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Comprobados Con Pruebas De Adn Por El Estado De Israel ORIGENES ISRAELITAS (SEFARDITAS) COMPROBADOS CON PRUEBAS DE ADN POR EL ESTADO DE ISRAEL A Aaron(18)(S) Aarons(18)(S) Abarbanel, Phineas - Comerciante (Merchant)(9) Abarbanel Davids, Moses - Comunidad de Amsterdam (Amsterdam Community)(12)(S) Abdula, Moss - Converso, Venice Ghetto, Italy (5) Abencini, Abraham - Venice Ghetto, Italy (5) Abenacar, Raphael(12)(S) Abenaker, Elias (12)(S) Abendadone,Abraham(18) Abendana, Benjamin - 1634, Venice Ghetto, Italy (5) Abendana, Raphael - Converso, Venice Ghetto, Italy (5) Abenini, Joseph - Venice Gehtto, Italy (5) Abisdid, Isaac (18)(S) Aboab de Fonseca, Isaac - Primer Rabbi En Nueva York (First Rabbi In New York) (1)(7)(S) Aboab de Fonseca, Isaac - Author (3)(S) Aboab, Isaac - Marrano (7) Aboab, Isaac - Rabbi (11)(14)(S) Aboab, Samuel - Rabbi, Venice Ghetto, Italy (5) Aboab de Toledo, Isaac - Rabbi, Emigro A Portugal (Emigrated To Portugal) (6)(S) Aboaf, Abram - De Portugal En El Getto de Venezia (From Portugal In Venice Ghetto) Italy (5)(S) Aboccara(19)(S) Aboulafia - Andalucia, España (Spain) (1)(S) Abrabanel, Isaac - Lider, Activista Politico, Filosofo, Escribio La Respuesta Al Decreto De Expulsion (Leader, Political Activist, Philosopher, Wrote Response To Expulsion Decree) Toledo, España (Spain) (1)(S) Abrabanel, Samuel (1)(S) Abrahams(18)(S) Abravanel - Familia Intelectual, España (Intelectual Family, Spain)(2)(S) Abrines (20)(S) Abu Jinah, Musa (8) Abulafia - De Toledo, España (Toledo, Spain)(1)(S) Abulafia, Abraham (11) Abulker, Isaac - Rabbi (11) Abuttatzirah - Rabbi (11) Acoca (11)(S) Acosta, Manuel (10)(S) Acosta, Uriel - Nacio en Portugal, Padres Marranos, Importante En El Rabinato De Leyes & Tradiciones Hebreas(Born In Portugal, Parents Marranos, Critical Of The Rabbinical System Of Jewish Law & Traditions) Adda (19)(S) Adame, Esteban (10)(S) Adolph, Jacob (12)(S) Adolphus (9)(18) Ador, Jacob (12)(S) Aflalo (18)(S) Aguilar, Grace - 1816 - 1847 , Padres Sefarditas, Escritora Establecida En Londres (Sephardic Jews Parents,Writer) London (S) Aguilar (6)(9)(18)(S) Aguilo - Reconciliado (Reconciliation and relaxations)(20)(S) Aharoni, Ada - Escritora (Writter)(1)(S) Akiba - Rabbi (11) Alaskar, Joseph - Rabbi (11) Alberga(18)(S) Albert y Gil (20)(S) Albo (11)(S) Albouker, Jose (1)(S) Alcazar, Maria Felipa (10)(S) Alcheh, Isaac - (2)(S) Alcoforada, Anna - Converso (7) Alconstantini, Solomon - De Zaragosa España, Interpretes de la Corte Zaragosa (Spain;Courtier-Interpreters) (1)(S) Alemany (20)(S) Aleichem,Sholem (15) Alexander, Moses - Gobernador de Idaho (Governor Idaho) USA (3) Alfakhar - Andalucia or Toledo, España(Spain) (1)(S) Al- Fasi, Isaac - Maestro En Academia Rabinica (Teacher At Rabbinical Academy)1013 - 1103 (1)(6)(S) Alfassi, Joseph - Rabbi (11) Alfaro, Gaspar (10)(S) Algazi, Isaac - Rabbi,Musico (Musician)(1)(2)(S) Al-Harizi, Judah - Escritor (Writter) (1)(S) Aliaya Cardona, Francisco (10)(S) Alkalai, Yehuda - Rabbi (1)(S) Alkbetz, Solomon (1)(S) Allatani (19)(S) Allerzouz (11)(S) Almeyda (10)(18)(S) Almosnino, Mose - (2)(S) Alnaqua, Raphael - Rabbi (11) Alonso, Hernando (10)(S) Aloro (11)(S) Alporto - De (From) Portugal(17)(S) Altamirano, Lorenzo Fray - Denunciado Por Monjes Poder Ser Hijo De La Reconciliacion Y Hermano De Judios Quemados En La Hoguera (Dennounced By Monks For Being Child Of Reconcile and Brother Of Jews Burned at Stake), Converso(10)(S) Alva, Manuel (10)(S) Alva Nogueira, Andrew (12)(S) Alvarenga(18) Alvares, Joao - Portugues (Portuguese),Venice Ghetto,Italy (5)(S) Alvarez, Aaron (12)(S) Alvarez, Jorge (10)(S) Alvarez de Acosta (10)(S) Alvarez de Arellano, Manuel(10)(S) Alvarez Pliego, Fernando (10)(S) Alvarez y Muns (20)(S) Alvarezes (6)(S) Alves Fernandes, Daniel- PortuguesEspañol(Portuguese Spanish)(18)(S) Alves Fereira, Elijah-Portugues (Portuguese)(18)(S) Alzira (11)(S) Amada - Esposa de (Wife of) Gabriel Porsell,Reconciliado (Reconciliation and relaxations)(20)(S) Amigo (11)(S) Amir, Eli - Escritor (Writter) (1)(S) Amoros - Reconciliado (Reconciliation and relaxations)(20)(S) Anakach(18) Andrada Pardo, Diego (10)(S) Andino, Abraham (12) (A9)Angelini,Juan-Soldado Regimiento De La America (Soldier In Regiment Of The America)(10)(S) Antunez, Manuel (10)(S) Apatoshu,Joseph(15) Arama(11)(S) Arana, Martin (10)(S) Arbon (11)(S) Arbona - Reconciliado (Reconciliation and relaxations)(20)(S) Arditti - Familia Rica (Rich Family) (2)(S) Arias, Sarah (12)(S) Arias, Leonor (10)(S) Ariga, William (12)(S) Arnao, Ventura(10)(S) Arnau - Reconciliado (Reconciliation and relaxations)(20)(S) Arragel, Mose -Rabbi Guadalajara,Mexico(2)(S) Arrellano (10)(S) Arous(19)(S) Asch, Sholem(15) Ashenheim(18) Asher(18) Ashkenazi (19)(S) Assa, Avraham - Traductor De Tenak-Biblia (Bible Translator) (14)(S) Assayag(19)(S) Assuied (19)(S) Astor, John Jacob (4) Astrologo(19)(S) Assuied(19)(S) Athias (18)(S) Atias Silvera(18)(S) Attas(19)(S) Attia (19)(S) Attias(19)(S) Avditti - Rabbi (11) Avendihut - Converso (1)(S) Avila, Samuel (12)(S) Avigdor, Jacobo G.(15) Aydan(19)(S) Ayiman, Meir (2)(S) Ayrane(18) Azcazibar, Santiago - Conocido Como (Also Known as) Santiago Raymundi y Arengo, Cirujano (Surgeon)(10)(S) Azoulay(19)(S) Azuelos (11)(S) Azulai of Livorno, Joseph - Rabbi (11) B Baalam, Jonadab (12)(S) Baca de Lederma (20)(S) Bacri - Comerciante (Merchant)(11) Babel, Isaak(15) Badoc, Lorenzo (1)(S) Badoerini, Carlo Antonio - Venice Ghetto, Italy (5) Baes, Consalvo - Venice Ghetto, Italy (5) Baez (10)(21)(S) Baez Sevilla, Simón(10)(S) Bages - Reconciliado (Reconciliation and relaxations)(20)(S) Ballas, Shimon - Escritor (Writer)(1)(S) Baptista, Maria (10)(S) Barahona, Francisco Victoria(10)(S) Barak, Iak Moses - Comerciante (Merchant)(9) Barbosa, Manuel (10)(S) Bar Hiya, Abraham - Filosofo (Philosopher)(1)(S) Barham(18) Bar Nathan, Isaac (1)(S) Bar Sheshet Perfet, Isaac - Rabbi (1)(S) Bar Yochai, Simon - Rabbi (11) Baron(19)(S) Barrassa, Gonzalo (10)(S) Barrera, Felix(10)(S) Barrientos, Pedro (10)(S)- Asecinado En La Inquisicion Por Tener Ancestros Hebreos (Killed In Inquisition For Having Jewish Ancestors) Barrow(12)(18)(S) Barsimson, Jacob - Primero Establecerse En Nueva Amsterdam (Nueva York)-(First Settler in New Amsterdam (New York)), Holland (3)(7)(S) Baruch(19)(S) Baruch, Bernand - Servidor Publico (Public Servant), Padre de (Father Of): Dr. Simon Baruch, USA (3)(S) Baruch Alvares, Moses - Español (Spaniard)(18)(S) Basan, David Jacob (18)(S) Baskila (19)(S) Bassano, Matthias - Venice Ghetto, Italy (5) Bassaro, Matthias - Rabbi, 1590, Venice Ghetto, Italy (5) Batista, Joao - Lisbon, Converso, Venice Ghetto, Italy (5)(S) Battistah Bonaventura, Giovanni-1632, Hebreo Levantino Y Luego Converso (A Levantine Jew Then Converso),Venice Ghetto,Italy(5) Battista Capponi,Giovanni- Venice Ghetto,Italy(5) Bazan, Jorge Jacinto (10)(S) Becerra, Luis (10)(S) Bekhor, Eliyahu - Rabi Principal de Tripoli (Chief Rabbi Tripoli) (8) Belasco David -Inovador En El Teatro (Theather Inovator), 1853's, USA (3)(S) Belgrado, Moses -Banquero (Banker); Friuli, Italy (5) Belinfante (18)(S) Belisario(18)(S) Belkind, Jose - Fundador Centro Deportivo Israelita, Mejico (Founder Israeli Sport Center, Mexico) (15) Bellinger(18) Bellocs - Reconciliado (Reconciliation and relaxations)(20)(S) Belmes-Benara (11)(S) Belnont, August - Banquero,Consul En Tunisia(Banker, Consular In Tunis) 1800's (4) Beltraco - Converso (6)(S) Bembaron(19)(S) Ben Arous(19)(S) Ben-Atar, Koises (2)(S) Ben Avuya, Elisha - Rabbi (11) Ben Baron(19)(S) Ben Berachia, Joseph - Rabbi (11) Ben dal Israel, Vital - Hijo de Isaac (Son Isaac), Venice Ghetto, Italy (5) Ben Divan Of Ovezzane, Amran - Rabbi (11) Ben Enoch, Moses - Rabbi De Cordova, España (Rabbi Of Cordova, Spain,)Year: 960 (6)(S) Ben Elhanan, Hushiel - Rabbi (11) Ben Gershon, Levi - Rabbi, Inventor de Instrumentos Nauticos (Rabbi, Inventor of Nautical Instruments) (3)(4)(S) Ben Guiat, Alexander - Escritor (Writter) Esmirna, 1869-1924 (2)(S) Ben Hanoch, Moses - Erudito (Scholar) (1)(S) Ben Hizqizayahu, Yosef (8) Ben Hophni, Samuel - Rabbi (11) Ben Israel, Menasseh - Rabbi, Trabajo En Imprenta (Printer), London (1)(S) Ben Israel, Menasseh - Rabbi, Amsterdam (4)(S) Ben Israel Alnaqua, Ephraim - Rabbi (11) Ben Jacob Alfassi, Isaac - Rabbi (11) Ben Jehiel, Asher - Talmutista (Talmudist) 1250 - 1328 (6)(S) Ben Labrat, Dunash - Rabbi (11) Ben Maimon - Cordova, 1135, Filosofo, Doctor, Astronomo (Philosopher, Phyisican, Astronomer)(6)(S) Ben Makhir, Jacob (4)(S) Ben Meir Zmiro, Abraham - Poeta, Filosofo (Poet, Philosopher)(11) Ben Meshal, Dar (11) Ben Nachman, Moses Rabbi - Siglo 13, Comentarista, Doctor (13th Century, Commentator, Physician) (6)(S) Ben Nachmias, Samuel - Converso, Alias Giulio Morosini, Venice Ghetto, Italy (5)(S) Ben Nathan Ibn Ata, Nagid Abraham (11) Ben Nissim, Nahrai - Comerciante, Erudito (Merchant, Scholar)(1)(S) Ben Nissim Ben Josias, Jacob - Rabbi (11) Ben Ragasa, Khalifa (11) Ben Samoun (19)(S) Ben Saruk, Menahem - Fundador De la Cultura Judeo-Española (Founder Of Judeo-Spanish Culture)(6)(11)(S) Ben Sheshet Barfat, Isaac (11) Ben Sidun, Allal - Poeta(Poet) (11) Ben Simon (19)(S) Ben Soussan (19)(S) Ben Verga, Selomo - España (Spain) (2)(S) Ben Yaiche (19)(S) Ben Zakkai, Johanan(15) Ben Zemach Duran, Simon - Rabbi (11) Benaquen - Doctor (Physician) (11) Benarogios - 1585, Venice Ghetto, Italy (5) Benaroyo(11) Benbico(11) Benchimol (2)(S) Bendahan, Jacob (2)(S) Bendjo(11) Benedetto - Or Baruch, Sastre(Tailor), Venice Ghetto, Italy (5) Benicha(11) Benider, Jacob - Embajador Marruecos(Morroco Ambassador), 1770 (2)(S) Benitez, Daniel - Tailor (10(S) Benjamin, Judah
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