Jacob Rosendaal

Hummelo and Keppel never had an independent congregation. Of the total population of 880 inhabitants in 1812, only six were Jews, who belonged to the regional synagogue in Doetinchem. Among these were Jacob David Rosendaal, his wife Sara Simons, and the children Levy and Flora. Jacob Rosendaal was born in Perleburg, Prussia, and resided since 1797 in Hummelo. The Rosendaal family moved to Doetinchem in 1811, having obtained permission from the local congregation's governors. Moreover, the Magistrate of Hummelo had provided Jacob Rosendaal with a certificate of good conduct: "In my function as Magistrate of Community Hummelo I hereby certify that the Jewish merchant Jacop Davids has resided already for fourteen years at said community and that up to the present day he has conducted himself as a virtuous and honest resident". Warrantors for Jacob Rosendaal were Loan Banker Levi Philip of Doetinchem, a merchant, and also a lodge proprietor in Doesburg.

Overledene Jacob Rozendaal Beroep zonder beroep Geslacht Man Leeftijd 84 Jaar Vader David Rozendaal Beroep geen beroep vermeld Moeder Floortjen Levie Beroep geen beroep vermeld Partner Saartjen Simons Gebeurtenis Overlijden Datum 25-12-1844 Gebeurtenisplaats Doesburg