Israel I. Cohen (1750-1803) was also a public spirited citizen of Richmond, Virginia serving as a juryman, a volunteer constable, a subscriber for shares in the Academy of Arts and Sciences of the United States of America established in Richmond in 1786. He was also a Trustee of the Franklin Street Cemetery. He died in 1803 and was buried in Richmond.
In 1808 Judith Solomon Cohen, Israel I. Cohen's widow, moved to Baltimore with seven children: Jacob I., Jr., Philip I., Maria I., Mendes I., Benjamin I., David I., and Joshua I. The [UNK] relationship with Baltimore began with Judith Cohen's move. Biographical sketches of Cohen family members important to the Cohen collections are to follow.
Marriage of Judith to Israel Cohen June 28, 1788
Birth of Joshua Cohen Richmond, VA, USA 1789 September 30, 1789
Birth of Jacob I. Cohen Richmond, VA, USA 1791
Birth of Solomon I. Cohen April 17, 1793
Birth of Philip I. Cohen Richmond, VA, USA September 30, 1794
Birth of Maria I. Cohen Richmond, VA, USA May 25, 1796
Birth of Mendes I. Cohen Richmond, VA, USA September 17, 1797
Birth of Benjamin I. Cohen Richmond, VA, USA April 30, 1800
Birth of David I. Cohen Richmond, VA, USA
He died, at the age of 52, on July 19, 1803 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He is buried at the Franklin Street Jewish Burying Ground, Richmond, Richmond City, Virginia.[1]
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