in the memoirs of Glückl of Hameln as the wealthiest Jew in Hamburg in his day (ed. D. Kaufmann, 1896, p. 30); Hayyim was the scribe of Altona and Hamburg, mentioned in Jacob Emden, Divre emet u-mishpaṭ shalom, folio 3r; mentioned in Dukkesz, Eduard. Hakhme Ahu, page 14; his signature: "נאם הקטן... חיים משה פערשט, סופר ש"ץ נאמן דק"ק אלטונא והמבורג יצ"ו". Signatures (in this order): Hayyim Moses Fürst, Juzfe Trier, Minkchen Leidesdorff, [sons] Nathan [David] Leidesdorff, Nathan [Moses] Leidesdorff, and Mendel Leidesdorff.- Owner
- Trier, Juzfe, zum Roten Schild
- Percent complete
- 100
- Place
- Altona, Hamburg, Germany
- Evidence location
- University of Pennsylvania Libraries.
- Title
- Tenaʼim aḥaronim
- Verified
- false
- Viewer
- Fürst, Hayyim Moses
- Viewer
- Leidesdorff, Minkchen
- Viewer
- Leidesdorff, Nathan David
- Viewer
- Leidesdorff, Nathan Moses
- described at
- https://footprints.ctl.columbia.edu/footprint/31685/
- dcterms:date
- May 20, 1764
- rdfs:label
- Tenaʼim aḥaronim
- foaf:depiction
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