‎Moses Jacob "Moses Jacob Weyle" Weil‏‎ [I8616]‎ Born ‎1761 Leo letter 29/3/1995 MJW was not present at sons wedding in Town Hall In dem bis zum Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts hochstiftisch-speyerischen Amtsort Kirrweiler bestand eine jüdische Gemeinde bis in die 1920er-Jahre. IhreEntstehunggehtindie Zeit des frühen 17. Jahrhunderts zurück. 1635 sind jüdische Familien aus Kirrweiler genannt, die auf der Flucht vor denkriegerischenWirrendesDreißigjährigen Krieges in Speyer um Schutz nachsuchten. Im 18. Jahrhundert stieg die Zahl der jüdischen Einwohner raschan, sodass 1766derNeubaueiner Synagoge nötig war. Die Gemeinde gehörte zum Bezirksrabbinat Landau. Die Zahl der jüdischen Einwohner ging seitder Mitte des 19.JahrhundertsdurchAb- und Auswanderung so stark zurück, sodass die Gemeinde bereits in den 1920er-Jahren aufgelöst werden musste.Die in Kirrweilernoch lebendenJuden(1928 noch 16) wurden der Gemeinde in Venningen zugeteilt. In that until Kirrweiler office plotted to the end the 18th century hochstiftisch-speyerischen a Jewish community existed into the 1920er-Jahre. Youroriginreturnsintothe time of the early 17th century. Jewish families are named 1635 out of Kirrweiler, that petitioned on the flight from thewarlikeconfusedof thethirty-year war in Speyer for protection. In the 18th century, the number of the Jewish inhabitants increased quickly sothat 1766was necessarythenew construction of a synagogue. The community belonged to the district rabbinate Landau. The number of the Jewish inhabitantsreturnedsincethe middleof the 19th century through migration and emigration so strongly so that the community had to be dissolved already in the1920er-Jahren.The Jews yetliving in Kirrweiler (1928 yet 16) became the community in Venningen trains part. KIRRWEILER: 6731; Rheinland Pfalz Gewann Neustadterweg; ab 1979 in christl. Privatbesik Source: Mahnmal Gegen Rassismus Saarbruecken by Jochen Gerz. names: {10373} 550 sqm in size: renovated in 1975. Located at the north edge of the city, on Neustadter Way, but best reached on Jahnstrasse. 46 names were totallyillegibleSource:BernhardKukatzki, Laurentiusstrasse 28, 67 105 Schifferstadt, Germany Der juedische Friedhof in Kirrweiler by Bernhard Kukatzki; Begraebnisplatz fuer Kirrweiler, Maikammer und Diedesfeld. Laundau, 1995-34s See Essing for description of early history and names of those buried in Essing. Source: Bernhard Kukatzki, Laurentiusstrasse 28, 67 105 Schifferstadt,Germany Owned and maintained by Rheinpfalz. Plat Nr. 5762. size: 623 sq. meters; opened 1869. Source: Ernest B. Nathan with permission from Juedishe KultusgemeindederRheinpfalz. ESSING: {10372} (Landkreis Suedliche Weinstr./Regierungsbezirk Rheinhessen-Pfalz) There were burials here from Kirrweiler, Maikammer, and Kiedesfeld. The cemetery, beginning in the 1700s, was used by almost 50 surrounding towns andvillagesThecemeteryno longer exists but is known because of a sign "Jewish Cemetery." A book was discovered that contains a list of burials, showinglocation,butno dateof death. The burials were from the following towns: Boechingen, Burrweiler, Boebingen, Bellheim, Billigheim, Blieskastel, Deidesheim,Duerkheim,Duttweiler,Diedesfeld,Edenkoben, Edesheim, Essingen, Fischlingen, Flemlingen, Freimersheim, Freisbach, Germersheim, Godramstein, Geinsheim,Gommersheim,Harthausen,Hayna,Hessheim, Hambach, Herxheim, Hochstadt, Isheim, Ingenheim, Kirchheim/Eck, Kirrweiler, Landau, Lustadt, Lauterburg,Leimersheim,Lingenfeld, Maikammer,Mannheim,Metz, Mussbach, Neustadt, Offenbach, Ottersheim, Philippsburg, Queichheim, Rheinzabern, Ruelzheim undVenningen. Thelist showed the namesof those fromKirrweiler, Maikammer and Diedesfeld. Source: Bernhard Kukatzki, Laurentiusstrasse 28, 67 105,Schifferstadt, Germany ESSINGEN: 6741; Rheinland Pfalz (near Landau) I and II. Source: Mahnmal Gegen Rassismus Saarbruecken by Jochen Gerz. Photos of Jewish cemetery and synagogue; Donors: Irma Baum, 1979, Elizabeth Lunau, 1994; Period covered: 1978-1994; 6 items; location at LBI : Essingen,nearLandau;Jewishcommunity collection; Storage-Location: A 15/7; Accession Number(s): AR 4682. This is the same town as Essin: Source: Ernest Nathan;e-mail:Ernest.B.Nathan@msfc.nasa.gov · Old Cemetery: Owned and maintained by Rheinpfalz. Plat Nr. 6156. size: 8,587 sq. meters; opened 1618. Source: Ernest B. Nathan with permission fromJuedisheKultusgemeindederRheinpfalz. · New Cemetery: Owned and maintained by Rheinpfalz. Plat Nr. 6036. size: 2,428 sq. meters; opened 1869; (Source: Ernest B. Nathan received permissionfromJuedisheKultusgemeindeder Rheinpfalz to donate their data.) See Palatinate in Gereral section; Inventarisierung juedischer.. 7 tombstones (1foreach community).Source: Tagger,Mathilde A. Printed Books on Jewish cemeteries in the Jewish National and University Library in Jerusalem: anannotatedbibliography. Jerusalem: TheIsrael Genealogical Society, 1997. Married/ Related to: ‎Roosje Salomon Meijer‏‎ [I8617]‎ Children: 1. ‎Joseph Moses "Josef Mozes Wijl" Weil‏‎ [I8618]‎ Born ‎20 Jan 1804 (7 Shevat 5564) Bad Kreuznach, Germany, died ‎23 Jul 1876 (2 Av 5636)‎, age 72 years. Occupation: Carrier Not in Naamsnaam 1811 - so arrived Amst'm after 1811 Brother of Meijer Moses ( Mrs Maria de Kromme's father ) Bevolking 1869 Wyl in Pop register Feb1851AmsterdamAtMarriage name spelled WIJL All his children spelled name WIJL 2. ‎Meijer Moses "Meijer Mozes Weyle" Weil‏‎ [I8653]‎ Born ‎6 Mar 1806 (16 Adar 5566) Kirrweiler, Germany, died ‎before 1864 Bleekersgang, Amsterdam, Netherlands‎, age at most 58 years. Occupation: Porter All his children spelled name WEYLE except Dina who was WIJL pop 574 Rhineland 5.3 km from Baumholder - St Wendel pop 786 Saar Kr Ottweiler 3.2 KmfromDirmingennrThorley pop 286 Saar Kr Saar"bruckenland 2.5 km Heuseweiler Sulzbac ? Bierweil /Canton Kreuznach _ see Barends letter 1/11/95 AtbrotherJoseph weddinggiveshis name as WIJLE signs WIJL !! Gewann Neustadterweg; ab 1979 in christl. Privatbesik Source: Mahnmal Gegen Rassismus Saarbruecken by Jochen Gerz. names: {10373} 550 sqm in size: renovated in 1975. Located at the north edge of the city, on Neustadter Way, but best reached on Jahnstrasse. 46 names were totallyillegibleSource:BernhardKukatzki, Laurentiusstrasse 28, 67 105 Schifferstadt, Germany Der juedische Friedhof in Kirrweiler by Bernhard Kukatzki; Begraebnisplatz fuer Kirrweiler, Maikammer und Diedesfeld. Laundau, 1995-34s See Essing for description of early history and names of those buried in Essing. Source: Bernhard Kukatzki, Laurentiusstrasse 28, 67 105 Schifferstadt,Germany Owned and maintained by Rheinpfalz. Plat Nr. 5762. size: 623 sq. meters; opened 1869. Source: Ernest B. Nathan with permission from Juedishe KultusgemeindederRheinpfalz Census (‎1851 Blekersgang Amsterdam) 3. ‎Simon Weyl‏‎ [I9027]‎ Born ‎± 1806 Germany, baptised 26 Bury St. Occupation: Artist Hypothesis belonging to this family 4. ‎Hartog Moses "Joseph Moses Weyle" Weil‏‎ [I9028]‎ Born ‎1816

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