Catharina Querido-Sarphti

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About Catharina Querido-Sarphti

The husband of Catharina Sarphti survived the war. In 1942 she was still engaged to him. The husband bought a symbolic grave for her on Ouderkerk. According to tradition Catharina died in Theresienstadt of dyphteria. Addition of a visitor of the website The name of Catharina Querido-Sarphti is ad…

7 April 2016

Widow Rosalie Sarphti-Lappeman and her family

Rosalie Lappeman married in 1898 to Isaac Sarphti in Amsterdam. He died in 1931. They had three children, of whom two survived the war. Rosalie and Catharina were employees of the Jewish Council during the war at the department 'aid to people who are leaving'. Catharina married on 29 June 1943 in Am…

7 April 2016

Huwelijk, deportatie Catharina Querido-Sarphti

Onderstaande is ontleen aan: http://www.maxvandam.info/humo-gen/family.php?id=F17166 Isaac Querido‏‎ zoon van Jacob Querido en Klaartje Boas‏. Geboren ‎16 sep 1904 (7 Tishrei 5665) Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland‎, bron: Beth Haim te Ouderkerk aan de Amstel, bron: Gezinskaart Amsterdam,…

By: Piet den Otter on 9 January 2019

Koffer in Auschwitz

De koffer van Catharina Querido-Sarphti en haar echtgenoot Isaac Querido bevindt zich in museum Auschwitz, inv.nr. PMO-II-1-390. Bron: Yad Vashem, List of Jews who arrived in Auschwitz, based on the names found on the suitcases they brought to the camp Record Group: O.41 - Lists and Documentation of…

By: Piet den Otter on 9 January 2019

The address of Catharina Querido-Sarphti

Van Woustraat 244 II, Amsterdam in February 1941 Visit location page

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Rosalie Sarphti-Lappeman

1874 - 1943
Catharina Querido-Sarphti

1904