Nathan Ellrich Detmold^{[1, 2]}

- 1638

• Navn	Nathan Ellrich Detmold
  Også kaldet	Natan aus Ellrich
  Levned	"But to return to my grandfather, Reb Nathan Meldrich. when he was driven out of Detmold and came to Altona, he went to the house of Reb Leib Hidesheim, the son-in-law of Nathan Spanier, and took with him all his riches. Reb Leib's wife Esther told me incredible tales of his great wealth: he had boxes full of golden chains and jewels and bags full of pearls so that for more than a hundred miles around there was noone as rich as he. But, unfortunately, this did not last long. A plague - God preserve us - broke out, and my grandfather and several children died of it. My grandmoter was left bare and destitude with two unmarried daughters" (Glückel von Hameln, s.17).
  Beskæftigelse	1625	Altona, Pinneberg, Slesvig-Holsten
  	Købmand
  	Købmand i Altona og Detmold. Jacobsen: Juvelhandler. Fordrevet fra "lippischen Land" 21 feb 1614, drog først til Goslar, kom 1625 til Altona ifl. "Verborgene Pracht".
  Død	1638	Altona, Pinneberg, Slesvig-Holsten
  	Årsag: Pest
  	Dødsår ifl. Glückl von Hamelns erindringer.
  Person-ID	I1848	Simon
  Sidst ændret	11 dec. 2021

  
  

  Familie	Mathe Jacob,   f. 1582   d. 6 jul. 1656, Altona, Pinneberg, Slesvig-Holsten (Alder 74 år)
  Børn	1. Bela Ellrich Detmold,   f. ca. 1628   d. 26 aug. 1704 (Alder 76 år)   2. Mordechai Ellrich Detmold   d. 12 nov. 1638   3. Glückl Ellrich Detmold   d. 9 maj 1675, Hamburg, Hamburg, Tyskland   4. Ulk Ellrich Detmold   d. 2 maj 1692, Hamburg, Hamburg, Tyskland
  Familie-ID	F620	Gruppeskema  |  Familietavle
  Sidst ændret	3 maj 2018

  
  

• Kilder

  [S63] Falk, Allan (red.), Dansk-Jødisk Genealogisk Database, (http://tom.brondsted.dk), 3 maj 2018, http://tom.brondsted.dk/djgdb/?pid=I17422&ged=1. [S227] Jacobson, Jacob, Jüdische Trauungen in Berlin 1759 bis 1813: Mit Ergänzungen für die Jahre 1723-1759, (Walter de Gruyter, 2011), s. 87. [S76] Hameln, Glückel, The Life of Glückel of Hameln, (East and West Library, Horovitz Pulishing, London 1962), S. 17.