Simon Daniel 1580..1587-

It seems that they had 12 children in Nice between 1604 and 1629 :

Baptism records

1. Naissance 1604 DANIEL Lions NICE St-Jacques (av-1814)

2. Naissance 1606 DANIEL François NICE St-Jacques (av-1814)

3. Naissance 1608 DANIEL Pierre Jean NICE St-Jacques (av-1814)

4. Naissance 1611 DANIEL Jacques NICE St-Jacques (av-1814)

5. Naissance 1613 DANIEL Honorine NICE St-Jacques (av-1814)

6. Naissance 1616 DANIEL Valentine NICE St-Jacques (av-1814)

7. Naissance 1618 DANIEL Ludovic NICE St-Jacques (av-1814)

8. Naissance 1621 DANIEL Thomas NICE St-Jacques (av-1814)

9. Naissance 1623 DANIEL Ludovique NICE St-Jacques (av-1814)

10. Naissance 1626 DANIEL Fabrice NICE St-Jacques (av-1814)

11. Naissance 1626 DANIEL Valentine NICE St-Jacques (av-1814)

12. Naissance 1629 DANIEL Elisabeth NICE St-Jacques (av-1814)

Source : https://actes.agam-06.com/actes/chercher.php

Daniel, David and Eliacim were used in the County of Nice about XIIIe century as firsts name among Christians. Daniel was called the notary public of Saorge in 1092 too. And Daniel was used as a first name yet in 1326 in the village of Tourrette-Levens. Were some of these people of Jewish origin? It is very possible, and I think likely in the case of "Eliasim". Also David was used as family name, aldeady about 133 in Guillaumes.

Paul Canestrier adds that in the Middle Age enough Jews lived in the town of Nice, and that other Jews arrived from Spain in 1492, and from Oran about 1600. Among their second names are Avigdor, David, Gavay, Lattès, Lévy, Lopes, Montel, etc.

See https://www.persee.fr/docAsPDF/rio_0048-8151_1951_num_3_2_1202.pdf