Juliet / Judith Mozes Boss

marriage https://www.dutchjewry.org/phpr/amsterdam/tim_ashken_marriages/amst...

https://www.dutchjewry.org/genealogy/ashkenazi/5768.htm

census 1861 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2M2-NVFC

16 Nelson Terrace, City Road (JC 1862)

http://records.ancestry.com.au/juliet_nathan_records.ashx?pid=12119...

http://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/nathan/59/

Juliet Nathan was born in Amsterdam, the daughter of Moses Nathan and Amelia Nathan Milco. Moses left Amsterdam due to political controversy. Said to have bad temper. Second marriage to Eave Samuel upon settlement in London, Osborne St. Birch Lane Spitalfields. 7 children total. From London Jewish Pedigrees According to JC, Jewish London Database, JC 22.2, died at age 85.Was living at Old Kent Road. Is this the same person that was a diamond polisher in 1809 at Osborne Place, Whitechapel, according to Holden? The London pedigrees has him married at Osborne Street Birch Lane Spitalfields. He is not likely the Moses Nathan that is a slopseller at 193 Ratcliff Highway who is a slopseller in 1843 according to Robson.My Nathan was also a diamond polisher in Amsterdam and London, so there is probably a connection. Moses' father was Nathan Nathan of Amsterdam. This gets confusing, as there are two Nathan Nathans in Amsterdam at this time, one the Ritual Scribe of Amsterdam.However, it is my belief that he married Julia Solomon.As their records are from Hambro Synagogue, it is possible that they were Sephardic Jews. The surname Boss is most likely a corruption of Boas or Boaz, a name found in Sephardic Jewish genealogies.According to Nathan genealogy prepared by son of Joseph Nathan, Boss family may also be known as Harris - with Hyam Harris, married to Catherine, possibly related.