Kaufmann Kubie

Lokalita: Sušice (stará)
Kodové číslo: 294-00075
Hrob číslo: 071
Hrob index:
Dat.úmrtí den: 30
Dat.úmrtí měsíc: 10
Dat.úmrtí rok od: 1789
Dat.úmrtí rok do: 5550
Heb.název dne: Ešq
Heb.den: 10
Jarcait: Chešvan
Rok narození: 78
Příjmení: Kubie (Kubý)
Jméno: Kopman
Jméno otce: Šemuel
Jméno manžela(-ky):
Pozn.lokalita: Sušice 3
Druh kamene: žula
Kameník:
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Symbolika: vinný hrozen
Poznámka:

נפטר בעשק יוד חשון תקנ
לפק
פ / סימן/ ט
איש הירא דבר
המלך ודתו
משכים ומעריב
לבי קנישתא
לתפילתו הה כה
קאפמן בכ שמואל
קובי זל = תנצבה

h: pan
Kaufman ben Šemuel Kubie
umírá erev šabat 10. chešvan 550 (30. x. 1789)

http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/bohemia/boh587.html

The History of the Jews in the Royal Town of Sušice by Records Keeper Kajetan Turk from Sušice Edited by Rob Pearman/UK Translated from the original Czech by Jan O. Hellmann/DK

1734 list of residents of Schüttenhofen: Samuel Kubi, wife and children.

"Samuel Kubi from the tribe of Israel, aged 54, his wife (43), sons Kaufmann (23), Löbl (19), Eliáš (16), Abraham (8), Volf (7) and Mojžíš (5), daughters Libele (18), Hindele (13), Pesele (5) and Rachel (2). He pays interest of 13 guilders, protection money of 6 guilders and 40 crowns, and taxes of 5 guilders. He lives in Sušice and is a pedlar and seller at the annual markets. He earns 150 guilders a year."

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"Things were much worse for the Jews Kaufmann Kubie and Markus Sable, who were accused in 1753 of throwing stones at the cross in the village of Mokrosuky. The matter was investigated on site by Aldermen Würl and Hynek Angelis. They saw that it was a cross bearing an image of the Holy Trinity, but they found find no sign that the cross had been hit by stones. The witnesses were a bailiff and some peasant labourers[32] who were working 700 paces away from the cross and a female shepherd who was looking after some cattle in a field 300 paces away. They showed marks in the ground where the stones had fallen some 45 paces away from the cross. The Jews were arrested and the case was referred to the tribunal of appellation, which resolved that the Jews should be imprisoned for 14 days and in addition punished with 20 lashes of the whip."