Found online Historical Directories. My Aschers/Cohens are buried in Washington Cemetery, Brooklyn NY. We have a freebee site: https://
findagrave.com and I have lots of photos. ALSO I found the most wonderful site as referenced here in this thread of Historical Directories.
https://www.historicaldirectories.org/
Andrea in Sunny California
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26-01-2013, 8:04 PM #21mrsandreaGuest
ONLINE HISTORICAL DIRECTORIES
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27-01-2013, 12:27 AM #22
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Dove
Firstly many thanks Philip, whilst the Cohens are beginning to look like a never ending story, my own thing so to speak is Dove... which is great news as to the Ashers lets see .. As I mentioned when Morris Asher Davids son married Abigail Hart he married into (on the maternal line) The Toledanos via her Great Grandmother Hanna who came from Gibraltar in 1780 and married into the Nunes Martines family..
Why I got started was I seriously ill and as I was recovering My daughter announced she would be getting married..... This made me think it was about time I sorted out who we were.. on her mothers side Rabbis from Fez .. But for me I was English for 300 years however my grandmother had always gone on about our Portuguese Ancestry... but she kept saying it was through the Asher line.. so when I found out about the Toledano, Nunes Martines.. I thought she had got it wrong... whereas you have shown things are not as simple as one would like.. and even more coincidental it looks like the Toledanos may have resided in Morocco
Toledani, Nunes Martines, Hart, Asher
So again thanks
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27-01-2013, 12:34 AM #23
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Dove must have been something... along the lines of Shakespears Dark Lady
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28-01-2013, 1:35 PM #24
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Kevin
Are you the same person who posted under" An English Jewish Family Search for their roots" 15 Nov 2010? In the post reference was made to Abigail Mendoza's father being Aaron b Amsterdam 1709 and arriving in England circa 1730- her line being traced back to Franciscus de la Penta 1550 and Bianca Ferdandes. Reference was also made to Lily Hart and Dinah Bittan and Meir Hart abt 1770.
If this is your post you might want to add data on the lines via this site.
Phillip
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29-01-2013, 1:54 AM #25
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Hi Phillip,
I have only just started posting to this site, and genealogy for me is a very recent thing... the Abigail stuff below is very interesting.. originally I was just going back mother daughter mother daughter keeping it very narrow,, its only now I branching out.
what makes it interesting is when a name develops into a person whom you think you could talk to..
meanwhile thanks for your efforts
Rgds Kevin
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31-01-2013, 3:40 PM #26LisaMaryGuest
Thanks Kevin,
I have actually found out lots more info since I 1st made this post but naughty me never thought to update here. I have come across other relatives decended both from Asher and from the Nunez Martinez sides that have helped me to fill in gaps and me theirs. Abraham Cohen was actaully the Uncle & Brother In-Law of my Abigail A'Cohen Asher. He was married to her sister Hannah. Their other sister was Sarah who married David Asher. Other sisters Welcome & Deborah & brothers Enoch, Isaac & David. Moses Hanoj A'Cohen their father was dead by the time Abigail remarries so Abraham steps into the breach. My Abigail also had a child with her Asher Julia. Despite having her marraige certificate to Solomon Jacob Hamburger they married in Wrottesley St Synagogue Birmingham which at that time was only open from 1853-1856 they broke away saying the existing synagogue was too money driven & too englische. The founders Isaac Blanckensee & H T Louis are the witnesses to the marriage but it still in totally un-Jewish form doesn't show Julia's father's name. He is certainly a most hidden person and my nemesis. Unless someone else I haven't met yet has any hidden family documentation somewhere I am at a loss to think how to find the 1st name of this Asher. But I think he is most likely David's brother. If his father was Myer Meir Asher then his mother was Judith Abrahams her will mentions some of their sons by name daughters just as daughters (of which I have only found the name of 1 Julia who marries Lewis Alexander) so David could by date be their son (also my missing Asher) but I can find no evidence to corroborate. The Synagogue scribes have looked extensively for me and they have no more. Incidentally Judith's sister (Sarah Sally Sheba) marries Myers brother (Solomon) the day after in Aug 1797. Solomon has the business next door to Judith (both Taylors) for all of Judith's life (dies Aug 1818) Myer is already dead by this time as she is widow but synagogue scribes can find no death for Myer. They don't live long David dies at 56 of TB. On the 1851 cencus Abigail,new husband Richard & daughters Mary Ann & Deborah (my great great grandmother) are living with Moses Ottolengui who is the brother of Abraham de Israel Ottolengui who Abigail's mother (my ggg grandmom) Deborah Dove Nunez Martinez marries in 1847 at the Tenter Street address under the ausipices of Bevis Marks.
So as you can see as I say I have pretty much unravelled everything bar the given name of Abigail's 1st Asher husband - utterley frustrating as I can't think of anywhere else it cold be noted now other than on someone's private documentation if it's not even on his daughters marriage certificate. So if you come cross any new Asher's, his daughter Julia was born 18 Apr 1837, but he's dead by the 1841 census, I would be very grateful. In my own mind I think his name was Moses as Abigail calls her son Moses Asher + his father's surname Rentell. And scribes that she is Abigail Rentell previously Asher originally Cohen on his birth cert which I find quite an odd detail to include on a birth cert. But sadly my own congecture.
Best Wishes
Lisa
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31-01-2013, 3:43 PM #27LisaMaryGuest
PS Kevin,
I have a documnet created by Brian Whipp that gives in great detail the Nunez Martinez line that goes back a long way and a little A'Cohen if you send me a private message with your email address in I will send you a copy.
Thanks
Lisa
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31-01-2013, 4:03 PM #28LisaMaryGuest
They were married in Birmingham I think because Sarah's father Moses Hanoj A'Cohen is dead, her elder sister Hannah is married to Abraham Cohen the confectioner living in Birmingham so he would be the natural choice to arrange the synagogue for them. If I have the right father for David Myer Meir Asher, his father was also long dead. Birmingham was a free boom town at the time and had a good jewish community to boot so there was lots of ingress to Birmingham for work at that time (all of my family, mothers & fathers side's, in every direction all arrived in Birmingham at that time). David is listed as working for Abraham at the time of the marriage. When David & Sarah return to Birmingham & have 2 of their children there it is when Abraham dies in 1852 so presumably David returns to sort out the business for his sister in law.
I haven't come across Teresa Ascher & Simon Cohen yet but I will post if I do.
Best Regards
Lisa
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01-02-2013, 12:38 AM #29mrsandreaGuest
Hello Everyone, Lisa where did you find The Jewish Free School records. I would love to look at the images of the Birmmingham Hebrew Congregation. Found some images at: https://www.search.connectinghistorie...0&resource=705
Reading up on Birmingham Jewry at Googlebooks
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books.google.com
NEWS: My great, great grandfather: Michael Jacob Ascher's tombstone reads: Ha'Cohen. If anyone wants to see images of my Aschers/Cohens email me at: mrsandrea AT mac DOT com Hot dogs are cooking and schelpp my daughter to violin class. Hugs AndreaLast edited by Jan1954; 01-02-2013 at 6:21 AM. Reason: Email address edited to try to deter spammers
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01-02-2013, 1:27 AM #30
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yet another reply for Lisa
been rereading the stuff totally blown away
The comment about the synagogue being tooo english... normally applies to Sephardi Synagogues... they integrated very quickly and easily.. whereas the Ashkenazim newcomers like their traditions by the end of the 19th Century it got really bad...as the Russians and Polish poured into London and wanted their small Shauls and very different clothes. Its good to recall that it was the German Jews and Sephardi who created the Reform movement... the Sephardi did not want to be different... maybe thats how they survived over the centurys.
Would still love to know who was the first Asher here and where was he from... ah and before I forget are our hacohens/acohens Sephardi... out of interest ha cohen just means The Cohen
kevin
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