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About Moises de Isaac Haim Salas y Sousa Brito
Rabbi Emmanuel notes that Moses Salas officiated as the Hazzan (Cantor) of the Dutch Jewish Reform community from 1881 until Laguna's arrival in 1884, and then as the later's assistant. Impartial and very devoted to the community.
As a Freemason, Moises Salas held a higher-degree title. This is denoted in his signature by a double triangle consisting of five dots, three at the base and two superior ones positioned above the spaces between the three lower dots.
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Las primeras asociaciones de comercio encontradas en los registros de Barranquilla son “Méndez Salas y Compañía”, constituida, al parecer, en Riohacha alrededor de 1840-41, aunque no se descarta la posibilidad que su fundación hubiera tenido lugar en Curazao, de donde eran oriundos sus socios, y “Pardo y Dovale” cuyo contrato privado se elevó a escritura pública el 4 de enero de 1854. La primera fue establecida bajo el ordenamiento de Bilbao y la segunda bajo el código de 1853. Ambas asociaciones se organizaron entre correligionarios. Méndez Salas y Cía. se constituyó entre los sefardíes Jacob e Isaac Rois Méndez y Moisés Salas, pertenecientes a distinguidas familias de Curazao, radicados en Riohacha y emparentados entre sí. Jacob estaba casado con Esther Salas, hermana de Moisés y éste lo estaba con Abigail Rois Méndez, hermana de Jacob e Isaac. El epitafio de Isaac en el Cementerio de Curazao evidencia los tiernos lazos que unían a los socios,
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BAJO ESTA LOZA ENCIERRA EL RESTO HELADO DE UN SOCIO QUERIDO Y HERMANO DESGRACIADO A QUIEN LA MUERTE CON TEMPRANA HERIDA NOS PRIVÓ PARA SIEMPRE DE SU VIDA. DEDICÁNDOLE ESTE PEQUEÑO TRIBUTO A SU MEMORIA
MOISÉS SALAS Y MOISÉS R. MENDES.14
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The first trade associations found in the records of Barranquilla are "Méndez Salas y Compañía", apparently constituted in Riohacha around 1840-41, although the possibility that its foundation had taken place in Curacao, where its partners were from, and "Pardo y Dovale" whose private contract was raised to a public deed on January 4, 1854, is not ruled out. The first was established under the order of Bilbao and the second under the code of 1853. Both associations were organized among co-religionists. Méndez Salas y Cía. was constituted among the Sephardim Jacob and Isaac Rois Méndez and Moisés Salas, belonging to distinguished families of Curacao, based in Riohacha and related to each other. Jacob was married to Esther Salas, sister of Moses and he was married to Abigail Rois Mendez, sister of Jacob and Isaac. Isaac's epitaph in the Curaçao Cemetery shows the tender bonds that
united the partners, ]...]
UNDER THIS EARTHENWARE ENCLOSES THE FROZEN REMNANT OF A BELOVED PARTNER AND
UNFORTUNATE BROTHER WHOM DEATH WITH EARLY WOUND DEPRIVED US FOREVER OF HIS LIFE. DEDICATING THIS SMALL TRIBUTE TO HIS MEMORY
MOISÉS SALAS AND MOISÉS R. MENDES. 14
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Moises de Isaac Haim Salas y Sousa Brito's Timeline
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January 22, 1811
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Curaçao, Netherlands Antilles
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| 1836 |
April 26, 1836
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Curaçao, Netherlands Antilles
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| 1837 |
October 18, 1837
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Curaçao
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| 1838 |
October 12, 1838
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Curaçao
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| 1840 |
July 5, 1840
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Willemstad, Santa Maria, Curaçao, Curaçao
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| 1841 |
October 8, 1841
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Curaçao
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| 1844 |
September 18, 1844
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Barranquilla, Atlantico, Colombia
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| 1845 |
November 16, 1845
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Rio Hacha, Colombia
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| 1846 |
1846
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Rio Hacha, Colombia
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