Isaac Jose Pardo Abendana y Nehemias de Crasto

1824 - 1887  (62 años)

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  Isaac Jose Pardo Nehemias

  
  
• Nombre	Isaac Jose Pardo Abendana y Nehemias de Crasto
  Parentesco	with Maritza Uribe Senior
  Nacimiento	27 Sep 1824	Altona, Hamburgo, Alemania
  Sexo	Varón
  También conocido/a como	Isaac Jose Pardo Abendana
  Fallecimiento	5 Ago 1887	Caracas, Venezuela
  Orígenes
  Patriarca & Matriarca	Saul de Josiah Pardo y Levy Morteira,   n. 1654, Amsterdam, Países Bajos f. 17 Abr 1702, Curacao, Antillas Holandesas  (Edad 48 años)  (3 x Bisabuelo)  Angelina de Miguel Nehemias y Belmonte,   n. 20 Nov 1788, Altona,Hamburgo, Alemania f. 4 Ago 1847, La Guaira, Vargas, Venezuela  (Edad 58 años)  (Madre)
  ID Persona	I3089	rodriguezuribe.co
  Última Modificación	11 Sep 2024

  
  

  Padre	Jacobo de Aaron Pardo y Abendana,   n. 6 Abr 1786, Amsterdam, Paises Bajos f. 6 Dic 1826, Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional, Republica Dominicana (Edad 40 años)
  Madre	Angelina de Miguel Nehemias y Belmonte,   n. 20 Nov 1788, Altona,Hamburgo, Alemania f. 4 Ago 1847, La Guaira, Vargas, Venezuela (Edad 58 años)
  Marriage	1805	Hamburgo, Alemania
  Age at Marriage	He : ~ 18 años y 8 months - She : ~ 16 años y 1 month.
  Hijos	+ 1. Isaac Jose Pardo Abendana y Nehemias de Crasto,   n. 27 Sep 1824, Altona, Hamburgo, Alemania f. 5 Ago 1887, Caracas, Venezuela  (Edad 62 años)
  ID Familia	F1441	Hoja del Grupo  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Familia	Maria de Jesus Mendes Monsanto y Rivas Narvaez,   n. 25 Oct 1826, Cumana, Sucre, Venezuela f. 2 Ago 1917, Caracas, Venezuela (Edad 90 años)
  Marriage	22 Jun 1846	Caracas, Venezuela
  	Tipo: Catolico
  Age at Marriage	He : 21 años y 9 months - She : 19 años y 8 months.
  Notas	Name Ysaac Jose Pardo Sex Male Father's Name Jacob Pardo Father's Sex Male Mother's Name Angela Naamias Mother's Sex Female Spouse's Name Maria del Jesus Monsanto Spouse's Sex Female Spouse's Father's Name Antonio Meudes Monsanto Spouse's Father's Sex Male Spouse's Mother's Name Lucia Rivas Event Type Marriage Event Date 22 de junio de 1846 Event Place El Sagrario, Caracas, Libertador, Distrito Capital, Venezuela
  Hijos	+ 1. Josefa Ines Pardo Nehemias y Mendes Monsanto,   n. 31 Jul 1862, Caracas, Venezuela f. 1945, Caracas, Venezuela (Edad 82 años) ▻ Doctor David Lobo y Senior  c. 9 Oct 1896
  ID Familia	F1442	Hoja del Grupo  |  Family Chart
  Última Modificación	2 Sep 2024

  
  

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  Nacimiento - 27 Sep 1824 - Altona, Hamburgo, Alemania  = Enlace a Google Earth

  
  

• Notas

  Name Isaac José Pardo Sex Male Age 63 años Birth Date 1824 Birthplace Hamburgo, Alemania Event Type Death Event Date 5 de agosto de 1887 Event Place Libertador, Distrito Capital, Venezuela Certificate Number 93 Early Venezuelan life Contributed By J JahnLatouche Isaac Pardo boarded the George Andrea brig on March 10, 1841, arrived at La Guaira on March 12,1841 and disembarked the following day, a boat took him to "Colombian land"; where his brother Michel was waiting for him, he imagined having reached the Gran Colombia de Bolívar, he was then 17 years old and did not know that it had already dissolved. On February 3rd,1846 he adopted Venezuelan nationality, the Naturalization Letter is signed by the President of the Republic, General Carlos Soublette, with whom the new Venezuelan arrived to have an almost filial relationship. He was also a great friend of General José Antonio Páez. On June 21st,1846 he was baptized Catholic in the Cathedral of Caracas (mixed marriage was not allowed here) and the next day he married María de Jesús Monsanto, daughter of Antonio Méndez Monsanto and Lucía Rivas de León, who when he married use the Monsanto surname; presumably for being the most Israelite and significant (Monsanto, Monte Santo, Zión, Jerusalem.) of their surnames. He founded a trading house in Caracas, Pardo & Cía, with a branch in La Guaira and a bank; the first Banco de Venezuela, whose acts are currently in the archives of the Central Bank of Venezuela. On two occasions he was commissioned by the government to be in charge of the minting of currency, the first and second issuance of bolivars, previously in Venezuela the legal tender was the peso, he was part of the eventful beginnings of the telegraph, initiated by the Spanish engineer Manuel de Montufar, service of which he was Director. He also participated in the installation of the telephone, in 1858 he was one of the promoters of the Caracas Theater, located between the corners of Ibarras to Veroes, the most important until the founding of the Guzmán Blanco Theater, today known as the Alfredo Sadel Municipal Theater. He was Director of Immigration and in the years 1873 and 1881 he was part of the Census Board, without having studied law, he was a very knowledgeable man in legal matters and, when the Codification Commission was created by Guzmán Blanco to update the archaic Legal Codes he was included to work on the drafting of the Commercial Code. Due to his personal friendship with Guzmán Blanco, he lent the government of Venezuela large amounts of money that he could never collect and died poorly, then decades later the President of the Republic, Carlos Andrés Pérez, decreed the expiration of the debt and ended the legal actions of the heirs destined to the collection of said sums.