Cirujano Samuel de Crasto

1593 - 1677  (84 años)

• Nombre	Samuel de Crasto
  Título	Cirujano
  Parentesco	with Maritza Uribe Senior
  Nacimiento	1593	Amsterdam, Paises Bajos
  Sexo	Varón
  Fallecimiento	1677	Amsterdam, Países Bajos
  Orígenes
  ID Persona	I485	rodriguezuribe
  Última Modificación	25 Jun 2023

  
  

  Familia	Rachel de Crasto,   n. Amsterdam, Paises Bajos f. 1636, Amsterdam, Países Bajos
  Matrimonio	1617	Amsterdam, Paises Bajos
  	Tipo: Sinagoga
  Age at Marriage	He : ~ 24 años - She : ??.
  Notas	Nota: Registro de matrimonios solemnizados en la iglesia y posteriormente anunciados a los regidores. disp.l. Matrimonio: 1617 Número de páginas: 6 Número de serie: 3 cita fuente: Archivos de la ciudad de Ámsterdam en Ámsterdam, registro de notificaciones de matrimonio Parte: 1008, Período: 1621-1630, Amsterdam, archivo 5001, número de inventario 1008, 20 de julio de 1622, Registro de Banns, folio p.98
  Hijos	+ 1. Hanah de Samuel de Crasto y de Crasto,   n. 1634, Amsterdam, Paises Bajos f. 28 May 1699, Amsterdam, Paises Bajos (Edad 65 años) ▻ Doctor Salomon de Moshe "Salomao" Levie Maduro y Rodriguez  c. 27 Oct 1648
  Documentos		Certificado de matrimonio Samuel de Crasto y Rachel de Crasto
  ID Familia	F297	Hoja del Grupo  |  Family Chart
  Última Modificación	25 Jun 2023

  
  

• Mapa del Evento

  Nacimiento - 1593 - Amsterdam, Paises Bajos Matrimonio - Tipo: Sinagoga - 1617 - Amsterdam, Paises Bajos Fallecimiento - 1677 - Amsterdam, Paises Bajos  = Enlace a Google Earth

  
  

• Historias

  A Walk Around the Block on Vlooienburg (1650-1700) People, Places and Property in the Jewish Neighborhood of Amsterdam De Maarten Hell Independent historian maartenhell@gmail.com

  
  

• Notas

  A Walk Around the Block on Vlooienburg (1650-1700) People, Places and Property in the Jewish Neighborhood of Amsterdam Maarten Hell, Independent historian. maartenhell@gmail.com EXTRACTO The second house next to the Barocas Henriques residence was called the ‘Red Horse’ (Rode Paard) (ill. 4I) and was rented by the Jewish surgeon and barber Samuel de Crasto (c.1593-1677), an immigrant from Bordeaux. In 1636, he was interrogated by the sheriff about selling stolen goods. Six years later, De Crasto lost his first wife and remarried Judith Israel from Aveiro, Portugal. Surgeons treated flesh wounds and fractures, administered amputations and bloodlettings, and removed urinary stones, while barbers were specialized in shaving beards and cutting hair but also provided medical treatment. Both professions were less respected than university-educated medical doctors, such as Ephraim Bueno, who was a model for Rembrandt and also resided on Vlooienburg, at the corner of the Korte Houtstraat and Houtgracht. Before 167421, Jewish surgeons were banned from the local surgeons guild. Afterwards they had the same status as quacks: by paying a substantial admission fee they were allowed to practice their profession, as long as they did not provide medical care to non-Jewish patients. In the 1660s, De Crasto was one of the regular surgeons and barbers on the payroll of Bikur Holim, the organization of the Portuguese community providing medical care for their sick and poor. After the house Red Horse was sold to the merchant Jacob Delmonte alias Del Sotto, in 1662, the surgeon had to move. The new owner renovated the house. In 1670, it was rented by his nephew Isaac de los Rios (1632-1701), the son of the well-to-do merchant Joseph de los Rios.22 22. ACA, Archive 334, inv.no. 215, p. 232-3; index marriage banns 20 July 1622 and 21 August 1642; Archive 5061, inv.no. 301, 8-9 Feb., 27 Feb., 8 March 1636; Archive 5044, inv.no. 281, fo. 173; Archive 334, inv.no. 520A, p. 87 notary A. Lock, 20 Aug. 1670; Levie Bernfeld, Poverty, 108-11, 364, n. 316; Hagoort, “Del Sotto’s,” 42, n. 59.