536. Moses Augustus MONTEFIORE
in will of Joseph Barrow
he is called Moses Augustus Montefiore by http://miriamhakedosha.blogspot.com/2008/08/montefiore-family.html
but Moses Eliezer Montefiore in his own will of 1822 which describes him as being of St Thomas and later in Artillery Place Finsbury
death estimate from ref 284 the source notes of which stated in effect that Jacob outlived him
Alan Pereira found on https://www.geni.com/search?search_type=people&names=augustus+moses+montefiore
853. Augustus Moses MONTEFIORE
found by Alan Pereira on https://www.geni.com/search?search_type=people&names=augustus+moses+montefiore
found as for husband
of Barbados in 1837 codicil of the will of Eliezer her grandfather
Cousin of Sir Moses Montefiore
Baptized Barbados 27 June 1800 (from Barbados Settlers database on ancestry.com)
Merchant of Barbados and Brussels
twin of Walter Jacob Levi - Henry Roche email 20 Jan 2015
Marriage Notes for Esther Hannah Montefiore and Isaac Jacob LEVI
marriage from ref 132 www.barrow-lousada.org #54 noting that there seems to be a typo given that the marriages are in date order with #53 1816 and #55 1818
Alan Pereira found this 14 Feb 2017 SynagogueScribes: http://synagoguescribes.com/blog/person-details/?value=2783
Adopted the Montefiore surname like his brother Eliezer but consistent with Iberian surname order
MONTEFIORE, JACOB LEVI (1819-1885), merchant and financier, was born on 11 January 1819 at Bridgetown, Barbados, son of Isaac Levi and his wife Esther Hannah, née Montefiore; a member of a notable Sephardi family, she was a first cousin of Sir Moses Montefiore and connected to the Rothschilds by marriage. Jacob and his brothers adopted the name of Montefiore. After his father died in 1837 Jacob decided to join his uncle, J. B. Montefiore, in New South Wales and reached Sydney in the Lord William Bentinck in October. Jacob soon started trading on his own account. Well educated, he wrote plays including The Duel which he translated from the French; it was performed at the Theatre Royal in 1843. His operatic libretto, John of Austria, was set to music by Isaac Nathan and performed in 1847. In 1844 he visited England and on his return in 1845 became a partner of the wealthy Scot, Robert Graham. Montefiore, Graham & Co. soon opened a branch in Brisbane and in 1849 another in Melbourne where Jacob's brother Eliezer took charge. The firm also acquired a total of 270,000 acres (109,266 ha) of leasehold in the districts of Gwydir, New England, Moreton Bay, Wellington and in 1855 George Mocatta's runs in the Burnett; they were all transferred to Montefiore in 1861 when the partnership was dissolved.
Fascinated by political economy, Montefiore in 1853 was chairman of the committee which opposed Wentworth's constitution, thereby becoming a lifelong friend and sometimes creditor of Henry Parkes. In May 1856 Montefiore was nominated to the Legislative Council. In his pamphlet, A Few Words upon the Finance of New South Wales, addressed to the members of the First Parliament, he advocated a tax on unproductive land to encourage farming, reduce land speculation and provide revenue; he also recommended a central or national bank and a railway from Sydney to Melbourne. In 1861 he published Catechism of the Rudiments of Political Economy, 'an unanswerable defence' of free trade.
By 1855 Montefiore was a director of the Bank of Australasia, a committee member of the Chamber of Commerce in 1856 and a director of the New South Wales Marine Assurance Co. from 1857. In 1858 he arranged in London for Baron Rothschild to finance railway construction in the colony but Charles Cowper delayed in submitting the scheme to parliament. Montefiore was one of Sydney's foremost businessmen. He had become a magistrate in 1857, joined the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron, and from 1863 was the Belgian Consul. Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce in 1866-69 and 1874-75, he led its campaign for extending electric telegraphs and for a Pacific mail service. He was a founder of the City Bank and chairman in 1863-70, founding chairman of the Pacific Fire and Marine Insurance Co. formed with colonial capital in 1862, a director of the Sydney Exchange Co., the Australian Gaslight Co., the Moruya Silver Mining Co., the Tomago Coal Mining Co., the Glanmire Gold Mining Co. and the Northern Rivers' Sugar Co. In the 1870s he was chairman of the New Wallsend Coal Co. and a director of the Mutual Life Association of Australasia. In 1862-65 he traded on his own and lived at Birchgrove House, Balmain, with his brother Octavius and a cousin Herbert, whose firm was Montefiore & Montefiore. In 1866 he joined them in Montefiores & Te Kloot but in 1867 with S. A. Joseph established Montefiore, Joseph & Co. In the 1870s they were agents for the Aberdeen Clipper Line. In 1864-72 Montefiore held 82,000 acres (33,185 ha) in the Leichhardt District and in 1870-82 Montefiore, Joseph & Co. held 135 sq. miles (350 km²) in the South Kennedy District. With J. R. Young and J. B. Rundle he held over 100 sq. miles (259 km²) on the Darling Downs.
In 1864 Montefiore had addressed a public meeting in support of free trade and dissolution of the assembly over the fiscal policy. Next year he was president of the Free Trade Association. A director of the Sydney Sailors Home, he served on the commission to plan the public reception of the Duke of Edinburgh in 1867. He condemned Geoffrey Eagar, colonial treasurer, for ruining the colony's credit by mismanaging the sale of debentures. In 1869 he sat on the royal commission on alleged kidnapping of natives of the Loyalty Islands. Disgusted by the Opposition he nominated George King for East Sydney in the mercantile interest, a seat that Parkes was contesting. Montefiore told Parkes that they were unlikely ever to 'think alike in politics', but in the 1872 elections he decided to abstain from any political action and offered Parkes 'to aid the cause with my purse'. Later that year he visited North America and Europe. In October 1873 he advised Parkes not to appoint Edward Butler chief justice, fearful that 'giving to the Roman Catholics the majority on the Bench will raise all churchmen throughout the country'. In 1874 Montefiore was appointed to the Legislative Council on Parkes's recommendation but resigned in 1877.
A member of the Jewish congregation from his arrival in the colony, Montefiore had advocated the claims of the Jewish community for a share in state aid to religion in 1845. In 1868 he secured official recognition by the Council of Education of the Sydney Hebrew Certified Denominational School despite opposition from James Martin. In 1876 he was a representative commissioner for Philadelphia and Melbourne Exhibitions. After a farewell banquet organized by the Chamber of Commerce and a 'handsome money testimonial', he returned to London.
In London Montefiore was a director of the Queensland National Bank and the Queensland Investment and Land Mortgage Co. In 1878 he joined a syndicate that offered to lay a submarine cable between Java and Cape York, the profits to be divided between the syndicate and the New South Wales government. Despite repeated appeals to Parkes the government took the advice of Sir Daniel Cooper who rejected the plan as 'absurd' and too costly. Montefiore was also a member of the Australian Transcontinental Railway Syndicate which planned a railway from Roma to the Gulf of Carpentaria in return for a land grant of 10,000 acres (4047 ha) per mile (1.6 km). However, the railway bill, introduced by Thomas McIlwraith, was defeated in the Queensland parliament on its second reading in 1883. Montefiore repeatedly asked Parkes in vain to appoint him agent-general for New South Wales and advised Parkes to take advantage of cheap money and consolidate all 'the debts of New South Wales into a permanent funded stock'. In 1880 Montefiore served on the London Commission for the Sydney International Exhibition which he had promoted.
A fellow of the Royal Colonial Institute from 1877, Montefiore missed 'that country of my adoption' but in 1881 wrote to Parkes that 'It may be you are right that I could have been more useful out there than I can be here but I am afraid that the callings of ambition are in some degree the prompters for here I am lost among the millions and to court public favour is rather too costly an experiment'. He died from heart disease at his home Keir Bank, Upper Norwood, on 24 January 1885, leaving his estate to his wife Caroline Antonine Gerardine Louyet, whom he had married in London on 9 July 1851.(Insert: cemeteryscribes.com has a gravestone for him at Balls Pond Road! ref http://www.cemeteryscribes.com/showmedia.php?mediaID=3287&medialinkID=3420)
Select Bibliography
D. J. Benjamin, ‘The Sydney Hebrew Certified Denominational School’, M. Z. Forbes, ‘Jewish personalities in the movement for responsible government in New South Wales’, Australian Jewish Historical Society, Journal, 4 (1954-58); Votes and Proceedings (Legislative Assembly, New South Wales), 1858-59, 1, 93, 2, 905, 1861, 1, 833; Votes and Proceedings (Legislative Assembly, Queensland), 1862, 5, 789, 1879-80, 5, 590; Sydney Mail, 13 Feb 1864; Sydney Morning Herald, 30 Mar 1876, 28 Jan 1885; Henry Parkes letters (State Library of New South Wales); CO 201/503, 522, 526, 577, 584.Author: Martha Rutledge
Print Publication Details: Martha Rutledge, 'Montefiore, Jacob Levi (1819 - 1885)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 5, Melbourne University Press, 1974, pp 270-271.
Caroline Antonine Gerardine LOUYET
Surname from JewishGen.org; Australian Dictionary of Biography has Louyet
from Alan Pereira 2 Dec 2017
Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Deaths Jun 1901 (>99%) MONTEFIORE Caroline A G L 71 Croydon 2a 141.Which means birth of 1830
death Sydney Morning Herald 30 Jun 1876 family notice aged 46
The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser 9 Jun 1832 p3
source The Sydney Morning Herald 15 Jun 1906 p6
also see https://wikivisually.com/lang-fr/wiki/Georges_Montefiore-Levi
On lui doit notamment une amélioration du processus de production de l'alliage bronze phosphoreux[2], et il est le fondateur de l'une des plus anciennes écoles d'ingénieurs belge, l'Institut Montefiore à Liège.
épouse en 1866 Hortense Montefiore-Bischoffsheim[3], fille du banquier Jonathan-Raphaël Bischoffsheim et sœur de Ferdinand Bischoffsheim.
Mariage avec Esther Sophia Antokolsky, la fille aînée de Mark Antkolsky, le sculpteur mondialement connu -1899 -1906, Versailles, Yvelines, Île-de-France, France
Inventeur d'une variété de bronze phosphoreux bien adaptée à la fabrication des fils télégraphiques, il fournit en 1879 les câbles du premier réseau téléphonique belge[4]. Il achète en 1882 le château du Rond Chêne à Esneux, où il réside régulièrement.
Famille de Georges Montefiore-Levi
Parents :
Isaac Levi (mort à Bruxelles, 16 janvier 1839)
Esther Hanna Montefiore (La Barbade, 1798 - Menton, 19 avril 1864)
Frères et sœur :
Jacob Levi Montefiore (Bridgetown, 11 janvier 1819 - Londres, 24 janvier 1885)
Eliezer Levi Montefiore (Bridgetown, 1820 - Sydney, 22 octobre 1894)
Edouard Levi Montefiore (Londres, 7 mars 1826 - 1907)
Rebecca Judith Levi Montefiore (Schaerbeek, 16 juillet 1838 - Saint-Josse-ten-Noode, 16 avril 1848)
Sans enfants, Georges et Hortense Montefiore-Levi élèvent au château du Rond Chêne Lucienne Premelic Hirsch, la fille adoptive de Maurice de Hirsch et de Clara Bischoffsheim, la sœur aînée d'Hortense.
Esther Sophia Antokolsky(Vilno? - Versailles, Yvelines, Île-de-France, France 1947) & et leur fille ( https://search.ancestry.fr/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=arfidobanns&rank=1&gsfn=Raoul+Edward+Levi&gsln=Montefiore&gss=seo )
In 1862-65 brother Jacob traded on his own but lived at Birchgrove House, Balmain, with Octavius and a cousin Herbert, whose firm was Montefiore & Montefiore. In 1866 he joined them in Montefiores & Te Kloot but in 1867 with S. A. Joseph established Montefiore, Joseph & Co.
(see notes for Jacob)
Last surviving Royal Commissioner for the Colonization of South Australia
at 35 Hyde Park Square in 1891 census on MyHeritage with son Louis P(hilip)
MyHeritage (Wright Family Tree) also shows an arrival in Australia 8 Oct 1837, residence in NSW 1856 (note daughter Victoria Violet born Melbourne about 1854 according to 1871 census), but living in Hove Sussex 1861The Jewish Encyclopedia writes (somewhat inaccurately - see http://www.barrow-lousada.org/monument.htm for correct account of his 2 Australian visits) about Jacob Montefiore son of Eliezer Montefiore of Barbados. "Jacob Montefiore: Merchant; born in Bridgetown, England, Nov. 23, 1801; died Nov. 3, 1895. He entered into business with his brother Moses, and when in the early thirties the movement for the financing of Australian colonization from London was incepted Montefiore, who had been connected with the Colonial produce trade, became active in the various public schemes as a member of the South Australian Colonization Association, organized to settle South Australia on the Wakefield system. He was also appointed member of the first board of commissioners entrusted by the British government with the administration of the colony. He visited the colony in the year 1843 and again in 1854. His reception on his first visit by the governor, Sir George Grey, and the people was enthusiastic. During his visit to South Australia in 1843 he acted as an agent for the Rothschilds, at the same time holding a partnership with his brother Joseph Barrow in the firm of Montefiore Brothers of London and Sydney. The township of Montefiore, at the confluence of the Bell and MacQuarrie rivers, in Wellington Valley, was founded by the brothers, and they contributed actively to the establishment there of places of worship for all denominations. The organization of the Bank of Australasia was largely due to their efforts. In Adelaide there is a hill named after them. In 1885, at the request of the directors of the Art Union Gallery of Adelaide, Jacob sat for the artist B. S. Marks, the portrait being hung in that gallery.
from http://www.oztorah.com/2013/03/the-jewish-emigrants-from-britain-australia-new-zealand/
The free settlers came from a higher socio-economic group than most of the convicts. The free settler movement was a generally middle-class phenomenon, and some of its leading members belonged to the interlinked prominent families of Anglo-Jewry known as "the Cousinhood". One notable example was Joseph Barrow Montefiore (1803-1893), a cousin of Sir Moses Montefiore. Born in London, he was the youngest son of Eliezer and Judith Montefiore. In 1826, at a cost of ₤1,500, he had bought a seat on the London Stock Exchange and become one of the twelve "Jew brokers" in the City. After arriving in Sydney with his wife and two children in 1830, he invested in the wool trade and mining, also acquiring extensive landed property by 1838. Together with his elder brother, Jacob Montefiore (1801-1895), he established JB Montefiore & Co. and helped to found the Bank of Australasia. It was at the suggestion of Sir Moses Montefiore that Jacob was one of the eleven commissioners appointed by King William IV to plan a convict-free colony in South Australia. When Australia's first Jewish congregation (forerunner of Sydney's Great Synagogue ) was established in 1832, Joseph Montefiore served as its first president, his name being a guarantee of Jewish respectability. The economic boom burst in 1840, however, and his firm went bankrupt. He returned to London but was soon back in business (with his nephew) as an importer and shipping agent in South Australia, where he became a leader of the Adelaide Jewish community. Eliezer Levi
Montefiore, also prominent in communal affairs, was one of the country's leading artists. Altogether, the Montefiores made a historic contribution to the development of Australia; and it is hardly surprising that there is a township called Montefiores in New South Wales and a Montefiore Hill overlooking the city of Adelaide.
birth/death from Dowling Family Tree
1871 census gives her birthplace Kennington lane, Lambeth perhaps the same address as their 1871 residence
Marriage Notes for Jacob Barrow Montefiore and Justina Lydia GOMPERTZ
17 Elul 5588 BMR2
from familysearch family tree on MyHeritage
see wedding notes - Leslie=Eliezer
in Melbourne 1851 but returned after his marriage for he was in Melbourne 1855
death from ref 170 ptI p15
Marriage Notes for Leslie Jacob Montefiore and Evelina MONTEFIORE
from familysearch family tree on MyHeritage
also ref 170 ptIp3
from familysearch family tree on MyHeritage
married Salomons
from familysearch family tree on MyHeritage
fro death see ref 284
865. Sydney Benjamin MONTEFIORE
from familysearch family tree on MyHeritage
married Madeline Phaire and had 4 children Augustus, Rosalind, Laura, Frederick Jacob
married Joseph Lindo Alexander 1870
from familysearch family tree on MyHeritage
1891 census (image seen on MyHeritage)
35 Hyde Park Square, Paddington
living with father and 3 servants
for death estimate see ref 284
868. Joseph Gompertz MONTEFIORE
from familysearch family tree on MyHeritage but birth and death from ref 170 ptI p10
married Eugenie Rose Emma Wilkins and had 4 children Joseph Charles Jacob, Victor Gompertz, Justina and George Frederick
869. Victoria Violet MONTEFIORE
in 1871 census living with father and mother and 1 servant
100 Upper Kennington Lane, Lambeth
married Ernest Glendower Coghill Ottley 1886 and had 6 children (familysearch family tree seen on MyHeritage)
His gravestone at Balls Pond Road Jewish Cemetery in Islington shows his Barbados birth. Alan Pereira 2 Dec 2017 gave these details
#455: (www.cemeteryscribes.com), Died 4 Sep 1893 Brighton Buried 7 Sep 1893 Balls Pond Road Jewish Cemetery. Inscription: In memory of JOSEPH BARROW MONTEFIORE born in the Island of Barbados the 24th June 1803 died on the 4th September 1893 Ellul the 23rd 5653.The Australian dictionary of Biography writes of Joseph Barrow Montefiore: "MONTEFIORE, JOSEPH BARROW (1803-1893), merchant and financier, was born on 24 June 1803 in London, the youngest son of Eliezer Montefiore, merchant, of Barbados and London, and his wife Judith, née Barrow. As a scion of a wealthy Sephardi family he was educated at Hurwitz's school at Highgate and at Garcia's academy at Peckham. On leaving school he was articled to a firm of London tea brokers, thus continuing in the tradition of the Montefiores of Barbados, who made their fortune in colonial trade. In 1826 he became one of the twelve 'Jew brokers' in the city of London, buying the privilege for £1500. However, being young and enterprising and with a penchant for larger speculative ventures he decided in June 1828 to emigrate to New South Wales, where he proposed to invest some £10,000 in the wool industry and the cultivation of drugs; he applied for a grant of 5000 acres (2024 ha
Recommended by the Treasury as 'most respectable' and a valuable acquisition to the colony, he arrived in Sydney in February 1829 in the Jupiter with his wife Rebecca, née Mocatta, and their two children, his partner David Ribeiro Furtado and his wife, and his brother-in-law George Mocatta. They established the trading firm J. B. Montefiore & Co., with an office in O'Connell Street. Montefiore acquired large tracts of land in New South Wales and by 1838 owned 12,502 acres (5059 ha) by grant or purchase, including Nanima station, near Wellington. Though a landowner, he never became an 'agriculturist' as he had originally intended. In partnership with his brother Jacob (1801-1895), who in 1835-39 was a member of the South Australian Colonization Commission in London, he made a large fortune in real estate, helped to found the Bank of Australasia and was one of the channels through which English capital contributed to the pastoral expansion and speculative boom of the late 1830s. Joseph B. Montefiore was one of the sponsors of the bill, which became known as the Forbes Act of 1834, advocating interest rates free from statutory limits to encourage the flow of capital into the colony: 'restrict the rate of interest', he warned a sub-committee of the Legislative Council, 'and you at once destroy the stamina of the colony'. After the depression the Montefiore firm in Sydney went bankrupt. The London firm had suspended payment in 1841 and Montefiore had returned to England
By 1844 the Montefiore brothers, assisted by numerous friends and possibly the London Rothschilds, were back in business and Joseph B. Montefiore decided to try his luck in South Australia. He arrived in Adelaide from London on 27 July 1846 bringing with him his wife, nine daughters and two sons, two servants, 'a harp, a piano and 300 packages', and soon set up in business with his nephew Eliezer Levi Montefiore as importers and shipping agents. Joseph invested heavily in copper mines and served on the board of a number of mining companies, notably the Royal South Australian Mining Co. He was a member of the stock exchange, a committee member of the Adelaide Chamber of Commerce and an original trustee of the Savings Bank. In 1851 he stood for election to the East Adelaide seat of the Legislative Council as a 'good friend of free trade and moderate, unhurried reform and an opponent of state aid' but was roundly defeated. True to the Montefiore tradition he retired from business when still in his fifties and in 1860 returned to London where he was active for many years as one of the founders and stalwarts of the Jewish reform movement. Montefiore was one of the earliest free Jewish settlers in New South Wales and was active in Jewish communal life from the start. He was the first president of the Jewish congregation of Sydney upon its official foundation in 1832 and helped to secure a land grant for a Jewish cemetery in 1835. In 1847, together with E. L. Montefiore, he pressed for a Jewish share in state aid to religion, by which means the nascent Jewish community of Adelaide meant to assert Jewish equality in South Australia. Likewise in 1851 he welcomed the General Education Act on behalf of the Adelaide Jewish community
Enterprising, urbane, and noted for his wit and prodigious memory, he was perhaps the outstanding representative in the Australian colonies of the richly endowed Sephardi merchants, financiers and scholars of London, the vanguard of Jewish expansion into a new world and of the Jewish emancipation movement in the old. He died on 8 September 1893 in Brighton leaving ten daughters and three sonsThese are the children of Joseph Barrow Montefiore and his wife Rebecca Mocatta, we learn from http://miriamhakedosha.blogspot.com/2008/08/montefiore-family.html: Georgiana Judith Barrow Montefiore [b.1828 London] Esther Hannah Barrow Montefiore [b.1829 at Sea]married to Eliezer Levi Montefiore Emily Barrow Montefiore [b.1831 Sydney NSW]married Moses Henriques Sarah Evelina Barrow Montefiore [b.1832 Sydney NSW] Justina Barrow Montefiore [b.1835 Sydney NSW]married 1863 Brazil to Joseph Levi Montefiore Augusta Barrow Montefiore [b. 1836 Sydney NSW] Josephina Barrow Montefiore [b.1837 London]married Leopold Offenheim Herbert Barrow Montefiore [b.1839 London] Marion Barrow Montefiore [b.1842 London] Horace Barrow Montefiore [b.1843 Isle of Thanet Kent]married Edith Lacey Thompson George Frederick Barrow Montefiore [b.1845]married Dorothy Frances Fuller Ada Barrow Montefiore [b.1848 Adelaide SA]married Saul Joshua Edith Barrow Montefiore [b.1848 Adelaide SA]married to David Nathan Helen Barrow Montefiore [b.1855 Adelaide
from http://www.oztorah.com/2013/03/the-jewish-emigrants-from-britain-australia-new-zealand/
The free settlers came from a higher socio-economic group than most of the convicts. The free settler movement was a generally middle-class phenomenon, and some of its leading members belonged to the interlinked prominent families of Anglo-Jewry known as “the Cousinhood”. One notable example was Joseph Barrow Montefiore (1803–1893), a cousin of Sir Moses Montefiore. Born in London, he was the youngest son of Eliezer and Judith Montefiore. In 1826, at a cost of ₤1,500, he had bought a seat on the London Stock Exchange and become one of the twelve “Jew brokers” in the City. After arriving in Sydney with his wife and two children in 1830, he invested in the wool trade and mining, also acquiring extensive landed property by 1838. Together with his elder brother, Jacob Montefiore (1801–1895), he established JB Montefiore & Co. and helped to found the Bank of Australasia. It was at the suggestion of Sir Moses Montefiore that Jacob was one of the eleven commissioners appointed by King William IV to plan a convict-free colony in South Australia. When Australia’s first Jewish congregation (forerunner of Sydney’s Great Synagogue ) was established in 1832, Joseph Montefiore served as its first president, his name being a guarantee of Jewish respectability. The economic boom burst in 1840, however, and his firm went bankrupt. He returned to London but was soon back in business (with his nephew) as an importer and shipping agent in South Australia, where he became a leader of the Adelaide Jewish community. Eliezer Levi Montefiore, also prominent in communal affairs, was one of the country’s leading artists. Altogether, the Montefiores made a historic contribution to the development of Australia; and it is hardly surprising that there is a township called Montefiores in New South Wales and a Montefiore Hill overlooking the city of Adelaide.
Had a brother Gershon/George who came to Australia with them
Alan Pereira on 2 Dec 2017 gave these details
#586: (www.cemeteryscribes.com), Died 24 Oct 1886 Buries 27 Oct 1886 Balls Pond Road Jewish Cemetery. Inscription: In affectionate memory of REBECCA the dearly beloved wife of JOSEPH BARROW MONTEFIORE who departed this life the .. of October 188[?] Tishri the 25th 5647 in her 77th year.
Marriage Notes for Joseph Barrow Montefiore and Rebecca MOCATTA
1 Heshvan 5587 BMR2 #1675
ref 282 refers to a son Leslie 1830-1909 not currently shown in the family but this lifespan corresponds to that of his nephew Leslie Jacob
Alan Pereira 2 Dec 2017 gave these family details
#590: Geni recordEmily Barrow Henriques (Montefiore)
Birthdate: August 17, 1830
Birthdate: April 10, 1839
Birthplace: Sydney, NSW, Australia
Birthplace: Montagu Place / House (?), Bloomsbury, London, Middlesex, England
Death: Died February 16, 1916 in Neuilly-sur-Seine, Île-de-France, France
Death: Died December 4, 1913
Immediate Family:
Son of Joseph Barrow Montefiore and Rebecca Montefiore
Brother of Georgina / Georgiana Judith Henriques; Esther Hannah Montefiore; Emily Barrow Henriques; Sarah Evelina Montefiore; Justina Barrow Montefiore and 7 others
Managed by: Ofir Friedman
THE LONDON GAZETTE, 30 JANUARY, 1914. Page 833
HERBERT BARROW MONTEFIORE, Deceased.
Pursuant to Act of Parliament 22 and 23 Vic.,cap. 35.
NOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other persons having any claims or demands against the estate of Herbert Barrow Montefiore, late of 7, Belsize-avenue, Hampstead, N.W. (who died on the 4th day of December, 1913, and whose will was proved in the Principal Probate Registry of His Majesty's High Court of Justice, on the 23rd day of January, 1914, by John Slade and George Slade, the executors therein named), are hereby required to send the particulars, in writing, of their claims or demands to us, the undersigned, on or before the 27th day of February, 1914, after which, date the said executors
will proceed to distribute the estate of the said deceased amongst those entitled thereto, having regard to the claims only of which they, the said executors, shall have had notice; and the said executors will not after that time be liable for the estate and assets, so distributed and appropriated, or any part thereof, to any person or persons of whose claims they shall not then have had notice. Dated this 26th day of January, 1914.
#591: Jamaican Family Search, BIRTHS OF THE SEPHARDIC CONGREGATION KINGSTON, JAMAICA, WEST INDIES
Henriques, Benjamin; Moses 29/12/1809.
#595: Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Deaths Jun 1920 (>99%) MONTEFIORE Augusta B 83 Paddington 1a 41.
#598: Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Deaths Dec 1913 (>99%) Montefiore Herbert B 74 Hampstead 1a 737.
Geni
Herbert Barrow Montefiore
#599: Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Deaths Mar 1908 (>99%) MONTEFIORE Marion B 65 Hampstead 1a 467.
545. Sir Joseph SEBAG-MONTEFIORE
buried at New Cemetery
John Bury photographed the grave
for more details see ref 246buried at New Cemetery
John Bury photographed the gravehttps://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/montefiore-sebag-montefiore
MONTEFIORE, SEBAG-MONTEFIORE, English family originating from Leghorn, Italy. (See Chart: Montefiore Family 1, 2, and 3). The first to come to England were the brothers MOSES VITA (1712-1789), who set up successfully as an importer of Italian straw hats, and JOSEPH (b. 1723). The former had 17 children who intermarried with the Anglo-Jewish families. His grandsons Joseph Barrow *Montefiore (1803-1893) and JACOB MONTEFIORE (1801-1895) were prominent in early Australian history; two other sons were Joshua *Montefiore and JOSEPH ELIAS (1759-1804) who married Rachel Mocatta and was the father of Sir Moses *Montefiore. Sir Moses' brother and business partner, ABRAHAM (1788-1824), married as his second wife Henrietta Rothschild. Their two sons were JOSEPH MAYER (1816-1880) and NATHANIEL (1819-1883), the father of Claude Goldsmid *Montefiore. Joseph Mayer succeeded Sir Moses as president of the Board of Deputies in 1874, after having been the first vice president since 1857. Under his presidency the Board and the Anglo-Jewish AssociationMontefiore, Sebag-Montefiore
cooperated to form the Conjoint Foreign Committee. Joseph Mayer's eldest son, Sir Francis Abraham Montefiore, succeeded to Sir Moses' baronetcy in 1886, when the title, which had become extinct, was revived in his favor. With his death, the title became extinct.
Sir Moses' sister SARAH (b. 1789) married Solomon Sebag (1783-1831). Their son JOSEPH (1822-1903), a stockbroker who amassed a fortune, was the closest associate of Sir Moses in his last years and heir to his Ramsgate estate. In 1885 he added the name of Montefiore to his own by royal license, the family name henceforward being Sebag-Montefiore. He was a justice of the peace, high sheriff of Kent in 1889, and was knighted in 1896. Joseph, who had accompanied Sir Moses to Ere? Israel in 1866, remained concerned with the welfare of the Jews there, administering on behalf of the Spanish and Portuguese synagogue the Holy Land Trust bequeathed by Sir Moses. In the 1890s he was a vice president of the ?ovevei Zion (*Hibbat Zion). He was president of the Board of Deputies from 1895 until his death. His grandson ROBERT (1882-1915), a leading member of the London County Council and the Anglo-Jewish community, was killed in World War I. The London County Council named an East London school in his memory.
In the mid-20th century, some members of the family remained active both in public life and in the Sephardi community: BRIGADIER T.H. SEBAG-MONTEFIORE; OLIVER SEBAG-MONTEFIORE, a president of the London Jewish Welfare Board; and HAROLD SEBAG-MONTEFIORE (b. 1924), a Conservative member of the Greater London Council and president of the Anglo-Jewish Association. However, as with many of the older and wealthier Anglo-Jewish families, there has been considerable assimilation into English society, many of the members marrying non-Jews. An example was Sir Joseph's great-grandson, HUGH WILLIAM MONTEFIORE (1920-2005), converted to Christianity while still at Rugby school and entered the Anglican Church in 1949. He taught theology at Cambridge (1951-63), was appointed bishop suffragan of Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, and, in 1978-87, was Bishop of Birmingham, where he became nationally known. Montefiore was well aware of his Jewish origins. He is the author of On Being a Christian Jew (1999) and of an autobiography, Oh God, What Next? (1995), as well as dozens of other theological works.
GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Joseph
daughter of Louis Cohen
Montefiore tree shows Adelaide Cohn daughter of Louis Cohen
possibly same lewis cohen who married Simcha Levi, cousin of Simon Barrow of Bath
Marriage Notes for Sir Joseph Sebag-Montefiore and Adelaide COHEN
source: http://www.aojd-online.net/tng/familygroup.php?familyID=F5229&tree=aojd
MARRIAGE: Children
+1. Arthur Sebag-Montefiore, b. 1853, d. 1895 (Age 42 years)
+2. Emily Sebag-Montefiore, b. 1859, d. 1929 (Age 70 years)
3. Ferdinand Sebag-Montefiore, b. 1864, d. 1880 (Age 16 years)
+4. Edmund Sebag-Montefiore, b. 1869, d. 1929 (Age 60 years)
5. Sarah Sebag-Montefiore, b. 1872, d. 1886 (Age 14 years)
+6. Cecil Sebag-Montefiore, b. 1873, d. 1923 (Age 50 years)Name Joseph Sebag
County London, Middlesex
Event Type Census
Event Date 1861
Event Place Marylebone, London, Middlesex, England
Ecclesiastical Parish St Marys
Registration District Marylebone
Residence Note York Place
Gender Male
Age 38
Marital Status Married
Occupation Stock Broker
Relationship to Head of Household Head
Birth Year (Estimated) 1823
Birthplace Kensington, Surrey
Page Number 26
Registration Number RG09
Piece/Folio 76 / 12
Affiliate Record Type Household
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Joseph Sebag Head M 38 Kensington, Surrey
Adelaide Sebag Wife F 30 Finsbury, Middlesex
Arthur M Sebag Son M 8 Marylebone, Middlesex
Emily Sebag Daughter F 3 Marylebone, Middlesex
Bartholomew Clark Servant M 20 Maudsley
Harrietta Kearsley Servant F 31 Overton, Hampshire
Eliza Perrin Servant F 20 SwitzerlandName Joseph Sebag
Event Type Census
Event Date 1871
Event Place Paddington, London, Middlesex, England
Enumeration District 5
Gender Male
Age 48
Marital Status Married
Occupation Stockholder
Relationship to Head of Household Head
Birth Year (Estimated) 1823
Birthplace Kennington, Surrey
Entry Number 07
Affiliate Image Identifier GBC/1871/0020/0085
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Joseph Sebag Head M 48 Kennington, Surrey
Adelaide Sebag Wife F 40 Tindon, Tinsbwry
Arthur M Sebag Son M 18 Marylebone, Middlesex
Emily Sebag Daughter F 13 Marylebone, Middlesex
Ferdinand M Sebag Son M 7 Marylebone, Middlesex
Edmond M Sebag Son M 1 Paddington, Middlesex
Mary V King Servant F 27 Upton, Essex
Sophia A Schutte Servant F 21 Hamburg
Catherine Steer Servant F 27 Whitshune, Devonshire
Pauline Cohen Servant F 34 Warsaw, Poland
James Watts Servant M 23 Clevedon, Somerset
Elizabeth Schultz Servant F 24 Gross Glogau, Silesia
Ellen Woodward Servant F 18 Malmesbury, Wiltshirepossible
1881 Census: Dwelling:40 Westbourne Ter
Census Place:Paddington, London, Middlesex, England
Source:FHL Film 1341003 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0015 Folio 109 Page 2
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
Joseph SETAGM58 MLambeth, Surrey, England
Rel:HeadOcc:Stockbroker
Adelaide SETAGM50 FFinsbury, Middlesex, England
Rel:Wife
Edmund M. SETAG 11 MPaddington, Middlesex, England
Rel:SonOcc:Scholar
Sarah F. SETAG 9 FPaddington, Middlesex, England
Rel:DaurOcc:Scholar
Cecil M. SETAG 6 MPaddington, Middlesex, England
Rel:SonOcc:Scholar
Emilie RONATHU26 FGermany
Rel:ServOcc:Governess
William DACKU33 MKendistone, Norfolk, England
Rel:ServOcc:Butler
Thomas JOINERU19 MWormingfull, Oxford, England
Rel:ServOcc:Footman
Sarah BARNESU40 FRoyston, Hertford, England
Rel:ServOcc:Cook
Christine WHITEU29 FScotland
Rel:ServOcc:Housemaid
Annie WILLISU20 FKensington, Middlesex, England
Rel:ServOcc:Ladysmaid
Kate EVANSU19 FAldersgate, Middlesex, England
Rel:ServOcc:Kitchen MaidName Joseph Sebag Montepore
Event Type Census
Event Date 1891
County London
Parish Paddington
Ecclesiastical Parish ST JAMES
Registration District Paddington
Residence Note Westbourne Terrace
Gender Male
Age 68
Marital Status Married
Occupation Magistrate Cinque Ports
Relationship to Head of Household Head
Birth Year (Estimated) 1823
Birthplace London, England
Page Number 13
Registration Number RG12
Piece/Folio 13/ 90
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Joseph Sebag Montepore Head M 68 London, England
Adelaid Montepore Wife F 59 London, England
Edmund Montepore Son M 21 London, England
Cecil Montepore Son M 16 London, England
Rachel E Hawkes Visitor F 37 Oxfordshire, England
Emily E Kent Servant F 35 Suffolk, England
William S Mills Servant M 36 Gloucestershire, England
Rachel Charles Servant F 35 South Wales
May Newbury Servant F 32 Devonshire, England
Emily Holliday Servant F 24 London, England
Emily Lucock Servant F 18 Surrey, England
Horace Baker Servant M 66 Norfolk, England
William Thompson Servant M 21 Oxfordshire, England
Name Joseph Sebay Montefiori
Event Type Census
Event Date 31 Mar 1901
Event Place St Lawrence Intra, Kent, England
County Kent
Civil Parish St Lawrence Intra
Ecclesiastical Parish Holy Trinity
Sub-District Ramsgate
Registration District Thanet
Gender Male
Age 78
Occupation LIVING ON OWN MEANS
Relationship to Head of Household Head
Birth Year (Estimated) 1823
Birthplace Lambeth, London
Schedule Type 1
Page Number 1
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Joseph Sebay Montefiori Head M 78 Lambeth, London
Harritte Sebay Montefiori Daughter-In-Law F 41 Clapton Park, London
Floretta Sebay Montefiori Grand Daughter F 12 Paddington, London
Margaret Sebay Montefiori Grand Daughter F 10 Paddington, London
John Sebay Montefiori Grand Son M 9 Paddington, London
Fanny Sharp Servant F 38 Horsham, Sussex
Annie Vintiner Servant F 47 Worden, Bedfordshire
Rose Jackson Servant F 23 Brighton, Sussex
Dorothie Keller Servant F 25 Switzerland Geneva F S
Richard Cook Servant M 45 Mulerton, Norfolk
William Byner Servant M 22 Pimlico, London
Mathilda Absolom Servant F 28 Farnborough Hornshire, Hampshire
Eva Mary Wallis Servant F 19 Hammersmith, London
birth/death from Dowling Family Tree
1871 census gives her birthplace Kennington lane, Lambeth perhaps the same address as their 1871 residence
Last surviving Royal Commissioner for the Colonization of South Australia
at 35 Hyde Park Square in 1891 census on MyHeritage with son Louis P(hilip)
MyHeritage (Wright Family Tree) also shows an arrival in Australia 8 Oct 1837, residence in NSW 1856 (note daughter Victoria Violet born Melbourne about 1854 according to 1871 census), but living in Hove Sussex 1861The Jewish Encyclopedia writes (somewhat inaccurately - see http://www.barrow-lousada.org/monument.htm for correct account of his 2 Australian visits) about Jacob Montefiore son of Eliezer Montefiore of Barbados. "Jacob Montefiore: Merchant; born in Bridgetown, England, Nov. 23, 1801; died Nov. 3, 1895. He entered into business with his brother Moses, and when in the early thirties the movement for the financing of Australian colonization from London was incepted Montefiore, who had been connected with the Colonial produce trade, became active in the various public schemes as a member of the South Australian Colonization Association, organized to settle South Australia on the Wakefield system. He was also appointed member of the first board of commissioners entrusted by the British government with the administration of the colony. He visited the colony in the year 1843 and again in 1854. His reception on his first visit by the governor, Sir George Grey, and the people was enthusiastic. During his visit to South Australia in 1843 he acted as an agent for the Rothschilds, at the same time holding a partnership with his brother Joseph Barrow in the firm of Montefiore Brothers of London and Sydney. The township of Montefiore, at the confluence of the Bell and MacQuarrie rivers, in Wellington Valley, was founded by the brothers, and they contributed actively to the establishment there of places of worship for all denominations. The organization of the Bank of Australasia was largely due to their efforts. In Adelaide there is a hill named after them. In 1885, at the request of the directors of the Art Union Gallery of Adelaide, Jacob sat for the artist B. S. Marks, the portrait being hung in that gallery.
from http://www.oztorah.com/2013/03/the-jewish-emigrants-from-britain-australia-new-zealand/
The free settlers came from a higher socio-economic group than most of the convicts. The free settler movement was a generally middle-class phenomenon, and some of its leading members belonged to the interlinked prominent families of Anglo-Jewry known as "the Cousinhood". One notable example was Joseph Barrow Montefiore (1803-1893), a cousin of Sir Moses Montefiore. Born in London, he was the youngest son of Eliezer and Judith Montefiore. In 1826, at a cost of ₤1,500, he had bought a seat on the London Stock Exchange and become one of the twelve "Jew brokers" in the City. After arriving in Sydney with his wife and two children in 1830, he invested in the wool trade and mining, also acquiring extensive landed property by 1838. Together with his elder brother, Jacob Montefiore (1801-1895), he established JB Montefiore & Co. and helped to found the Bank of Australasia. It was at the suggestion of Sir Moses Montefiore that Jacob was one of the eleven commissioners appointed by King William IV to plan a convict-free colony in South Australia. When Australia's first Jewish congregation (forerunner of Sydney's Great Synagogue ) was established in 1832, Joseph Montefiore served as its first president, his name being a guarantee of Jewish respectability. The economic boom burst in 1840, however, and his firm went bankrupt. He returned to London but was soon back in business (with his nephew) as an importer and shipping agent in South Australia, where he became a leader of the Adelaide Jewish community. Eliezer Levi
Montefiore, also prominent in communal affairs, was one of the country's leading artists. Altogether, the Montefiores made a historic contribution to the development of Australia; and it is hardly surprising that there is a township called Montefiores in New South Wales and a Montefiore Hill overlooking the city of Adelaide.
Marriage Notes for Justina Lydia Gompertz and Jacob Barrow MONTEFIORE
17 Elul 5588 BMR2
from Alan Pereira 20 Apr 2018
It looks like Alice Rose Lucas had a maternal line
Mother Juliana Gompertz 1815-1873 whose parents were #871 & #844
They have disappeared in your latest tree as you only show Justina #614 as a child of #871 & #844
for more details see ref 244
for his wife and family see PDF 'Thomas Isaac Cocke Descendants' on www.barrow-lousada.org
for more details see ref 240
DEATH: Also shown as Died Apr-Jun 1940
Marriage Notes for Percy George Mocatta and Mary Wyche COCKE
MARRIAGE: 1891 Census: RG12 15 /87 : Ecclesiastical Parish ALL SAINTS, Registration District Paddington
Devonport Street, Paddington, London
Elias Mocatta Head M 86 London Street[Married, living on own means]
Rachel Mocatta Wife F 69 England
Percy Geo Mocatta Son M 38 England
Mary Mocatta Sons Wife F 21 America
Maria Jessop Servant F 42 Suffolk, England
Caroline Petch Servant F 29 England
Annie Best Servant F 22 England
Herbert Talbot Servant M 23 Suffolk, England1901 Census: Civil Parish Hampstead, Ecclesiastical Parish All Souls, Sub-District Hampstead, Registration District Hampstead
Hampstead, London, Middlesex, England
Percy G Mocatta Head M 48 Paddington, London[Composer Of Music & Litterateur]
Mary W Mocatta Wife F 33 Bayon Veche Louisiana U S A B S
Mildred Mocatta Daughter F 4 Croydon, Surrey
Alice Burgess Servant F 28 Maidstone, Kent
Edith Ball Servant F 21 Mary Tavy, Devonshire
Charlotte Gallchawk Servant F 27 Woolwich, Kent
Marriage Notes for Jacob Mocatta and Juliana ELKIN
date from http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=133448037&ref=facebook
this provides the note:
Benjamin Woolf (Ze'eb), the son of Isaac Elkin, was circumcised on Wednesday, 12th Shebat, 543 [15.1.1783], White's Row Synagogue, Portsmouth, by Levy Isaac. He married Sarah Levy at Portsea in 1810.
Among his Benjamin's siblings were a sister, Catherine (m. Joseph Moses of Portsea), and a brother, Mozley, who resided in Barbados at the time of Benjamin's death.
A merchant, Benjamin had business interests in Trinidad and Barbados, and for some time resided at Barbados. By 1841, he had returned to England and taken up residence in London.
Children named in his Will were Isaac Benjamin Elkin, Jacob Levy Elkin, Eliza (Joseph Brandeis), Juliana and Catherine Elkin. (A year after his death, daughter Juliana would marry Jacob Mocatta.)
see ref 267
Daughter of Sampson Lucas and Lydia (unsourced)
1881 Census: Dwelling:39 Glouster Sqr
Census Place:Paddington, London, Middlesex, England
Source:FHL Film 1341004 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0018 Folio 4 Page 4
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
Francis A. LUCASU30 MLondon Paddington, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:HeadOcc:Merchant
Jessie LUCASU29 FLondon Paddington, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:SisterOcc:Independant Lady
Marian LUCAS 28 FLondon Paddington, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:SisterOcc:Independant Lady
George IVESM38 MThornage, Norfolk, England
Rel:ServOcc:Butler
James KENTU26 MPoole, Dorset, England
Rel:ServOcc:Footman
Mary BRETTU67 FWare St Margarets, Hertford, England
Rel:ServOcc:Housemaid
Elizabeth ROBERTSU36 FCoventry, Shropshire, England
Rel:ServOcc:Cook
Mary FIELDU25 FQueen, Somerset, England
Rel:ServOcc:Ladys Maid
Anna Maria SPRUNKU22 FEccles, Suffolk, England
Rel:ServOcc:House Maid
Emily CLARIDGEU24 FLondon Paddington, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:ServOcc:Kitchen Maid
Marriage Notes for Benjamin Elkin Mocatta and Marian LUCAS
MARRIAGE: 1891 Census: Ecclesiastical Parish ST MARY, Registration District Marylebone
Great Cumberland Place, St Marylebone, London, England
Benjamin E Mocatta Head M 41 London, England[Bullion Broker]
Marian Mocatta Wife F 38 London, England
Owen E Mocatta Son M 8 Buckinghamshire, England
Valentine E Mocatta Son M 7 London, England
Lydia J Mocatta Daughter F 5 London, England
Jessie Wiener Visitor F 39 London, England
Francis Wiener Visitor M 8 Brussels
Marguerite Wiener Visitor F 6 Brussels
George Philips M 35 Berkshire, England1901 Census: Civil Parish St Marylebone,Ecclesiastical Parish The Annunciation, Sub-District St Mary, Registration District Marylebone
Great Cumberland Place, St Marylebone, London, Middlesex, England
Benjamin E Mocatta Head M 51 London[Bullion Broker]
Marian Mocatta Wife F 48 London
Owen E Mocatta Son M 18 London
Lydia J Mocatta Daughter F 15 London
Eugenie F Martin Servant F 35 Alsace B S
Bertha A Rawlings Servant F 35 Walford, Herefordshire
Mary Pritchard Servant F 56 London
Deborah Tett Servant F 22 Crewkerne, Somersetshire
Annie Goodfear Servant F 24 London
Geneva Jacques Servant F 29 Dowcester, Co Not St
Charles Janes Servant M 23 EssexMARRIAGE: Also shown as Married West London Synagogue.
Merchant - JGSGB
Birth date estimated from age 33 at marriage
details of his ancestry may be found on www.barrow-lousada.org via uploaded PDF 'Ada Juliana Lousada #618'for birth and death see ref 252
Merchant - JGSGB
Birth date estimated from age 33 at marriage1861 Census: Piece: RG9/561 Place: St Mary in Cstle -Sussex Enumeration District: 6
Civil Parish: St Mary Magdalen Ecclesiastical Parish: St Mary Magdalen
Folio: 6 Page: 5 Schedule: 25
Address: Saxon Hotel, Grand Parade, St Mary Magdalen, Hastings, Sussex, England
Surname First name(s) Rel Status Sex Age Occupation Where Born Remarks
VAUGHN Elizabeth Wife M F 50 Hotel Keeper Sussex - Cuckfield
VAUGHN Wm Henry Son U M 23 Ag No Stat Sussex - Brighton
VAUGHN Nathl Jenner Son U M 17 Sussex - Brighton
MITCHENER Fammi Barbara Neice U F 21 Middlesex - London
SCOTT Septimus Visitr M M 34 Army Capt Retired Middlesex - London
GORHAM William Visitr M M 44 Solicitor Kent - Penshurst
GORHAM William Arthur Visitr U M 14 Scholar Kent - Tunbridge
GORHAM Edwin John Visitr U M 11 Scholar Kent - Tunbridge
CLOSE Daniel N Visitr U M 33 Merchant London - -
STUBEL Edward Visitr U M 21 Merchant London - -
LEWIS Stephen William Visitr U M 36 Silk Mercer London - -
STUBELL Daniel Ch Visitr U M 21 Merchant London - -
LEWIS Jane Visitr W F 67 Land Proprietor Lancashire - -
RICHARDSON Esther Elizth Visitr M F 40 Merchant London - -
MAREING Charles Visitr U M 50 Architect Middlesex - Hatton
Page: 6/6 LANGHAM Henry Visitr U M 50 Fundholder London - -
REUTER Julius Visitr M M 44 Telegragh Agent Overseas - Foreign - Germany
REUTER Clementine Visitr M F 34 Overseas - Foreign - Germany
REUTER Herbert Visitr U M 9 London - -
REUTER Alice Visitr - F 7 London - -
REUTER Clementine Visitr - F 5 London - -
REUTER Lucy Visitr - F 3 London - -
REUTER Alfred Visitr - M 1 London - -
MORRIS Catherine Visitr U F 23 Nurse Shropshire - Newport
FRY Emily Visitr U F 18 Nurse Kent - Greenwich
WILLIAMSON Robert Visitr U M 55 Land Proprietor Yorkshire - Ripon
SHEATHER Charles Servnt M M 26 Waiter Sussex - Catsfield
VAUGHAN Charles Servnt U M 19 Waiter Herefordshire - Kingstone(Originally: Herefordshire - Kingston)
JARVIS Edward Servnt U M 27 Porter Kent - Ewell
HORTON Marian Servnt U F 35 Chamber Maid Sussex - Brighton
TERRY Phillis Servnt U F 18 Kitchen Maid Sussex - Bexhill
SMITH Sarah Ann Servnt U F 19 Still Room Maid Sussex - Bexhill
OLDHAM Henry Visitr M M 46 Physician M R C P London Middlesex - London1871 Census: Westbourne Terrace, Paddington, Kensington, London, England
Daniel C Stiebel Head - Male 31 1840 - London, Middlesex, England
John Dodman Servant - Male 31 1840 - Norfolk, England
Maria Clark Servant - Female 46 1825 - Surrey, England
Hannah Merredith Servant - Female 30 1841 - Hertfordshire, EnglandBIRTH: Also shown as Born Bloomsbury.
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Oct-Dec 1839
DEATH: Also shown as Died London.
DEATH: Also shown as Died Apr-Jun 1912
Birth date estimated from JGSGB - aged 22 at marriage
for birth and death dates see ref 252 also previous spouseBIRTH: Also shown as Born Kensington.
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jan-Mar 1851
DEATH: Also shown as Died Horsham.
DEATH: Also shown as Died Jul-Sep 1922
Marriage Notes for Daniel Charles Stiebel and Ada Juliana LOUSADA
Marriage from JGSGB
the same marriage date but 6 Gloucester Terrace is given in Descendants of Israel Israel - which also suggests she married someone else before she married Daniel C Stiebel
From Israel Israel descendants, there were 4 children - Evelyn, Florence, Charles, and Arthur b27 Feb 1875 d 15 Feb 1949 m Frances Lucas 1906
fro more details of family see ref 252
MARRIAGE: Place of Marriage
30-Apr-1873 Dwelling House 130 Harley Street, Marylebone
Surname: LOUSADA
Given Name(s): Ada Juliana
Hebrew Name:
Age: 22
Condition: Spinster
Rank or Profession: -
Address: 130 Harley Street, MaryleboneSurname: STIEBEL
Given Name(s): Daniel Charles
Hebrew Name:
Age: 33
Condition: Bachelor
Rank or Profession: Merchant
Address: 2 Westbourne Terrace, Paddington1881 Census: Dwelling:13 Connaught Pl
Census Place:Paddington, London, Middlesex, England
Source:FHL Film 1341004 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0016 Folio 16 Page 26
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
Daniel C. STIEBELM42 MLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:HeadOcc:Merchant
Ada STIEBELM30 FLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:Wife
Florence STIEBEL 7 FLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:Daur
Arthur STIEBEL 6 MLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:Son
Charles STIEBEL 5 MLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:Son
Evelyn STIEBEL 3 FLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:Daur
Leonard STIEBEL 2 MLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:Son
William BAYFORDU27 MBishopstorstortford, Hertford, England
Rel:ServOcc:Butler
Maria MORGANU39 FPentyrch, Wales
Rel:ServOcc:Cook
Eliza JARVISU41 FSoulbray, Buckingham, England
Rel:ServOcc:Housemaid
Amelia HUDFIELDU19 FClapham
Rel:ServOcc:Kitchenmaid
Mary A. HUDFIELDU17 FClapham
Rel:ServOcc:Scullerymaid
David STRINDERU21 MTewyn, Hertford, England
Rel:ServOcc:Footman
Louisa TEVIOURU17 FLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:ServOcc:Underhousemaid
Clara SAVORYU22 FFeekenham, Norfolk, England
Rel:ServOcc:Underhousemaid
Mary J. PACKWOODU25 F
Rel:ServOcc:Ladys Maid
Mary A. PALMERU27 FGreat Gidding, Hampshire, England
Rel:ServOcc:Nurse
Emma A. ROBINSONU21 FAston Clinton, Buckingham, England
Rel:ServOcc:Under Nurse
Mabel CAWTHORNEU18 FRaynham, Norfolk, England
Rel:ServOcc:Under Nurse1891 Census:Chesham Place, St George Hanover Square, London, England
Daniel C Stiebel Head Married Male 51 1840 Merchant London, Middlesex, England
Ada J Stiebel Wife Married Female 40 1851 - London, Middlesex, England
Florence Stiebel Daughter Single Female 17 1874 - London, Middlesex, England
Evelyn Stiebel Daughter Single Female 13 1878 - London, Middlesex, England
Camilla Rasche Servant Single Female 35 1856 Governess Domestic Germany
William Bayford Servant Married Male 37 1854 Butler Domestic Hertfordshire, England
William Duntye Servant Single Male 23 1868 Footman Domestic -
Maria Morgan Servant Single Female 49 1842 Cook Domestic -
Ann Hedger Servant Single Female 23 1868 Kitchenmaid Domestic Surrey, England
Harriet Harper Servant Single Female 16 1875 Scullery Maid Domestic Oxfordshire, England
Emily Franklin Servant Single Female 29 1862 Ladies Maid Domestic Gloucestershire, England
Caroline Nickolls Servant Single Female 31 1860 Nurse Domestic Gloucestershire, England
Eliza Jarvis Servant Single Female 50 1841 Housemaid Domestic Buckinghamshire, England
Ellen A Carter Servant Single Female 20 1871 Housemaid Domestic London, Middlesex, England
Eliza Broadbent Servant Single Female 35 1856 Housemaid Domestic -
Annie Wine Servant Single Female 21 1870 School Room Maid Domestic Somerset, England
Leonard Stiebel Son Single Male 12 1879 - London, Middlesex, England1911 Census: 43 Grosvenor Square W, St George Hanover Square, London, England
Daniel Charles Stickel Head Married Male 71 1840 London Retired Merchant
Ada Juliana Stickel Wife Married Female 60 1851 London -
William Bayford Servant Married Male 57 1854 Bishop S Stortford Herts Baker
George Henry Hawkins Servant Single Male 33 1878 Caversham Oxford Footman
Florence Calladine Servant Single Female 30 1881 Swanwick Derbyshire Housemaid
John Charles Barber Servant Single Male 23 1888 Peckham Surrey Footman
William Alexander Bateman Servant Single Male 16 1895 Enfield Wash Middlesex Hall Boy
Annie Harriet Fielder Servant Single Female 44 1867 London Cook
Beatrice Mary Anty Servant Single Female 26 1885 Leeds Yorkshire Kitchenmaid
Amelia Gardner Servant Single Female 25 1886 Abingdon Berks Housemaid
Emily Maria Norman Servant Single Female 22 1889 Norwood Surrey Housemaid
Edith Emily Frigg Servant Single Female 16 1895 Ottershaw Surrey Housemaid
Catherine Forbes Servant Single Female 24 1887 Castle Forbes Aberdam Lady's MaidMARRIAGE: Also shown as Married 130 Harley St Marylebone.
570. Esther Hannah Barrow MONTEFIORE
The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser 26 Feb 1829
BIRTH: Also shown as Born At sea.
DEATH: Also shown as Died Woollahra.
Birthplace from small Montefiore family tree at National Library of Australia. There is a marble bust of him at Sydney's Art Gallery. he was first president and founder. An article by N Draffin on his Melbourne years may be found on www.barrow-lousada.org
MONTEFIORE, ELIEZER LEVI (1820-1894), businessman, etcher and gallery director, was born in the West Indies, son of Isaac Levi, merchant of Barbados and Brussels, and his wife Hanna, a cousin of the philanthropist, Sir Moses Montefiore. Like his brother Jacob, Eliezer adopted the name of Levi Montefiore. Educated in England, he migrated in 1843 to Adelaide where he became a commission and shipping agent. On 3 May 1848 in Adelaide he married his cousin Esther Hannah Barrow Montefiore.
In 1853 Montefiore went to Melbourne as manager of the Victorian branch of J. B. Montefiore Graham & Co. but resigned and became secretary of the Australasian Insurance Co. Though appointed a justice of the peace he was mainly interested in literature and the arts. In 1861 he was a member of the committee to arrange a celebration for the 300th anniversary of Shakespeare's birth. In 1870 he helped to found the Victorian Academy of Art and on its behalf presented the prizes at the International Colonial Exhibition in Sydney. In February he became a trustee of the Melbourne Public Library, Museums and National Gallery but resigned early in 1871 and settled in Sydney.
Montefiore managed the Pacific Fire and Marine Insurance Co. in 1871-91, but with T. S. Mort and other friends he formed the New South Wales Academy of Art. In 1874 he became one of the original trustees for administering the funds voted by parliament towards forming the National Art Gallery of New South Wales; it was opened on 22 September 1880. A talented black and white artist, Montefiore illustrated the catalogues of the gallery with his etchings of the principal pictures in 1883-93. Elected a member of the Royal Society of New South Wales in 1875, he contributed to its journal such essays as 'Etchings and Etchers' (1876) and 'Art Criticism' (1879). His 'Agnosticism among the poets' was published in the Sydney Quarterly Magazine, 1890. In 1889-91 he was president of the Board of Trustees and served as director of the gallery in 1892-94. In August he went to Melbourne and Adelaide to select pictures for exchange with the Sydney gallery. Soon afterwards he died at Woollahra on 22 October, aged 74, lamented by many friends, not only as a leading patron of the arts but also for his personality. Predeceased by his wife on 10 July 1882, he was survived by six daughters.A sculpture in marble by Theodora Cowan was placed in the Art Gallery of New South Wales in 1898.
Select Bibliography
H. Munz, Jews in South Australia, 1836-1936 (Adel, 1936); L. M. Goldman, The Jews in Victoria in the Nineteenth Century (Melb, 1954); Cosmos Magazine, 1894; Sydney Morning Herald, 23 Oct 1894; Bridge (Sydney), Aug 1972. More on the resourcesBirthplace from small Montefiore family tree at National Library of Australia. There is a marble bust of him at Sydney's Art Gallery. He was first president and founder.
MONTEFIORE, ELIEZER LEVI (1820-1894), businessman, etcher and gallery director, was born in the West Indies, son of Isaac Levi, merchant of Barbados and Brussels, and his wife Hanna, a cousin of the philanthropist, Sir Moses Montefiore. Like his brother Jacob, Eliezer adopted the name of Levi Montefiore. Educated in England, he migrated in 1843 to Adelaide where he became a commission and shipping agent. On 3 May 1848 in Adelaide he married his cousin Esther Hannah Barrow Montefiore.
In 1853 Montefiore went to Melbourne as manager of the Victorian branch of J. B. Montefiore Graham & Co. but resigned and became secretary of the Australasian Insurance Co. Though appointed a justice of the peace he was mainly interested in literature and the arts. In 1861 he was a member of the committee to arrange a celebration for the 300th anniversary of Shakespeare's birth. In 1870 he helped to found the Victorian Academy of Art and on its behalf presented the prizes at the International Colonial Exhibition in Sydney. In February he became a trustee of the Melbourne Public Library, Museums and National Gallery but resigned early in 1871 and settled in Sydney.
Montefiore managed the Pacific Fire and Marine Insurance Co. in 1871-91, but with T. S. Mort and other friends he formed the New South Wales Academy of Art. In 1874 he became one of the original trustees for administering the funds voted by parliament towards forming the National Art Gallery of New South Wales; it was opened on 22 September 1880. A talented black and white artist, Montefiore illustrated the catalogues of the gallery with his etchings of the principal pictures in 1883-93. Elected a member of the Royal Society of New South Wales in 1875, he contributed to its journal such essays as 'Etchings and Etchers' (1876) and 'Art Criticism' (1879). His 'Agnosticism among the poets' was published in the Sydney Quarterly Magazine, 1890. In 1889-91 he was president of the Board of Trustees and served as director of the gallery in 1892-94. In August he went to Melbourne and Adelaide to select pictures for exchange with the Sydney gallery. Soon afterwards he died at Woollahra on 22 October, aged 74, lamented by many friends, not only as a leading patron of the arts but also for his personality. Predeceased by his wife on 10 July 1882, he was survived by six daughters.
A sculpture in marble by Theodora Cowan was placed in the Art Gallery of New South Wales in 1898.
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H. Munz, Jews in South Australia, 1836-1936 (Adel, 1936); L. M. Goldman, The Jews in Victoria in the Nineteenth Century (Melb, 1954); Cosmos Magazine, 1894; Sydney Morning Herald, 23 Oct 1894; Bridge (Sydney), Aug 1972. More on the resourcesAuthor: George F. J. Bergman
Print Publication Details: George F. J. Bergman, 'Montefiore, Eliezer Levi (1820 - 1894)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 5, Melbourne University Press, 1974, p. 269.
see further details from Alan Pereira 2 Dec 2017 ref 258
Author: George F. J. Bergman
Print Publication Details: George F. J. Bergman, 'Montefiore, Eliezer Levi (1820 - 1894)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 5, Melbourne University Press, 1974, p. 269.
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Barbados.
DEATH: Also shown as Died Woollahra.
Marriage Notes for Esther Hannah Barrow Montefiore and Eliezer Levi MONTEFIORE
children from ''An enthusiastic amateur of the arts'' uploaded to www.barrow-lousada.orgMARRIAGE: Also shown as Married Adelaide.
2nd son
from Colyer-Fergusson at Society of Genelaogists, London
death date from South Australian Register 15 Jun 1852 p2from Alan Pereira 13 Nov 2017
(http://genealogysa.org.au/resources/online-databases.html), 1852 MONTEFIORE Frederick Levi Eliez??? Levi MONTEFIORE Esther Hannah Barrow MONTEFIORE Adelaide 4/1.
(http://genealogysa.org.au/resources/online-databases.html), Adelaide West Terrace General MONTEFIORE Frederick 3m 1852GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Frederick Levi
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Adelaide.
DEATH: Also shown as Died 9 Jun 1852
birth The Argus 31 Mar 1856
The Sydney Morning Herald 15 Aug 1932 family notice
The Age 15 Sep 1858 family notice aged 1 year 2 days
GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Albert Frank
birth date http://www.familytree.cams.id.au/gedreporter/ind244.html#@I2118@
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Richmond, Victoria.
The Argus 29 Apr 1861
birth from The Argus 27 Apr 1863 p4
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Victoria.
The Argus 25 Jul 1865 p4
birth from The Argus 3 Jul 1866 p4
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Victoria.
birth from The Telegraph St Kilda, Prahran and South Yarra Guardian 4 Apr 1868
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Victoria.
The Argus 24 Dec 1870 p4
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Victoria.