She was a daughter of Levy Barent Cohen (1747-1808), a Dutch born British financier, and his wife, Lydia (Diamantschleifer) Cohen. She was married on October 22, 1806 in London to Nathan Mayer Rothschild.
He and his four brothers were granted in 1822 the title of Baron by the Emperor of Austria. He chose not to use the title himself and did not request official recognition of the title.
He and his four brothers were granted in 1822 the title of Baron by the Emperor of Austria. He chose not to use the title himself and did not request official recognition of the title.
She was a daughter of Levy Barent Cohen (1747-1808), a Dutch born British financier, and his wife, Lydia (Diamantschleifer) Cohen. She was married on October 22, 1806 in London to Nathan Mayer Rothschild.
He and his four brothers were granted in 1822 the title of Baron by the Emperor of Austria. He chose not to use the title himself and did not request official recognition of the title.
He and his four brothers were granted in 1822 the title of Baron by the Emperor of Austria. He chose not to use the title himself and did not request official recognition of the title.
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Photograph of her grave used with kind permission of Philip Walker www.jewisheastend.com
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