Barent married ISAAC Rachel Benjamin on 05 Aug 1718 in Amsterdam, Holland. Rachel (daughter of ISAAC Benjamin (Wolf Prager)) was born in 1701 in London; died on 00 Aug 1770 in Tower Hill; was buried in Hoxton Old Jewish burial Ground. [Group Sheet]
GOMPERTZ Elizabeth (3.Solomon3, 2.Barent2, 1.Bele1) was born in in London; died on 12 Jan 1794 in Amsterdam, Holland; was buried in Muiderberg Cemetery, Amsterdam, Holland.
GOMPERTZ Barent Solomon (3.Solomon3, 2.Barent2, 1.Bele1) was born on 13 Apr 1771 in London; died on 09 Sep 1824 in Teignmouth, Devon; was buried in Exeter Jewish Cemetery.
Barent married KEYSER Miriam on 25 Aug 1790 in Walthamstow. Miriam died in 1837 in India. [Group Sheet]
Children:
33. GOMPERTZ Alexander Barent was born in 1791; died on 23 Nov 1844; was buried in Saint Mary At Lambeth, London.
Ephraim married SMITH Adelaide on 20 Apr 1811 in Camberwell St Giles. Adelaide was born in 1786 in Middlesex. [Group Sheet]
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GOMPERTZ Rachel (3.Solomon3, 2.Barent2, 1.Bele1) was born in 1778; died on 19 Sep 1853 in Castle Terrace Brixton; was buried in Lauriston Road Jewish Cemetery.
50. GOMPERTZ Justina Lydia was born on 21 Aug 1811 in Kenningtom Place, Vauxhall, London; died in 1883; was buried on 20 Sep 1883 in Nuevo (New) Jewish Cemetery, London.
51. GOMPERTZ Joseph [Joseph b Ze'ev Emden] was born in 1814; died on 15 Jan 1824 in Kennington Lane, Lambeth, London; was buried on 18 Jan 1824 in Hoxton Old Burial Ground.
GOMPERTZ Amelia (3.Solomon3, 2.Barent2, 1.Bele1) was born in 1782; died on 26 Dec 1858 in Stafford Lodge St Ann's Rd North Brixton; was buried in Lauriston Road Jewish Cemetery.
GOMPERTS Lion (Lyon) (5.Joseph3, 2.Barent2, 1.Bele1) was born on 20 Sep 1763 in London; died on 8 May 1848; was buried in Lauriston Road Jewish Cemetery.
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