Maria Fernandez de Carvajal
In my earliest essay on ” The Resettlement of the Jews in England ” (Lond., 1888, p. 5) I suggested, on circumstantial evidence which then seemed to me convincing, that Maria, the wife of Antonio Fernandez de Carvajal, the founder of the Anglo-Jewish community, was a daughter of Antonio de Souza, then Portuguese Resident or Ambassador in England. The error was pointed out to me very soon after by a friend in Lisbon, who sent me an abstract of a case recorded in the archives of the local Inquisition by which the family of Senora de Carvajal was identified. The facts were briefly recited in my paper on ” Crypto-Jews in the Canaries” (J. H. S. Trans., vol. vii. p. Ill), and were alluded to in my earlier paper on “The Disraeli Family” H. S. Trans., vol. v. pp. 215-216), but they have not hitherto
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1893
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- The Lehman—Goldsmid Litigation
- “Theodore Cyphon.”
- Jews and the Coral Trade
- The Netherbury Tombstone
- Passes Issued to Jews in the Period 1689 to 1696
- Colonial Commerce
- Mrs. Brydges Willyams and Benjamin Disraeli
- Maria Fernandez de Carvajal
- Extracts from the Close Rolls, 1289—1368
- Charles Dickens and Eliza Davis
- A Petition from Haslemere in 1753
- The Bodleian Bowl
- PREFACE.
