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Jakob Jokel Weil Rabbi, 1460–…

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Jakob Jokel Weil Rabbi

Name: Jakob Jokel /Weil/ Rabbi
Surname: Weil
Given names: Jakob Jokel
Name suffix: Rabbi

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father	Links Birth: about 1420 35 Occupation: Rabbi Death: Unique identifier: 561407C6F79CB44981A262096C0521B49B81 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Jakob Jokel Weil Rabbi Meir Mahara'm Weil Rabbi 1420–… Birth: about 1420 35 Death:
himself	Links Birth: about 1460 40 Occupation: Rabbi Death: Unique identifier: 84ED70BC52C2BD4E9D50BE4F4FF238D10087 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Judele Freibusch Jona Weil Moshe Halevi Weil Jakob Jokel Weil Rabbi 1460–… Birth: about 1460 40 Death:

Family with Judele Freibusch
himself	Links Birth: about 1460 40 Occupation: Rabbi Death: Unique identifier: 84ED70BC52C2BD4E9D50BE4F4FF238D10087 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Judele Freibusch Jona Weil Moshe Halevi Weil Jakob Jokel Weil Rabbi 1460–… Birth: about 1460 40 Death:
partner	Links Death: Unique identifier: 84ED70BC52C2BD4E9D50BE4F4FF238D10087 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Jakob Jokel Weil Rabbi Jona Weil Moshe Halevi Weil Judele Freibusch …–… Death:
son	Links Birth: about 1485 25 Occupation: Rabbi Death: Unique identifier: DFDD15F4C942CA4EA0B887220B415B17A7E9 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Ya'akov Weil Efraim Naftali Hirsch Weil Samuel Uri Schraga Weil Jona Weil 1485–… Birth: about 1485 25 Death:
-4 years son	Links Birth: about 1480 20 Death: Unique identifier: 3D7497EADCBBC74EAAB6BB5595A78BDFF430 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Ya'akov Halevi Weil … Weil Moshe Halevi Weil 1480–… Birth: about 1480 20 Death:

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Birth	about 1460 40
Occupation	Rabbi
Birth of a son	Moshe Halevi Weil about 1480
Birth of a son	Jona Weil about 1485
Death of a father	Meir Mahara'm Weil Rabbi
Death	yes
Unique identifier	6A52718BC7DEB144A1B982BECA2D316D812E
Last change	23 July 2012 – 21:49:14 Author of last change: Danny

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Note	R. Jakob YOKEL Weil: Rabbi and LandesRabbiner, Bayern; Pulpit in Donauwoerth; He is calledJequil by Fritz Schafferdt in the article appearing in the Stuttgart Sept1961, Israel. KultursveReinigung, where it is stated that he is thesource of the French line of Weils, due to David Vail who was Rabbi inMetz in 1650. This connection is furthered by Fredericus Ragstat de Weillin 1685 in Metz, who claims descendancy from Juda, the father of R. JacobWeil (cited in article authored by Rabbi Dr. Neufeld). This theory hasRabbi Jakob married twice, his second wife, Juttele is the daughter ofJoel Feibusch of Alesheim near Bingen. Since the associated four sons areall Leviim, one must deduce that this Juttele was probably a widow,having been married to a Levite in Landau, and bringing these four sonsinto this marriage.

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R. Jakob YOKEL Weil:

Rabbi and LandesRabbiner, Bayern; Pulpit in Donauwoerth; He is calledJequil by Fritz Schafferdt in the article appearing in the Stuttgart Sept1961, Israel. KultursveReinigung, where it is stated that he is thesource of the French line of Weils, due to David Vail who was Rabbi inMetz in 1650. This connection is furthered by Fredericus Ragstat de Weillin 1685 in Metz, who claims descendancy from Juda, the father of R. JacobWeil (cited in article authored by Rabbi Dr. Neufeld). This theory hasRabbi Jakob married twice, his second wife, Juttele is the daughter ofJoel Feibusch of Alesheim near Bingen. Since the associated four sons areall Leviim, one must deduce that this Juttele was probably a widow,having been married to a Levite in Landau, and bringing these four sonsinto this marriage.