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Kevin Martin The Sephardic Diaspora
24 December 2016 à 05:05

I came across 'Studia Rosenthaliana' being in English about Dutch Jewry its obviously of interest but how does one get access

Jeremy Bliss The Sephardic Diaspora
24 December 2016 à 04:42

Hello again, I am now trying to establish with some more concrete evidence the line for Benvenida Mordechai Levy Montezinos b.1730 d.1790.I have found Oudekerk records that attest to the marriage between her father Mordechai Isaac Levy Montezinos b.1689 d.1785 to Judith de Jacob Falcaho (Falcao) daughter of Jacob Joseph Falcao and Benvenida Moses Rodrigues. Whilst it appears on the marriage record...

Benjamin Raphael RABAT. NOTRE VILLE,NOTRE QUARTIER,NOTRE COIN DE RUE.
23 December 2016 à 22:33

CHOISISSEZ C'EST GRATUIT.Laissez la note je réglerais plus tard.

Benjamin Raphael RABAT. NOTRE VILLE,NOTRE QUARTIER,NOTRE COIN DE RUE.
23 December 2016 à 22:27

souvenir en cuir

Bernard Mendoza The Foundation for the Preservation of the Western Sephardic Tradition
23 December 2016 à 20:05

Can anyone please help me - I am looking for a DVD/CD of traditional Sephardic wedding music. Please reply to bmend@live.com as I'm affraid I'm not a frequent visitor to Facebook - many thanks.

Ton Tielen The Sephardic Diaspora
23 December 2016 à 11:47

An interesting read: Mriiam Bodian: "The Portuguese Jews of Amsterdam and the Status of Christians". "The Portuguese Jews of Amsterdam and the Status of Christians" https://www.academia.edu/9009437/_The_Portuguese_Jews_of_Amsterdam_and_the_Status_of_Christians_PS: To read the article, you have to register, which is easy and free of charge. They do have premium membership, but they do not bombard y...

Genie Milgrom The Sephardic Diaspora
23 December 2016 à 07:24

Hi all. A woman wrote me asking me more information on her husband's line if Raphaels that have been traced from England to the US. Can someone help out? Here is her information.She would like to know where they were from originally as she thinks it was from Spain then England then Boston ThanksHis great grandfather Aaron Raphael was born in England and married to Dinah who was born in Germany. A...

Ton Tielen The Sephardic Diaspora
23 December 2016 à 00:23

In 1616 Ets Haim was established. May it live to be as old as Metusalem. At least.

Jel Jel The Sephardic Diaspora
22 December 2016 à 19:34

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeS46weU4ZI

Kevin Martin The Sephardic Diaspora
22 December 2016 à 17:40

feal free to delete my last post as I was lucky on landing on the one page about the Jewish community but on reading closely it only covers the period 1818-1865 ok in some detail

Jeremy Bliss The Sephardic Diaspora
22 December 2016 à 15:41

Dear All, Thanks enormously for your help on my last post and I hope to hear from you more. I have another interesting riddle that maybe someone may have an idea on, perhaps Gigi Del Monte or others well versed with Italy or Egypt. When I was in Livorno and I went to visit the cemetery I arrived to look for Nunes Vas and Meldola who are all ancestors on my father's side. However I turned to my rig...

Gigi Del Monte The Sephardic Diaspora
22 December 2016 à 11:45

I am interested in any records about the Lucena family (my mother's family).Lucena, de Lucena, Lusena, LuzenaThank you so much in advance!

Kevin Martin The Sephardic Diaspora
22 December 2016 à 02:55

A real book of curiosities. This communal 18th century accounts book reveals an accounting of the disbursements made by the Italian Jewish community of Venice. These distributions were given to a wide range of individuals for various purposes, including the salary of communal officials, emissaries seeking alms from the Holy Land, and non-Jewish artisans who had provided various services to the Ita...

Kevin Martin The Sephardic Diaspora
22 December 2016 à 01:48

Something more up todate and getting more relevant where a place is not just a name

Luís M Projecto The Sephardic Diaspora
21 December 2016 à 13:33

I would like to contact with descendants of new Christians from Castelo de Vide (Portugal)!

Jeremy Bliss The Sephardic Diaspora
21 December 2016 à 06:32

Dear all, Really pleased to now be part of this group, thank you. Like many of you I am a Nunes Vaz, Senior Coronel, Meldola and Henriques descendent amongst other names. I have many questions and if you don’t mind I will drop them in line by line slowly so as not to bombard you. I was lucky to find more details on the paternal line on my Henriques side who I trace only so far as Bayonne. Sara Mos...

Shalom Morris The Foundation for the Preservation of the Western Sephardic Tradition
20 December 2016 à 16:26

Was Cecil Roth part of the S&P? Any other important scholars, well known thinkers, etc, other than Hahamim? I'm broadly curious, though especially if they were part of the London S&P. Thanks!

Gomes D Corkburn The Sephardic Diaspora
19 December 2016 à 22:45

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYm2PgYiV-k

Ricardo Chama The Sephardic Diaspora
19 December 2016 à 19:45

I did a complete DNA test with ftdna, still there are some results pending. This is my question someone might know. I have 85% from the Middle East. 60% Asia Minor, 16% Eastern Middle East and 9% North Africa. But, it doesn't say anything about my Jewish background. When I check the site, this is what they say, "Judaism is a religion and not an attribute definable by a DNA mutation." What do you t...

Elise Friedmann The Sephardic Diaspora
19 December 2016 à 11:18

A new Sephardi myth, brought to you from Amsterdam. Throughout the Winter season, the Dutch sell and eat sweet fried 'oliebollen' in the streets that - Hey they are just like sufganiot! This makes them just like many other sweet pastries made of deep-fried dough, including the German Berliner, which is much more like the oliebol in taste, texture and appearance BUT, writes the American Jewish new...

Ton Tielen The Sephardic Diaspora
19 December 2016 à 01:32

Afte having a long thread about Nunes Vaz, it's time for Vaz Nunes (never the twain shall meet ...) But it is something of an enigma: Sara, the widow of Abrhama Vaz Nunes, announces that Ishac, son of Semuel Lopes Henriques, will marry with Riffica, or Ribca, Vaz Nuns, her daughter. The dowry will be 1500 guilders, but seems to include a "negra" called Isabel. A slave? Maybe family of sorts? In 17...

William Jeuda De Oliveira The Foundation for the Preservation of the Western Sephardic Tradition
18 December 2016 à 21:21

"Travel hanuquilha", Sousa Machado, Amsterdam 1726. Found it in an old catalogue, does anyone know where it is now?

Kevin Martin The Sephardic Diaspora
18 December 2016 à 14:21

The other day l posted about the marriage of Abraham Judah Tubi and Abigael Imanuel Nunes in Amsterdam in 1697, at the end l mentioned numerous trees had him also married to a Rachel Mendoza in Livorno in 1708 whilst Abigael was still alive. !!!

Kevin Martin The Sephardic Diaspora
17 December 2016 à 20:52

Sephardim in the Americas (American Jewish Archives)A series of articles virtually making a book, written in 1992 it eems to set out to explain to its readership just whom the Sephardin are in all their shades.

Kevin Martin The Sephardic Diaspora
17 December 2016 à 05:11

Just checked the dutch records for Abigail Nunes marriage to Abraham Tobi I came up with two marriage years 1696 and 1697. The Sephardi marriages record ID 2924 gives 1697 and a marriage number 700-163Then the second record entitled Amsterdam Port Marriages number Index 643 gives their middle names and the date 1696 hebrew 5457 and a number AB 13. The first record was good because it gave places o...