ref 324 shows she married Haim Myers and we estimate her birthdate from the marriage date - aged 13 at marriage noting her brother Jacob was born around 1743
death estimate from donation data in ref 327 p16
Marriage Notes for Rachel Lousada and Haim MYERS
from ref 324
from ref 324
Moses was born in New York City to Hyam Myers, a merchant from Amsterdam who
came to the colonies in the 1740s, and Rachel Louzada.....He moved with his family to Quebec in 1763, where he learned French, which he spoke along with his native English and his father’s Dutch.
After serving briefly in the New York Second Battalion during the American
Revolution, Moses entered into a business partnership with Samuel Myers, a distant
cousin.
he came of age between 22 Apr 1762 and 16 Apr 1764 (ref 328 p7)
according to ref 325 was a Tory who fled to Nova Scotia during the Revolutionary War
birth estimate ref 324
buried in NYC Jewish cemetery according to Bob Leuzarder 14 Aug 2020 but note ref 345 refers to a Jacob Lousada d 1738 who appears to have died young and possibly a precursor to Jacob 683Jacob's older step-sister tried to recover the dowry her mother paid but Jacob prevailed as follows:
1764, Feb. 24. Revocation. Whereas Abraham Abrahams, brother-
in-law of Jacob Louzada, son and heir at law of Moses Louzada, was
appointed guardian of said Jacob, which letters were granted with-
out inquisition taken, and not in due manner, and Jacob, who is now
of age, has applied that the letters may be made void, and that he
may take possession of his own property, therefore the letters are
made void. Lib. H, pp. 134, 332.Source:https://archive.org/stream/calendarofnewjer03newj/calendarofnewjer03newj_djvu.txt
Abraham Abrahams was the husband of Elkaley #2439 Jacob's half-sister; while ref 333 states that in 1762 Haim Myers the husband of Jacob's sister Rachel #2438 was made Jacob's legal guardian. Abrahams became Rabbi in 1761
Marriage Notes for Jacob Lousada and Mary GRIFFIN
from ref 325
Samuel born 1772 was possibly preceded by a deceased brother Moses
may have worked with cousin Rachel's husband Duncan Fife #1524 see ref 331 p25 which gives his lifespan
from Bob Leuzarder 17 Mar 2022:
I knew that James Louzada went to the Hawaiian Islands but had no idea how successful he was…Isaac Louzada’s son James Louzada started the first sugar-cane plantation on Maui in the Hawaiian Islands. He came to the Hawaiian Islands in 1832! He was ~20 years old when he arrived there.
James joined his brother-in-law, Henry Cornwell, and became partners in the first sugar-cane plantation on Maui. After James passed away, Henry and his wife purchased the widow's share from her. Henry's widow, Adelia, finally sold the remaining share to Mr. Spreckles. The Cornwells were very wealthy because of this investment.
James was the son of Isaac Louzada and Catherine (Lozier) Louzada.
geni.com article on James Louzadahttps://www.geni.com/people/James-Louzada/6000000168654836086
geni.com article on Henry Cornwall
https://www.geni.com/people/Henry-Cornwell/6000000168655267828
… James Louzada appears to have learned how to process sugar cane from Antone Catalina or Antonio Silva who were Portuguese …
“ According to local lore, António Silva, who arrived in Hawaii in 1828, was the one to introduce sugar cultivation to the islands.”
https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/5014776.pdf
Marriage Notes for Isaac Lousada and Catherine LOZIER
see ref 324
her existence and marriage pointed out by Jeannine Wegmueller 3 Sep 2026.
We suggest she was adopted by Benjamin #2609 after jacob #683 died in 1791.
Marriage Notes for Jacob Lousada and Tryphosey CRAIGH
from Dutch Reformed Church Records see ref 324
after Jacob #683 died, perhaps the widow and Jacob lived with Samuel #2434 around 1800 in Philadelphia
birth date is an inference - it could be 4 Aug 1790
Census Date 1790 was 2 Aug and census date 1800 was 4 Aug
Marriage Notes for Jacob Lousada and Agnes FINKS
ref 324
ref 325 refers to his service in the Somerset County militia
birth estimate ref 324
in 1790 NYC census with 1 son and 3 daughters ref 324 but as we are assuming Rachel and Abigail to be daughters, one son and one daughter remain to be unaccounted forthe son may have been Benjamin #1177 - if so an adopted son and also a grand-nephew; the extra daughter may have been Ann as per the following information from Jeannine Wegmueller on 3 Sep 2026: "In this town, on Monday last, by the Rev. Dr. Parker, Mr. Joel Brown of Hanover, to Miss Ann Luzarder" (Independent Chronicle 31 May 1802), so the marriage was 24 May 1802 in Boston, MA.
Jeannine suggests that the dates are right for her being a sibling of Samuel Luzarder, son of Jacob Lozada and Mary Griffin. Samuel was married in Boston in 1796 and died in Boston in 1802. The Rev. Dr. Parker was most likely Samuel Parker, the Episcopal Bishop of Massachusetts. In this scenario, Ann may have been another adoptee after Jacob #683 died in 1791.
last known NYC directory 1796 as a silversmith ie not in 1800 census
ran a tavern (source Bob Leuzarder 14 Aug 2020)
Marriage Notes for Abigail Lousada and Augustus PAPACIN
ref 324
appears in 1764 will of uncle Aaron #53 as a niece
we suggest she eventually married her younger cousin David #542 after 1764
wife Abigail was administrix see ref 325 which gives date of birth c1760. This date seems unlikely if his wife was Abigail #1228 a cousin who was born in the 1745-50 period. So perhaps he was born around 1750 before his sister Catherine #543
In any case, ref 325 gives details of his Somerset County Militia service in 1777.
however ref 324 shows Catherine married Abraham Loxley 1779 and born about 1756
1821 death possibly relates to Catherine Pollack who married Isaac A Abrahams and also born 1756
Marriage Notes for Catherine Lousada and Abraham LOXLEY
from ref 324
place from Bob Leuzarder 12 Feb 2020
from Bob Leuzarder 8 Jan 2022
I am not sure when Catherine Louzada died, I
think it was in ~1779 based on information I found in the book, “The keeper of the king’s stores”.“Captain Loxley, soon after the return of his father’s family to Philadelphia, was married to his faithful nurse, in fulfillment of their long-standing engagement. But their happiness was of short duration, his health never fully established after the wounds received at the disastrous battle of the Brandywine, failed rapidly, and he sank into a decline, and finally into the grave, in less than four months after his marriage. And his young wife was not left to mourn him long, for a few weeks saw her too carried to the silent house, appointed for all living.”
Based on this paragraph, it would appear that Catherine and Abraham were not married long enough to have had children together.
His mother married John R. Myers but was a widow at the time of the Revolution and a Tory in her beliefs. She married second to a British officer of Cornwallis’ and left Bound Brook. Her property was confiscated but disputed by her son, John R. Myers Jr, who won his case. He in turn sold it to Tobais Van Norden.
Source: https://campbellgenealogynotes.wordpress.com/2012/12/12/19-other-campbells-in-bridgewater-and-bound-brook/
wife Abigail was administrix see ref 325 which gives date of birth c1760. This date seems unlikely if his wife was Abigail #1228 a cousin who was born in the 1745-50 period. So perhaps he was born around 1750 before his sister Catherine #543
In any case, ref 325 gives details of his Somerset County Militia service in 1777.
appears in 1764 will of uncle Aaron #53 as a niece
we suggest she eventually married her younger cousin David #542 after 1764
this person is our suspected 'surprise' daughter of Aaron #53
Aaron may not have known he fathered her until 15 or so years later when she, pregnant with Aaron #1226 perhaps or recently delivered, was brought to Aaron by her mother Sophia Barnes. Of the names associated with Sophia's daughters, only Kitty may fit.
We don't know who Aaron #1226's father was but have his Y-DNA!
Y chromosome known from Bob Leuzarder and Ernest Lloyd Luzadder
from ref 325 1st Regiment Light Dragoons
from ancestry/RAL 1 Feb 23
in view of Catherine, who takes the maternal grandmother's name, Elizabeth may be an adopted step-daughter
possible sibling of Aaron #1226 (presumably with similar relationship with Aaron #53 and Blume)
we learn of him from ref 31 of www.barrow-lousada.org and suggest he was a biological half brother of Simon Barrow the first. He may have been a legitimate son of Baruch Lichtenstadt however.
on 1 Sep 2017 Peter Lousada emailed 'You may remember that I had seen a coat of arms in Budapest. I wrote at the time(1984) it was in the church of St. Matthias and consisted of the Crest - Dove – outspread wings and Shield – one dove and Chevron on azure ground and the name was GULIELMUS MAURITIUS JANESS DE MITIEZ. I had not received the De Dirsztay papers then and it must have rung bells even if it did not have any connection to Lousadas! This may be the “lost” Moritz!
COMMENT: the Lousadas assumed their succession from the Duque de Losada in 1848 well after the death of Moritz Baruh whom we suggest was a brother of Simon Barrow 1709-1801. Therefore the above Moritz would have died after 1848 and therefore could not have been Moritz Baruh.
of Milan - ref 31
from Dena Jenkins
existence of this Jacob de Isaac advised by Dena Jenkins from secret graveyard
25 Iyer 5561 death #280 from ref 61
His will was 'entered' on 21 May 1801 in Barbados (see Frank Cheesman's notes on www.barrow-lousada.org). Though the above death date precedes the entry of the will by 13 days, a very short time to have probate proven but perhaps there were no challenges.
A probable red herring is that geni.com gives Judith Lumbroso de Matos Mocatta #65 as his wife - and certainly this reference gives the same parents (of the two brothers Abraham and Jacob Lumbroso de Matos Mocatta plus the 2 daughters Judith and Gracia Lumbroso de Matos Mocatta) as the two parents of Abraham and Jacob as nominated by manfamily.org ie Moses Lambroso de Mattos and Rebecca Sarah Mocatta. However, geni.com also gives the Judith's husband's lifespan as 1705-59 and geni.com also gives the husband of Judith Lumbroso de Matos Mocatta as an Ashkenazi Jew emigrating to the US in the 1800s and so we should probably dismiss this particular candidate for the first wife of our Simon Barrow.
Marriage Notes for Simon Barrow and Bailah MONTEFIORE
marriage date deduced from lifespan data for first 2 sons Baruch, and Joseph
absence of 'Esther' and 'Isaac' suggests the maternal grandparents were still alive as Ashkenasi tradition precludes use of names of the living.
use of 'Baruch' suggests Sephardic rite as paternal grandfather died 1741
Predeceased Joseph Barrow
death from Barrow Tree
he was possibly the eldest son (given he had the paternal grandfather's name) and hence born before 1744 - the known date of Haim's birth. However under Ashkenasi custom use of the father's name for the first-born son only applied if the father was no longer alive. A further complication is whether Sephardic rite applied - since the Montefiores were generally not Sephardic!Joseph and Baruch Barrow of Barbados given power of attorney over the estate of Moses Nunes on 16 Jan 1786 ref 44/162 Barbados Registration Office
mentioned in will of father-in-law Simon Barrow
confusingly Sarah the wife of Haim Barrow is not mentioned in this will yet her death is recorded in Shilstone as 12 Sep 1823 but Baruch's wife does not appear in Shilstone - perhaps the Cheesman notes inadvertently omitted her or perhaps the grave of Baruch's wife was lost
however she is in the will of Simeon Massiah probate 6 Nov 1787 - he was a merchant died 12 Oct 1787 and is perhaps a sister. The wife of Joseph Barrow was probably a niece of Simeon Massiah - listed in ref 132 as daughter of Abraham son of Simon
death from Shilstone #265
DEATH: Also shown as Died Bridgetown.
death from Shilstone
birth 1741 or 1742
she may have died in London, for the Bevis Marks burial register appears to show her last payment to have been in 5584 the year of her death (this Jewish year including the last part of the previous corresponding Gregorian year)her move to London must have been before the will dated 21 May 1801 of Simon Barrow her father-in-law because she does not appear in it. Jacob Barrow appeared in London before his 1785 marriage so perhaps she went around 1790 after her husband's death.
BMR6 4390
See www.barrow-lousada.org for a comment on her burial to her brother Joseph (Bevis Marks Part VI 4568) a few months later her BMR6 ref is 4569.
see cemeteryscribes - probate 17 July 1829
see www.barrow-lousada.org and its ref 61 for a comment on the Barbados Rebecca Barrow
In her will Rebecca leaves a bequest to Walter Jacob Levi of Sydney! He may be the son of Jacob Joseph Levi Eve's son
Rebecca Barrow of Magdelen Row mentioned in the will of Moses Eliezer Montefiore #710
She like her father were unable to write, able only to mark (not sign) their wills
BMR6 4391
PROBATE: Will Extract
Reference «tab»NA832
Family Name «tab»BARROW
Forenames «tab»Sarah
Probate Date «tab»1814 (24 Oct)
Address «tab»Great Prescott Street.
Occupation «tab»Spinster
Spouse «tab»
Parents «tab»
Siblings «tab»Sisters, Rebecca, spinster; Brother Baruh Barrow (wife Sarah) of Barbados (deceased.
Children «tab»
Grandchildren «tab»
Other Relatives «tab»Niece, Judith the wife of Eliezer Montefiore, their children Esther, Hannah, Eve and Jacob Montefiore of Great Prescott Street. Nephew, Jacob Joseph Levi of Barbados. Nephew, Simon Barrow and his wife Tephena. Niece, Bilah Baruh Lousada wife of Moses Baruh Lousada. Sisters-in-law, Sarah Barrow of Barbados; Jael Barrow. Cousin, Isaac Levi of Amsterdam. Solomon Jacob Levi of London. Kitty, Nancy, Maria, Dinah, Simah and Samuel children of Moses Levi of Upper East Smithfield. Sarah, Elizabeth and Isaac Nathan children of Moses Nathan of Portsmouth
Bequests «tab»Lewis Cohen Esq. of Great Prescott Street. Slaves in Barbados include negroes Rosetta, Pamela, Sally; Molly a mulatto and her children Richard, Robert and Rebecca given for the use of Lewis Cohen and Eliezer Montefiore (to administer for benefit of her sister Rebecca Barrow?). Johanna Barrow Gill a free black woman of Barbados and her daughter Christian Gill a mulatto girl.
Executors, Administrators «tab»Lewis Cohen and Eliezer Montefiore
Witnesses «tab»John Pearce and H***Pearce of Swithins Lane and Henry Gompertz of South Street Finsbury, S.J. Levi of Bury Street and G. Creed, servant to Mrs Barrow.
Notes «tab»
NA Cat Ref «tab»Prob 11/1561BMR6 4391
Shilstone 289 - buried next to Emanuel 287 and Rachel 288 and also Esther 286; was Hazan (cantor). The selection of grave sites suggests a pair of siblings and spouses. Deaths were Esther 1775, Daniel 1779, Emanuel 1795 and Rachel 1810 - so all 4 plots were probably reserved upon Esther's death and then upon Daniel's death the remaining widow and widower married.
Daniel and Emanuel are referred to in the 1788 will of Sarah #384 together as if they were brothers. Jeremiah is also referred to immediately preceding them. David is referred to together with his children (not named). Aaron is also referred to but with no reference to children
As the three were brothers we concluded that only Jeremiah and David had children surviving to the time of Sarah's will of 1788. Leah #385 in her 1760 will makes it clear that the three brothers were sons of Solomon and that David had a daughter Rebecca. Rachel was also a child of David (see will of Isaac Lindo on www.barrow-lousada.org).
From this is seems clear that Daniel and Emanuel were sons of Jeremiah. Emanuel and (we suppose) Daniel both married Rachel. We associate only one child Esther with Daniel and his wife. Rachel would have been 16 when she married Daniel - a deduction we make based on Esther's known birthyear of 1767 and Rachel's known birthyear of 1750
#288 ref 61 www.barrow-lousada.org
she left the residue of her estate derived from the fortune of her husband to Amelia Baruh #1558 a step-daughter - see p215 ref 131 www.barrow-lousada.org which suggests she was childless (we think she lost her probable only daughter Esther in the hurricane of 1780 with her brother and Esher's uncle Ephraim)
we suggest her first husband was Daniel, the brother of her second husband
Shilstone 295 died in the hurricane of 10 Oct 1780
she died on the same day as Ephraim and is buried in the next grave - he would have been her uncle even though he was aged 25 and she 13
Daniel was Shilstone 289 - buried next to Emanuel 287 and Rachel 288 and also Esther 286; was Hazan (cantor). The selection of grave sites suggests a pair of siblings and spouses. Deaths were Esther 1775, Daniel 1779, Emanuel 1795 and Rachel 1810 - so all 4 plots were probably reserved upon Esther's death and then upon Daniel's death the remaining widow and widower married.
Daniel and Emanuel are referred to in the 1788 will of Sarah #384 together as if they were brothers. Jeremiah is also referred to immediately preceding them. David is referred to together with his children (not named). Aaron is also referred to but with no reference to children
As the three were brothers we concluded that only Jeremiah and David had children surviving to the time of Sarah's will of 1788. Leah #385 in her 1760 will makes it clear that the three brothers were sons of Solomon and that David had a daughter Rebecca. Rachel was also a child of David (see will of Isaac Lindo on www.barrow-lousada.org).
From this is seems clear that Daniel and Emanuel were sons of Jeremiah. Emanuel and (we suppose) Daniel both married Rachel. We associate only one child Esther with Daniel and his wife. Rachel would have been 16 when she married Daniel - a deduction we make based on Esther's known birthyear of 1767 and Rachel's known birthyear of 1750
#286 Shilstone wife of Emanuel
#288 ref 61 www.barrow-lousada.org
she left the residue of her estate derived from the fortune of her husband to Amelia Baruh #1558 a step-daughter - see p215 ref 131 www.barrow-lousada.org which suggests she was childless (we think she lost her probable only daughter Esther in the hurricane of 1780 with her brother and Esher's uncle Ephraim)
we suggest her first husband was Daniel, the brother of her second husband
Marriage Notes for Emanuel Baruh Lousada and Rachel Baruh LOUSADA
ref 132 www.barrow-lousada.org marriage #10 shows Emanuel was widowed as so was Rachel - her first husband is unknown but seems likely to have been Daniel, Emanuel's brother as her name is given as Rachel Baruh Louzada!
9 Adar Sheni 5543
see Barbados page www.barrow-lousada.org