Person

Samuel, Weyl - Donaueschingen is mentioned 18 times between 1683 and 1730. He died around 1730. His designation in the Stühlingen family tree is 'W1'.

After having been expelled from Tiengen in 1683 Samuel moved with his extended family through Stühlingen to Donaueschingen [R1310; 05.11.1683]. Only Isac Schwab and Israel Ulman with their respective families were allowed to remain in Tiengen [R1329; 10.20.1683] . The passage fee, set originally at 20 fl. were subsequently reduced to 3 `Reichstaler`. Meyer Levi in Unterlauchringen paid part of the fee on behalf of the destitute refugees [R1331; 10.31.1683] . But within 27 years Samuel had advanced to court Jew in Donaueschingen, holding both the tobacco and iron trade monopoly [R12; 01.01.1710] , [R13; 01.01.1710]. He had acquired a fine mansion (Schellenberg house) [R7; 01.01.1710]. According to Rosenthal he also served as parnas for the Donaueschingen Jews RR#3:. But after the baptism of his son Leheman [R4570; 01.01.1729] , he was on the protection list only once more [R19; 01.01.1730]. .

1683-05-11	Those Jews who are moving away from Tiengen, namely Efrem and the two Samuehl Weihl, pay 10 fl. trespassing customs for seven carts of household items, 19 persons and 20 pieces of cattle.
1697-01-01	Model Jew, Samuel of Donaueschingen, Sandel Jew, and his son Marum are fined for physical and verbal injuries.
1698-05-02	Samuel of Donaueschingen pays 3 fl. trespassing fee for a year.
1698-08-07	Israel and Samuel Jews of Tiengen pay 3 fl. (probably both) for trespassing.
1699-09-30	The following Jews purchased trespassing for a year: Samuel of Donaueschingen 2.25 fl. Ephrem of that town 2.25 fl. Israel and Samuel of Tiengen 3 fl.
1700-10-18	Israel and Samuel, Jews of Tiengen, purchase trespassing for 3 fl. which were paid by Jew Sandel.
1700-12-10	Samuel Jew (in Donaueschingen) is absolved from a claim of 77 fl. after it turned out that he had paid it by a bull and 30 fl. 13 years ago.
1710-01-01	Grant of the tobacco trade monopoly to Samuel Weyl for 6 years.
1710-01-01	Samuel Weyl is paid 1200 fl. for selling 15 horses.
1710-01-01	Grant of the iron trade monopoly to Samuel Weyl for 6 years.
1720-01-01	Lehmann Weyl Jew was paid 200 fl. for his claim to the Schellenberg house amounting 426 fl. (see page 558 of the previous account). Samuel Weyl got 30 fl. down payment for selling a house to the dominion.
1723-08-15	Geleit auswärtiger Juden: Samuel zu Donaueschingen, Simeon und Samuel Uehlmann zu Tiengen, Baroch zu Endingen, Jud Jeperle zu Randegg, Meyer Bloch und Joseph Gugenheimb von Gailingen,Menckin Bernheimb und Meyer Bernheimb zu Tiengen.
1724-08-15	Geleit auswärtiger Juden: Samuel zu Donaueschingen, Simeon und Samuel Uehlmann zu Tiengen, Baroch zu Endingen, Jud Joperle zu Randegg, Joseph Gugenheimb von Gailingen, Menckin Bernheimb und Meyer Bernheimb zu Tiengen.
1725-08-15	Geleit von fremden Juden: Samuel zu Donaueschingen. Simeon und Samuel zu Tiengen. Boroch zu Endingen. Jud Jopperle zu Randegg. Joseph Gugenheimb von Gailingen. Menckin Bernheimb und Meyer Bernheimb zu Tiengen.
1726-08-15	Geleit fremder Juden: Jacob Levi von Unterlauchringen, Baroch von Endingen, Jud Jopperle von Randegg, Menckin Bernheimb von Tiengen, Mayer Bernhaimb ebenda, Samuel zu Donaueschingen, Simeon und Samuel Uhlmann zu Tiengen.
1727-08-15	Geleitgelder von Samuel zu Donaueschingen, Simeon und Samuel Uhlmann zu Tiengen, Barroch zu Endingen, Jud Jopperle zu Randegg, Mencken Bernheimb zu Tiengen, Meyer Bernheimb ebenda, Jacob Levi von Unterlauchringen.
1729-08-15	Ausstehende Gelder von fremden Juden, die Geleit haben: Samuel zu Donaueschingen (40), Simon und Samuel Uhlmann zu Tiengen (25), Baroch von Endingen (2), Joseph Sandels Tochtermann (2), Jacob Levi zu Unterlauchringen (70).
1730-01-01	Jewish protection fee: Samuel Weyl (on the margin: nothing in the future). Marum Weyl.