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GORDON_GLEZER FAMILY TREE updated March 18, 2021 Outline Descendant Report for Gertzel (Hessel?) GORDON 1 Gertzel (Hessel?) GORDON ...... + Elka ............2 Itzik-Ber GLEZER b: 1844 in Malat, Lithuania, d: 16 Apr 1939 in Vilna ............ + Feige-Blume DAGIM b: Abt. 1855 in Lithuania, d: 1943 in Vilna Ghetto ..................3 Harris (Hessel) GLASSER b: Abt. 1875 in Malat, Lithuania, d: 1949 in Pretoria, SA .................. + Hilda (Hinde) ULFSKY b: Abt. 1885, d: 1962 in Pretoria, SA ........................4 Reuben GLASSER b: 1908, d: 23 Jun 1975 in South Africa ........................ + Sara (Sally) WOLMER b: 1909 in Kovna, d: 29 Oct 1976 in Johannesburg, SA ..............................5 Ya'acov (Julian) LESHEM b: 1931, d: 19 Sep 2011 in Rehovot, Israel .............................. + Hasia Salomon b: 1934 ....................................6 Elchanan Moshe LESHEM b: 24 Oct 1958 in Jerusalem, Israel .................................... + Nava ETTINGER b: 22 Oct 1959 in Jerusalem, Israel ..........................................7 Itamar Reuven LESHEM b: 16 Feb 1983 in Jerusalem, Israel ..........................................7 Sarah LESHEM b: 04 Jan 1985 in Jerusalem, Israel .......................................... + BEN NATAN ................................................8 unknown BEN NATAN ................................................8 unknown BEN NATAN ................................................8 unknown BEN NATAN ................................................8 unknown BEN NATAN ..........................................7 Zvi LESHEM b: 10 May 1987 in Jerusalem, Israel .......................................... + LEBOVITZ ..........................................7 Rivka LESHEM b: 29 Jun in Jerusalem, Israel .......................................... + KLEIN ..........................................7 LESHEM ..........................................7 LESHEM ..........................................7 LESHEM ..........................................7 LESHEM ....................................6 Tamar LESHEM b: Israel .................................... + Mordechai HELMAN b: Hungary ..........................................7 Benjamin HELMAN b: Kiryat Arba, Israel ..........................................7 Ohevya HELMAN b: Abt. 1987 in Kiryat Arba, Israel ..........................................7 Chemda HELMAN b: Kiryat Arba, Israel ....................................6 Ariel LESHEM b: Israel .................................... + Yemima b: Israel ..........................................7 Tohar LESHEM ..........................................7 Keter LESHEM ..........................................7 Raz LESHEM ..........................................7 Bneiyahu LESHEM ..........................................7 Shefa LESHEM ..........................................7 Pleeya LESHEM ....................................6 Noa LESHEM b: 1967 in Israel .................................... + Tamir KASTIEL b: Israel ..........................................7 Menachem Mendel KASTIEL ..........................................7 Menucha Rachel KASTIEL ..........................................7 Schmuel KASTIEL ..........................................7 Chaya Mushke KASTIEL ..........................................7 Shalom Duber KASTIEL ..........................................7 Dvora Leah LESHEM ..........................................7 Yisrael KASTIEL ..........................................7 Schneor Zalman KASTIEL ..........................................7 Rivkah KASTIEL 1 ..........................................7 Sarah KASTIEL ....................................6 Maoz LESHEM b: 1968 in Newhaven, USA .................................... + Lorraine b: Ireland ..........................................7 Gilad LESHEM b: Beit Hagai, Israel ..........................................7 Noam LESHEM b: Beit Hagai, Israel ..........................................7 Lilach LESHEM b: Beit Hagai, Israel ..........................................7 Raya LESHEM ..........................................7 Doron LESHEM ..........................................7 Yarden LESHEM ..........................................7 Elisha LESHEM ..........................................7 Carmel LESHEM ..........................................7 Hadar LESHEM ....................................6 Yehoram (Yori) LESHEM b: 22 Feb 1971 in Israel .................................... + Michal Pellach ..........................................7 Galya LESHEM b: Sep 2018 in Israel ..........................................7 Oriya Tal LESHEM b: Mar 2021 in Israel ....................................6 Eitan LESHEM b: 1974 in Israel .................................... + Shamira ..........................................7 Nevo LESHEM b: Abt. 2006 ..........................................7 Arbel LESHEM ..........................................7 Tze'ela LESHEM ..............................5 Leon (Aryeh) GLASSER b: 11 Aug 1935 .............................. + Gwendoline ADEREM b: 13 Mar 1939 in Port Elizabeth, SA, d: 22 May 2019 in Efrat ....................................6 Rivka GLASSER b: 21 Jun 1961 .................................... + Uzi MUSERI b: 25 May 1992 ..........................................7 Alon MUSERI b: 25 May 1992 ..........................................7 Sahar MUSERI ..........................................7 Eilon MUSERI ....................................6 Aharon GLASSER b: 04 Oct 1962 .................................... + Orly b: 21 Oct 1969 ..........................................7 Tal GLASSER ..........................................7 Alan GLASSER ..........................................7 Liron GLASSER ....................................6 Amram GLASSER b: 21 Oct 1964 .................................... + Michal ROSENBERG b: 25 Jan 1969 ..........................................7 Lotem GLASSER ..........................................7 Oz GLASSER ..........................................7 Ma'ayan GLASSER ..........................................7 Aviv GLASSER ..........................................7 Shachar GLASSER ....................................6 Ora GLASSER b: 15 Oct 1965 .................................... + Moshe (Muki) OPPENHEIMER b: 21 Oct 1963 ..........................................7 Eila OPPENHEIMER b: 05 Oct 1991 ..........................................7 Mor OPPENHEIMER b: 05 Jul 1989 ..........................................7 Naftali OPPENHEIMER b: 28 Oct 1994 ..........................................7 Adir OPPENHEIMER ....................................6 Yaron GLASSER b: 14 Apr 1974 .................................... + Riki TAMAM ..........................................7 Oshra GLASSER ..........................................7 Eyal GLASSER ..........................................7 Hadar GLASSER 2 ........................ + Sadie SOLOMON d: South Africa ..............................5 Oscar GLASSER b: 01 Oct 1941 in South Africa, d: 28 Jun 2000 in Perth, Australia .............................. + Jane SCHALSCHA b: 04 Mar 1944 in South Africa ....................................6 Russel GLASSER b: 02 May 1970 in Johannesburg SA .................................... + Sharon KAGAN b: 02 Jun 1970 in Australia ..........................................7 Brandon Eli GLASSER b: 21 Jun 1998 in Australia ..........................................7 Ashlee Rose GLASSER b: 27 Mar 2000 in Australia ..........................................7 Carly Olivia GLASSER b: 03 Sep 2002 ....................................6 Neill GLASSER b: 24 Jun 1972 in Johannesburg SA .................................... + Wendy MATZ b: 23 Jan 1980 ..........................................7 Ethan Oscar GLASSER ..........................................7 Ashton Tyler GLASSER ..............................5 Barbara GLASSER b: Abt. 1943 in South Africa .............................. + Ronnie GOLDCORN ....................................6 Loren GOLDCORN b: Abt. 1971 in South Africa ....................................6 Kerry GOLDCORN b: Abt. 1973 in South Africa ..............................5 Howard GLASSER ........................4 Heyman GLASSER b: 1910 in Johannesburg, SA, d: 1931 in Pretoria, South Africa ........................4 Rose GLASSER b: 18 Apr 1914 in Johannesburg, SA, d: 17 Apr 1987 in Pretoria, South Africa ........................ + Oscar GALGUT b: 29 Jul 1906 in Pretoria, South Africa, d: 22 May 1999 in Pretoria, South Africa ..............................5 Brian GALGUT b: 01 May 1937 in Pretoria, SA .............................. + Daphne-Lynne STOKOE b: 25 Nov 1940 in Johannesburg, SA ....................................6 Damon GALGUT b: 12 Nov 1963 in Pretoria, South Africa ....................................6 Shelley GALGUT b: 28 Oct 1965 in Pretoria, South Africa .................................... + Giles DE MILLON b: 03 Mar 1963 .................................... + Wilhelm Julius THIELE b: 31 May 1962 in Piet Retief, SA ..........................................7 Carl Wilhelm THIELE b: 21 Jun 1993 ..........................................7 Dylan Brendan THIELE b: 15 Jan 1996 ..........................................7 Joel Brian THIELE b: 25 Jun 2000 ....................................6 Warren GALGUT b: 02 Jun 1969 in Pretoria, South Africa .............................. + Ethelene Pugh b: 23 Jan 1951 in Cape Town South Africa ..............................5 Glenda GALGUT b: 15 Jul 1939 in Pretoria, SA .............................. + Roger Botha CLEAVER
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