Settelahel, mere de Salomon le tailleur family

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Saint-Sauveur, 1699-1762

3 generations · 8 people · 14 mentions in 10 records

Salomon18th centuryJerusalem

Georgius18th centuryJerusalem

Settelahel17th centuryJerusalem

Angelica18th centuryJerusalem

Tomas18th centurySee their family

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Members

Family members (8)

Generation 1

manSalomon père d'Angelica
18th century1 mentionJerusalem
manGeorgius fils de Kaciadur Naage, armenien catholique
18th century4 mentionsJerusalem
womanSettelahel, mere de Salomon le tailleur
17th century1 mentionJerusalem

Generation 2

Children of Salomon père d'Angelica

womanAngelica, soeur de Maria fille de Salomon le tailleur
18th century6 mentionsJerusalem
By marriage with Angelica, soeur de Maria fille de Salomon le tailleur
- manTomas fils de Calili, maronite By marriage with Angelica, soeur de Maria fille de Salomon le tailleur
  18th century

Generation 3

Children of Angelica, soeur de Maria fille de Salomon le tailleur and Tomas fils de Calili, maronite

manJoannes
~1705 – ?1 mentionJerusalem

Children of Angelica, soeur de Maria fille de Salomon le tailleur

manAaisa Stephanus
~1708 – ?1 mentionJerusalem
manGiorgius
17th-18th century

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Saint-Sauveur10 records · 14 mentions

Contemporary context

This family is documented in Jerusalem during the attested period of The documented epidemic of 1702: Bethlehem, Jerusalem and Ein Karem. This overlap of dates and places is given as context: it establishes no individual impact. See the event
This family is documented in Jerusalem during the attested period of The plague of May–June 1711: Bethlehem and Jerusalem. This overlap of dates and places is given as context: it establishes no individual impact. See the event

Records per decade

Band: attested period of The documented epidemic of 1702: Bethlehem, Jerusalem and Ein Karem.

Band: attested period of The plague of May–June 1711: Bethlehem and Jerusalem.

Sources and method

Settelahel, mere de Salomon le tailleurLLP-R4108

spelling in the record: Settelahel

deceased, record of 1699 · See their mention in the 1699 record.

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A documented event affects this parish during this period.
Jerusalem · The autumn 1710 plague: Bethlehem and Jerusalem (1710)
Scope rules bar the link between this family and this event: no record places it there, at the time and place the event is attested. A silence, not a gap.
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Jerusalem · Plague of 1720-1721 (Bethlehem, Jerusalem, Ein Karem) (1720-1721)
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Jerusalem · Plague of 1732 (Bethlehem, Jerusalem, Ein Karem) (1732)
Scope rules bar the link between this family and this event: no record places it there, at the time and place the event is attested. A silence, not a gap.
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Jerusalem · The 1741-1742 plague: Bethlehem and Jerusalem (1741-1742)
Scope rules bar the link between this family and this event: no record places it there, at the time and place the event is attested. A silence, not a gap.
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Jerusalem · The 1760 plague: Jerusalem and its surroundings (1760)
Scope rules bar the link between this family and this event: no record places it there, at the time and place the event is attested. A silence, not a gap.
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Ottoman Holy Land Christian Communities Project, "Settelahel, mere de Salomon le tailleur family," accessed 22 August 2026, https://levantinelives.org/en/familles/FC-0101/. Version cited: snapshot from 22 August 2026, hash 6e786c75bf1b.

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