Moses de Manuel Alvares Correa y Febos

Cir. 1700 - 1765  (~ 65 años)

• Nombre	Moses de Manuel Alvares Correa y Febos
  Nacimiento	Cir. 1700	Curacao, Antillas Holandesas
  Sexo	Varón
  Fallecimiento	6 Ene 1765	Curacao, Antillas Holandesas
  Edad	~ 65 años
  ID Persona	I1772	rodriguezuribe
  Última Modificación	11 Ene 2013

  
  

  Padre	Manuel Alvares Correa           n. 1650, Livorno,Toscana, Italia           f. 17 Ene 1717, Curacao, Antillas Holandesas  (Edad 67 años)
  Madre	Esther de Isaac Febos
  Casado	10 Abr 1691	Amsterdam, Países Bajos
  Notas	Viuda de Mordechai Abendana
  ID Familia	F945	Hoja del Grupo  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Familia	Esther de Jacob Semah Ferro y Alvares Correa           n. Cir. 1715           f. 11 Ene 1765, Curacao, Antillas Holandesas  (Edad ~ 50 años)
  Casado	Ant. 1736	Curacao, Antillas Holandesas
  Hijos	1. Ribca de Moses Alvares Correa y Semah Ferro
  Última Modificación	19 Feb 2014
  ID Familia	F509	Hoja del Grupo  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  		Nacimiento - Cir. 1700 - Curacao, Antillas Holandesas Casado - Ant. 1736 - Curacao, Antillas Holandesas Fallecimiento - 6 Ene 1765 - Curacao, Antillas Holandesas  = Enlace a Google Earth

  
  

• Lápidas

  Mosseh Alvares Correa and his wife Ester January 6, 1765 and January 11, 1765 Bluestone, 77.4 x 25.8 x 5.9 inches and bluestone, 77.1 x 27.2 x 5.3 inches In 1734 Mosseh Alvares Correa was the Parnas of Hebrah, the burials and cemetery administrator. He had arranged in 1726 for a rustic wall to be built enclosing Beth Haim at his own expense. Since that date the wall has always been extended together with the cemetery and tended with care. It's one of the valuable historic features of Beth Haim. Mosseh, a merchant and active member of the Jewish community, married his niece Ester, daughter of his sister Gracia and Jahacob Semach Ferro. Ester died just five days after Mosseh and lies buried beside him. Decorating their gravestones is a tree of life in which two doves have settled. In the Talmud the dove symbolizes the purity, harmony and chastity of family life. Other graves in Beth Haim where the dove may be seen as a motif referring to the family are those of the Lopes Castro and Halevi families. The epitaph for Mosseh Alvares Correa is as simple and modest as the man himself; it's a verse from the biblical book of Exodus (19:3).