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#	Notater	Knyttet til
32001	H B B-001. Sammen med ægtefællen.	Ewald, Kirsten Lykke (I20192)
32002	H GL 0 052, sammen med ægtefællen.	Jacobsen, Lauritz Zacharias (I13603)
32003	H GL 0 052, sammen med ægtefællen.	Wiberg, Jutta Frederikke Emilie (I13601)
32004	H GR 1553-0, sammen med ægtefællen.	Pihl, Ebba (I10817)
32005	H GR 1553-0, sammen med ægtefællen.	Larsen, Peter Nielsen (I10814)
32006	H I 1 0025A, sammen med ægtefællen	Nielsen, Peter August (I14540)
32007	H I 1 0025A, sammen med ægtefællen.	Juhl, Cecilie Bothilde (I14539)
32008	H KU12 5 0001, sammen med ægtefællen, gravsten afbildet	Skovbo, Jakob Thor (I19909)
32009	H KU12 5 0001, sammen med ægtefællen, gravsten afbildet.	Nielsen, Inger Nystrup (I19907)
32010	H M 11 73-78, sammen med forældrene.	Sørensen, Johannes (I19430)
32011	H M 11 73-78, sammen med ægtefællen og sønnen Johannes.	Hjortnæs, Else Lauritsen (I19429)
32012	H M 11 73-78, sammen med ægtefællen og sønnen Johannes.	Sørensen, Anders (I19423)
32013	H N 048, sammen med ægtefælle og sønnen Niels. Haestrup_055b. Gravsten afbildet (2011), sammen med ægtefællen.	Kjærsgaard, Johanne Marie Christensen (I822)
32014	H N 12 010. Sammen med ægtefællen. Hjallerup_610a. Gravsten afbildet (2014). I samme gravsted datteren Vibeke Østergaard (1950 - 2005).	Østergaard, Jens (I7588)
32015	H N 12 010. Sammen med ægtefællen. I samme gravsted datteren Vibeke (1950 - 2005).	Pedersen, Karen (I20508)
32016	H U 95 96, alene	Sørensen, Ole Steen (I18428)
32017	H UH 6 1079. Gravsted afbildet. På foto kun Dagmar Nørgaards navn. Opl. om Thorkild Nørgaard ifl. findgravsted.	Jensen, Elna Dagmar (I20491)
32018	H UH 6 1079. Gravsted afbildet. På foto kun Dagmar Nørgaards navn. Opl. om Thorkild Nørgaard ifl. findgravsted.	Nørgaard, Thorkild Thingbak (I20487)
32019	H-4-14. Gravsten afbildet.	Heyman, Esther (I2027)
32020	H-4-15, Gravsten afbildet.	Hannover, Moses Abraham (I1306)
32021	H-4-16. Gravsten afbildet.	Goldschmidt, Fanny (I1432)
32022	H-5-19. Gravsten afbildet	Haag, Caroline (I1638)
32023	H-9-47. Gravsten mangler.	Meyer, Egle (I5753)
32024	H. Dean Rowley, Salt Lake City; Dean and Betty Rowley, Talmage	Rowley, Howard Dean (I17981)
32025	H.C. Ørstedvej 16. Bap: Helge Valdemar Salomonsen.	Stargaard, Helge Valdemar (I9126)
32026	Häckeberga nær Lund i Skåne?	Thott, Anders Axelsen (I2877)
32027	Haderslev. 1494-98 i Møgeltønder.	von Rantzau, Peter (I3409)
32028	Haestrup_055a. Gravsten afbildet (2011).	Bruun, Niels (I12955)
32029	Haestrup_055b. Gravsten afbildet (2011), sammen med ægtefællen.	Bruun, Simon Laursen (I12954)
32030	Hafrid Sigtryggsdotter (Boberg), dotter till Sigtrygg Bengtsson (Boberg) i dennes andra äktenskap, med en dotter till Magnus Minnesköld. Hon var troligen mormor till marsken Tyrgils Knutsson och hon hade en son Bengt Hafridsson, sannolikt född i hennes enda kända äktenskap med en man som möjligen hette Gustav, men i övrigt är okänd. I flera källor föreslås Gustaf Petersson (Lejon). Hafrid är känd nästan enbart genom sitt testamente, utfärdat på Baltak i Vartofta härad 21 oktober 1286: "Håfrid Sigtryggsdotter upprättar sitt testamente; till nunneklostret i Gudhem skänker hon sina gods i Espered(?)1 med alla tillägor samt sitt kapell vid den heliga Katarinas altare på samma plats, där hon även väljer sin gravplats, till klostret i Varnhem 1 mark lödigt, till vart och ett av klostren i Västergötland 1 mark lödigt, till hospitalen i Lödöse och Skara 1 mark lödigt vardera, till varje sockenpräst i de socknar, där hon äger gods, 1 mark penningar och till kyrkan i ”anguthorp” 1 åker. Vidare friger hon Tove och hennes två spädbarn samt stadfäster ånyo en gåva till sin dotter Kristina från Gudhem. Hon kungör dessutom att hon gjort ett jordabyte med sin son herr Bengt, varvid hon tilldelat honom sina gårdar ”hualstadhi” och ”hørydhær” och i utbyte fått gårdarna ”grafryd” och ”espiryd” ur hans farsarv; därefter skänkte hon nämnda ”grafryd” till sin dotter Ragnfrid. Medlare i denna överenskommelse var herr Håkan Tunesson, herr Magnus Knutsson, herr Ormer, herr Peter från ”anguthorp” m.fl. Sigillanter är kung M(agnus) av Sverige, biskopen i Skara, herr Magnus Knutsson, prästen Peter i ”anguthorp” och utfärdaren." – SDHK-nr: 1353 (Wikipedia)	Boberg, Hafrid Sigtryggsdotter (I4978)
32031	Haft ophold i Kbh. i 17 år i "Fortegnelse 1817 over de Fruentimmere af den mosaiske Troesbekiendelse, som forinden Anordningen af 29.03.1814 udkom, have været givte med mosaiske Troesbekiendere, da have erhvervet Ret til Ophold her i Riget, hvorvidt de lever i saadant Ægteskab eller er blevet Enker." Formodentlig på sin ældre brors foranledning indvandret fra Hamborg til København, hvor han fik bevilling som hosekræmmer 6 aug 1802. Senere benævnes han kødhandler.	Adler, Simon David (I1637)
32032	Hagbard Boisen Thogersen. Sammen med ægtefællen.	Thøgersen, Hagbard (I20314)
32033	Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt.	Nulevende (I559)
32034	Hakeman, Gordon C. May 7, 1928 - July 26, 2020 Born in Brookings, South Dakota to George & Esther Hakeman. Survived by brother Dennis and sister Janie; daughters Debbie, Julie, Diane and Jill; 5 grandchildren, and 1 great grandchild. He resided in Yorba Linda since 1963. He was a Veteran. Gordon worked for Ford Aerospace. He loved to Golf. A Service will be held Friday, August 7th, 10 am at Loma Vista Memorial Park in Fullerton. (Orange County Register on Aug. 6, 2020).	Hakeman, Gordon C (I12873)
32035	Hakon på Øn (Værænd, Småland) 1356, 1379, formodentlig identisk med Hakon Trulla i Hornesten eller Hornstæfve. (Holbek & Brun)	Trolle, Hakon (I2786)
32036	Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt.	Nulevende (I15393)
32037	Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt.	Nulevende (I11576)
32038	Haldur Krarup, Gl. Vardevej 90, 7 -44, 6700 Esbjerg.	Krarup, Haldur (I12403)
32039	Halshugget for brud på landefreden (voldtægt)	Baad, Abraham Brodersen af Halland, til Skedal (I3925)
32040	Halvdelen (12) af døde kvinder i sognet i 1848 døde af kighoste.	Gotthard, Emma Augusta Jensine Caroline (I10397)
32041	Halvdelen af gravstenen afbildet.	Brown, Linda (I17474)
32042	HAM C 0103, sammen med ægtefællen	Kirsten Marie (I21975)
32043	HAM C 0103, sammen med ægtefællen.	Buch-Larsen, Kaj (I21973)
32044	Hamburg eller Altona.	Goldschmidt, Joseph (I1727)
32045	Hamburg: Staatsarchiv Hamburg, 522-1 Jüdische Gemeinden, 702 a - e Nr. 39 er fødestedet Hamburg., Ligeså ifl. Staatsarchiv Hamburg, 522-1 Jüdische Gemeinden, 702 a - e Nr. 39., Hannover: London, UK. Moderen, Emma Schiff (1803, Altona 1841 - 1 Sep 1844, London). Constanze optræder ikke som engelskfødt i http://synagoguescribes.com/	Raphael, Constanze (I1437)
32046	Hameln	Kilde (S76)
32047	Hameln 33: Anekdote om sønnens bryllup. Leder (Parnaas) af det jødiske samfund i Hessen. Hameln 33, note 1: Samuel Stuttgart, who lved in the town of Witzenhausen, was Jewish government represenatative of the whole of the electorate of Hesse, being elected to the office by his fellow jews. "Benedikt is mentioned for the first time in Kassel in a tax list of 1620. He paid 500 Reichstalern. Three out of ten heads of households paid more than he did (Hallo 1930). Benedikt is not the first Court Banker of the landgraves of Hessen by the name of Goldschmidt. He was preceded by Joseph of the goldener Schwan of Frankfurt am Main, who is mentioned in 1562 with his son Hirsch. Probably he is identical with Joseph Goldschmidt of the Goldener Schwan who is mentioned by Dietz (1988, pp. 145-48). Schnee (1954, p. 318) thinks that Benedikt belongs to the same family as Joseph. “Benedikt Goldschmidt became the founder of the institution of Court Agent in Hessen and the ancestor of the Goldschmidt family which lived in Kassel and which held a leading position among the Court Jews of Kassel before the rise of the House of Rothschild. Benedikt Goldschmidt was banker to the court of the landgraves Moritz (1592-1627), Wilhelm V (1627-1637) and Wilhelm VI (1637-1663). They used him to take care of their financial business in Frankfurt am Main. His financial strength is shown by the fact that he paid 2000 Dollars (Talern) in Gold in advance, which Hessian Jewry had to contribute during the Thirty Years War. At the first general Jewish diet (Judenlandtag) of 1626 Goldschmidt divided this sum among his coreligionists in Oberhessen and Niederhessen. The Court Banker was also the Obervorsteher of the Jews [of Hessen]. As a court official he enjoyed the very important privilege of being released of the burden of having to quarter troops. Benedikt Goldschmidt complained immediately, when the city council of Kassel imposed to quarter troops in his home in spite of his privilege, by appealing to his privilege of 1625 and 1636, for which he had paid 600 Reichsthaler in advance. The landgrave supported his Court Jew and the soldiers were quartered somewhere else. Soon the court agent attracted other coreligionists to Kassel. The town was opposed to this and in 1635 even achieved that all Jews had to leave Kassel. Only Benedikt and his dependents were allowed to stay. ... In 1631 he pleaded his right of ritual slaughter against the butchers’ guild in Kassel and won. ... He died in 1642” (Schnee 1954, pp. 318-19). Hallo writes about the relationship between Benedict and the local Jewish community. “Only Jews who were in the service of the Court were living, barely visible, in Kassel itself. First among these was Hayum, since 1602 authorized supplier of silver to the mint, and soon after him his rival and the one to replace him later, Benedikt Goldschmidt, a Court Jew in the strict sense. On the other hand, Isaak, Hayum’s son-in-law, the Rabbi, lived in Bettenhausen, perhaps also from 1602. He would come to the town for prayer services or – as Benedikt called it in 1622 – “to our Shul”, which as far as known for these years, was located in the house of Jost Riemers in the important Marktgasse” (Hallo 1931, p. 12). “The documents which have been preserved show clearly how serious friction developed between the two groups, the party of Rabbi Isaak in Bettenhausen and the Rabbi of Friedberg who sometimes cooperated with him, on the one hand, and the government-supported party of Benedikt the Jew, known as Goldschmidt, on the other hand. The friction was not in the least caused by the fact that Isaak used his sermons in the synagogue ... for angry attacks on Goldschmidt. He accused him of being a “traitor” of the Jews to the government. While the outcome of the many insulting quarrels is not known anymore, two results are clear: first the undisputed victory of the Goldschmidts, which was crowned by the expulsion of all other Jews from Kassel in 1635, because the State cared more about the economic power of its Jews than their religious discipline; and second, although almost useless, the order of 1625, to appoint an officially recognized Hessian Rabbi. This order probably took into consideration the for the State irritating interference of the Rabbis of Fulda and Friedberg with Hessian Jewish affairs. One can guess that the role of Rabbi in Bettenhausen was finished after this. It is unknown, whether it was considered to have the official Rabbi reside in Kassel. Anyhow, in 1656 he resided in Witzenhausen. Because of the isolation of the Goldschmidts, there was no chance of having a synagogue in Kassel. Numerically, these Jews at the Court were just not strong enough to gather the ten adults necessary for the service. Moreover, the possibility that they would voluntarily subordinate themselves to a Rabbi in Kassel can be ruled out in the case of this family of “self-made regents”, as Isaak called Benedikt in 1622” (Hallo 1931, pp. 12-13). (Schelleken)	Levy, Baruch Daniel Samuel Goldschmidt Stuckert (I1723)
32048	Hampton Farming and Livestock	Hampton, Kevin Elgin (I17686)
32049	Han af den Lutherske religion, hun af den mosaiske trosbekendelse. Erklæring i KB, underskrevet af begge, at evt. børn skal opdrages i den kristelig-lutherske religion.	Familie: Jørgen Christian Trampe, R. / Hanna Emma Christiane Fridericia (F3479)
32050	Han anses som stifter af menigheden i København, idet han opnåede tilladelse af 16 Dec 1684 (sammen med sin kompagnon Israel David) til at holde gudstjenester i sit hjem. Var formand for menigheden til sin død. (Nærmere beskrevet af Josef Fischer i Tidsskr. for Jødisk Historie og Litteratur).	Stadthagen, Meyer Levy (I1726)