Isaac de Abraham de Marchena y de Crasto

1685 - 1730  (45 años)

• Nombre	Isaac de Abraham de Marchena y de Crasto
  Parentesco	with Maritza Uribe Senior
  Nacimiento	1685	Curacao, Antillas Holandesas
  Sexo	Varón
  Fallecimiento	16 Nov 1730	Curacao, Antillas Holandesas
  Orígenes
  Patriarca & Matriarca	Abraham de Marchena,   n. Cir. 1608, Amsterdam, Paises Bajos f. 9 Feb 1657, Amsterdam, Paises Bajos  (Edad 49 años)  (Bisabuelo)  Sarah Simha de Mordechay de Crasto,   n. 1662, Amsterdam, Paises Bajos f. 25 Abr 1691, Curacao, Antillas Holandesas  (Edad 29 años)  (Madre)
  ID Persona	I1335	rodriguezuribe
  Última Modificación	5 Oct 2022

  
  

  Padre	Abraham de Isaac de Marchena y Carilho,   n. 1664, Curacao, Antillas Holandesas f. 2 Abr 1698, Curacao, Antillas Holandesas (Edad 34 años) Otros socios: Sarah Carilho  c. Desp. 1691
  Madre	Sarah Simha de Mordechay de Crasto,   n. 1662, Amsterdam, Paises Bajos f. 25 Abr 1691, Curacao, Antillas Holandesas (Edad 29 años)
  Matrimonio	15 Jul 1682	Amsterdam, Paises Bajos
  Age at Marriage	He : ~ 18 años y 7 months - She : ~ 20 años y 7 months.
  Hijos	+ 1. Isaac de Abraham de Marchena y de Crasto,   n. 1685, Curacao, Antillas Holandesas f. 16 Nov 1730, Curacao, Antillas Holandesas  (Edad 45 años)
  ID Familia	F322	Hoja del Grupo  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Familia	Esther de Mordechai Namias de Crasto y Carilho   f. 7 Jun 1771, Curacao, Antillas Holandesas
  Matrimonio	Cir. 1720	Curacao, Antillas Holandesas
  Age at Marriage	He : ~ 35 años - She : ??.
  Hijos	+ 1. Abraham de Isaac de Marchena y Namias de Crasto,   n. 1710   f. 5 Dic 1801, Curacao, Antillas Holandesas (Edad 91 años) ▻ Rachel de Jacob de Molina y Gaon  c. Ant. 1736
  ID Familia	F768	Hoja del Grupo  |  Family Chart
  Última Modificación	19 Feb 2014

  
  

• Mapa del Evento

  Nacimiento - 1685 - Curacao, Antillas Holandesas Matrimonio - Cir. 1720 - Curacao, Antillas Holandesas Fallecimiento - 16 Nov 1730 - Curacao, Antillas Holandesas  = Enlace a Google Earth

  
  

• Lápidas

  Foto de Lapida de Isaac de Marchena (1730), Gravestone 1f1, Beta Haim Blenheim, Curaçao Date 1730 Date (numeric) 1730 Time Period 1700-1750 Description & Notes Detail of Gravestone of Isaac de Marchena (1730), Gravestone 1f1, Beta Haim Blenheim, Curaçao. Gravestones in Beta Haim Blenheim have been effaced by pollution from the nearby oil refinery so that often only the image remains on the stone. This stone contains depictions of biblical scenes, skulls with crossbones, and angels. Site/Building Beit Haim Cemetery, Blenheim, Curaçao 1726 Extension, Beit Haim Cemetery, Blenheim, Curaçao Gravestone Number BHB 17261f1; row1f Geographic Location Blenheim [Curaçao] Caribbean, Curaçao [Netherlands Antilles] Jew Horizontal Stone Gravestone of Isaac de Marchena Isaac de Marchena Marchena Family Skull with CrossbonesmAngel Ethnic Group Sephardi Religious Affiliation Jewish Artifact Type Gravestones [Funerary Art] Copyright Holder Laura Leibman

  
  

• Notas

  THE BANCA As in all Spanish-Portuguese synagogues, the BANCA is situated in the middle of the northern wall. This raised, balustrades dais covered by a baldachin, is the seat of the PARNASSIM, also known as the MAHAMAD, the DIRECTIVA, or simply the Board. In Mikvé Israel, the BANCA is made completely of mahogany. Judging from its architectural style, it is difficult to ascertain its exact age. None of its component parts bear any similarity to those of either the HEYCHAL or the THEBAH. Even its mahogany is of a lighter color wood than that of the other pieces of furniture in the SNOA. Especially intriguing, however, is its baldachin, which reveals a decidedly classical (Grecian) influence. Since many of the mansions in Scharloo were enriched at about the end of the nineteenth century with similar Grecian gables, one is tempted to believe that the present BANCA is of a much later date than either the HEYCHAL or the THEBAH. The four distinctive silver, pomegranate-shaped candleholders which enhance the BANCA date back to 1750. They were donated by Ishac de Abraham de Marchena and Ishac de Ishac de Marchena. If this BANCA is not from 1732, then these must have graced an earlier BANCA standing on the same spot.