Dataset "Dynasties Juives" ID 125

Author: Cyril Grange	Publication date: 22/04/2014
Status:	License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/

Short description: Genealogical dataset of the major Jewish financial dynasties in Paris at the end of the 19th century.

General

Name:	Dynasties Juives
Simplified name:	dynasties_juives
Author:	Cyril Grange
Coder:	Cyril Grange
Contributor:	Cyril Grange
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Creation date:	06/03/2014
Edition date:	06/03/2014

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Data publication

Permanent link:	https://www.kinsources.net/kidarep/dataset-125-dynasties-juives.xhtml
Conditions of use:	http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/
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How to cite:	Cyril Grange (2014), Dynasties Juives dataset, https://www.kinsources.net/kidarep/dataset-125-dynasties-juives.xhtml

Data collection

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Description

Description:	The genealogical dataset includes members of the major Jewish financial dynasties in Paris at the end of the 19th century; it covers the period extending from 1750 to 1950. It has been limited to those families mentioned in the who’s who of the 1899 Livre d’or des Salons. This directory is among the foremost blue books whose number began increasing after 1880 : the Annuaire Ehret, Tout-Paris, the Annuaire des Châteaux, and later the Bottin Mondain and the Livre d’or des Salons. The Livre d’or des Salons was among the most selective, and the large Jewish families it contains are mostly banking dynasties many of which also have representatives in other European capitals or cities. The Jewishness of the families retained is attested by their frequent mention in the archives of the Parisian Consistory as well as their involvement in philanthropic works of its Charity Committee. Among the family names mentioned are: Beer, Bischoffsheim, Cahen d’Anvers, Camondo, Ephrussi, Fould, Goldschmidt, Gunzburg, Heine, Koenigswarter, Porges, Rothschild, and Weisweiller. The dataset has been compiled mainly from various genealogical works (Richter 1992, Dietz 1907), and material drawn from civil and ecclesiastical records deposited respectively at the Parisian civil status registry office and in the archives of the Parisian Consistory. Finally, the dataset has also been enriched by discussions with members of a number of genealogical associations. Dietz, A. ([1907] 1988). The jewish Community of Frankfurt, A genealogical study 1349-1849 (Ed. Isobel Mordy). Camelford: Vanderher Publications. Richter, J. H. (1992). The Ancestry and inter-family Relationships of a few selected Families of Jewish Financiers in central and western Europe since about 1700. Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Ann Arbor.

Description:

The genealogical dataset includes members of the major Jewish financial dynasties in Paris at the end of the 19th century; it covers the period extending from 1750 to 1950. It has been limited to those families mentioned in the who’s who of the 1899 Livre d’or des Salons. This directory is among the foremost blue books whose number began increasing after 1880 : the Annuaire Ehret, Tout-Paris, the Annuaire des Châteaux, and later the Bottin Mondain and the Livre d’or des Salons. The Livre d’or des Salons was among the most selective, and the large Jewish families it contains are mostly banking dynasties many of which also have representatives in other European capitals or cities. The Jewishness of the families retained is attested by their frequent mention in the archives of the Parisian Consistory as well as their involvement in philanthropic works of its Charity Committee. Among the family names mentioned are: Beer, Bischoffsheim, Cahen d’Anvers, Camondo, Ephrussi, Fould, Goldschmidt, Gunzburg, Heine, Koenigswarter, Porges, Rothschild, and Weisweiller. The dataset has been compiled mainly from various genealogical works (Richter 1992, Dietz 1907), and material drawn from civil and ecclesiastical records deposited respectively at the Parisian civil status registry office and in the archives of the Parisian Consistory. Finally, the dataset has also been enriched by discussions with members of a number of genealogical associations.

Dietz, A. ([1907] 1988). The jewish Community of Frankfurt, A genealogical study 1349-1849 (Ed. Isobel Mordy). Camelford: Vanderher Publications.

Richter, J. H. (1992). The Ancestry and inter-family Relationships of a few selected Families of Jewish Financiers in central and western Europe since about 1700. Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Ann Arbor.

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Individuals	11521		Unions	4564		Relations	25		Generations	18

Statistics

Individuals	11521
Men	6039	52.42	%
Women	5385	46.74	%
Unknown	97	0.84	%
Non single men	4501
Non single women	4393
Mean spouse of men	1.07
Mean spouse of women	1.04
Co-husband_relations	187
Co-wife_relations	321

Unions	4564
Marriages	4564
Marriages density		0.34	%
Fertile marriages	2996	65.64	%
Parent child ties	14593
Filiation density		1.1	%
First cousin marriages	72	1.58	%
Cross (first) cousin marriages	29	0.64	%
Parallel (first) cousin marriages	43	0.94	%
Niece/Nephew marriages	15	0.33	%
Levirate marriages	0	0.0	%
Sororate marriages	16	0.35	%
Double or exchange marriages	64	1.4	%
Double marriages	44	0.96	%
Exchange marriages	20	0.44	%
Mean children per fertile couple	2.31

Depth	18
Depth mean	1.93
Agnatic fratry size mean	2.36
Uterine fratry size mean	2.41

Components	6
Mean components share (agnatic)	0.02	%
without singleton	0.070	%
Mean components share (uterine)	0.02	%
without singleton	0.060	%
Max components (agnatic)	3.68	%
Max components (uterine)	1.15	%

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Gender BIAS (net weight)

Components

Genealogical Completeness

Sibset Distribution

First Cousin Marriages

Ancestor Chains (degree=3)

Consanguines per person

Genders

PEDG 2

PEDG 3

Union Status

Attributes

Scope	Count	Labels
Corpus	3	Kinsources_filter, Kinsources_filter_count, Kinsources permanent link
Individuals	8	BIRT_DATE, BIRT_PLAC, BURI_DATE, BURI_PLAC, CHAN_DATE, CHR_DATE, DEAT_DATE, DEAT_PLAC
Families	3	DIV_PLAC, MARR_DATE, MARR_PLAC

Scope	Label	Not set	%	Filled	%	Set	%	Max.
CORPUS	Kinsources_filter	0	0.00 %	1	100.00 %	1	100.00 %	1
CORPUS	Kinsources_filter_count	0	0.00 %	1	100.00 %	1	100.00 %	1
CORPUS	Kinsources permanent link	0	0.00 %	1	100.00 %	1	100.00 %	1
INDIVIDUALS	BIRT_DATE	4209	36.53 %	7312	63.47 %	7312	63.47 %	11521
INDIVIDUALS	BIRT_PLAC	7688	66.73 %	3833	33.27 %	3833	33.27 %	11521
INDIVIDUALS	BURI_DATE	11496	99.78 %	25	0.22 %	25	0.22 %	11521
INDIVIDUALS	BURI_PLAC	11501	99.83 %	20	0.17 %	20	0.17 %	11521
INDIVIDUALS	CHAN_DATE	11518	99.97 %	3	0.03 %	3	0.03 %	11521
INDIVIDUALS	CHR_DATE	11517	99.97 %	4	0.03 %	4	0.03 %	11521
INDIVIDUALS	DEAT_DATE	7358	63.87 %	4163	36.13 %	4163	36.13 %	11521
INDIVIDUALS	DEAT_PLAC	9340	81.07 %	2181	18.93 %	2181	18.93 %	11521
FAMILIES	DIV_PLAC	4762	99.50 %	24	0.50 %	24	0.50 %	4786
FAMILIES	MARR_DATE	709	14.81 %	4077	85.19 %	4077	85.19 %	4786
FAMILIES	MARR_PLAC	3420	71.46 %	1366	28.54 %	1366	28.54 %	4786

Controls

Control type	Anomaly count
AUTO_MARRIAGE	0
CYCLIC_DESCENT_CASES	0
FEMALE_FATHERS_OR_MALE_MOTHERS	0
MULTIPLE_FATHERS_OR_MOTHERS	0
PARENT_CHILD_MARRIAGES	0
SAME_SEX_SPOUSES	0
NAMELESS_PERSONS	0
UNKNOWN_SEX_PERSONS	97
UNKNOWN_SEX_PARENTS_SPOUSES	0
UNKNOWN_RELATIVES	0
INCONSISTENT_DATES	244
MISSING_DATES	6978
MISSING_DATES_COMPACT	6978