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An Index of the 7 Volumes of Annotated Index Developed by Mathilde Tagger of Jerusalem 2002 - Email: [email protected] An Index of the 7 Volumes of "Histoire des Israelites de Salonique" by Joseph Nehama. Published between 1935 and 1978. SURNAME GIVEN NAME VOLUME NUMBER : PAGES BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES Aba Isaac Juda VI: 495 translated the book Isaie in the frame of Meam Loez (1892) Abadi Moise Nissim VI: 495 translated the book of Ecclesiastes in the frame of Meam Loez (1898) Abadi Salomon VI: 431,473 published with Haim b.Salomon Cohen Shaare Rahamim &Shaare Ratson (Sal,1760) Abassi Moise b. Jacob IV: 181 16th cent.(mid/end)- Turkish rival of the Sal. College headed by Yahia fam. Abastado family VII: 732 1880- 9 members made important donations to the Community Aboab Isaac I: 148,157 II: 24,78 1492- at the head of a group of Jews who left Spain to Portugal Abodiente Salomon II: 142 d. 1541; scholar Aboulafia Haim VI: 489 Ch-Rab of Izmir; Aboulafia Isaac VI: 467 Rab. in Safed. Aboulafia Moise VI: 189 1774- captured by the Russian navy Aboutsahak Moise Haim V: 66 1614- Sept.14- murdered merchant onhis way back from Dolia market Abraham Haim VI: 340 1822- lived in Seres; Yerekh Abraham Abravanel family III: 90 VI1: 515 VII: 732 many notable members contributed to the publication of books; donated in 1880 Abravanel Isaac II Medigo b. Isaac I I: 160 II: 161,162 III: 115 lived in Venice and Reggio after the Expulsion from Spain Abravanel Jonas V: 224 17th cent- poet Abravanel Juda de Leon b. Isaac I I: 160 settled in Naples after expulsion; great Italian writer:"Dialogui d'Amore " Abravanel Moise VI:143,145,146,148,215 1724- community president; d.:Apr.7,1726 Abravanel Moise Raphael (Hayat Zade) V: 138 converted to Islam, Physician at Sultan Court; 1666- converted Sabetay Cevi to Islam Abravanel Samuel b. Isaac I I: 160 II: 147 III: 115 (1473-1550) born in Portugal; after the Expulsion reached Sal. and studied there. Abravanel Isaac I (Don) I: 160 II: 78 IV: 18,202 1492- expulsed from Spain; writer & philosopher; finance minister of Naples King Abudiente Daniel V: 224 17th cent- poet Achemeoni Eliezer II: 58,99,122,152 1500- head of the Catalan synagogue Acher Jacob V: 228 d. 1667; hazan Achnili Yomtov Abraham VI: 449 Samuel b. Isaac Modiano studies his works Acouni Sabetay VII: 617 robber killed while trying to rob a Jew Adjiman family VI: 296,345 VII: 538 bankers in Constantinople Adout Juda VII: 543 from Vidin, Blg, wrote Beer haMayim together with Raphael Jacob Menache Adrabi Isaac b. Samuel II:152,III: 87,92,100,108,109,162,165,171,173,177,178,182,183,IV:152,163,170,195,208,216,221,V:25 Andalusian fam.; disciple of Joseph Taytazak.;d.1576;Divrei Ribot (Sal.,1581) Adrabi Samuel V: 211 17th cent- disciple of Abraham Moutal Aelion family VI: 434 ~ Aelion Salomon VI: 57,58,489 (1667-1728) (Safed-London); Amsterdam & London Ch-Rab. Afia Aron IV: 157,159,167 1559- friend of Amato Lusitano; physician & philosopher Agi family VI: 111 most of the members used the synagogue called Cal del Ajo Agostari family V: 32 surname origin from: Agosta, Sicilia Aguilar (de) Diego VI: 27 see: Moise Lopez Pereyra Akrich Barouh VI: 164 1750- rich man & philantropist Alanti Jacob IV: 79 1590- merchant killed on the road between Pristina and Istip Alatin Isaac II: 121 16th cent (beg.)- head of Lisbon synagogue Alatino Azriel Perahia Bonajuto VII: 658 17th cent. (beg)- Rab. in Physician in Ferrare; ancestor of the Allatini Alba (d') David VI: 477 d. 1702; physician Alba (d') Isaac V: 100 VI: 46 d. 1681 in Izmir Alba (d') Juda V: 66 1614- Sept.14- murdered merchant onhis way back from Dolia market Albo family III: 87,90 1550- moved to Lisbon Hadash Synagogue Alcabets haCohen Isaac V: 211 17th cent- disciple of Abraham Moutal Alcabets haLevy Salomon b. Moise II: 153,154 IV: 18 (1505-1590) poet .; 1533- moved to Safed and died there Alcala Alphonso I: 147 1492- among expulsed from Spain; famous lawyer, physician and philosopher Alcalai Abraham VII: 544 Hessed leAbraham (Sal.,1813-19) Alcalai Abraham Samuel VI: 474 d. in Dupnitsa, Blg.;Zekor leAbraham (Sal.,1777) Alcalai Joseph VII: 544 Amar Yossef (Sal., 1831) Annotated Index Developed by Mathilde Tagger of Jerusalem 2002 - Email: [email protected] An Index of the 7 Volumes of "Histoire des Israelites de Salonique" by Joseph Nehama. Published between 1935 and 1978. SURNAME GIVEN NAME VOLUME NUMBER : PAGES BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES Alconstantini Bonafoux IV: 195 1510- Rab. in Avignon(France) moved to Nikopolis Alconstantini Ovadia b. Bonafoux III: 123,142 IV: 195 1547- helped for the redemption of Jewish prisonners; born in Nikopolis Alfassi family V: 33 surname origin from: Fes, Morocco Algava family V: 32 surname origin from: Algarve, South-West Portugal Algava Moise Aron VI: 474,489 from Cons'ple.Wrote a chapter in Tal Orot (Joseph Bendjouya)+Yesod Olam (Sal.,1756) Algazi Salomon V: 126,235 against Sabetay Cevi, had to escape Allalouf Bohorico VI: 176 butcher, murdered in 1735 Allalouf family VII: 732 1880- 2 members made important donations to the Community Allatini Anne born Morpurgo VII: 658 wife of Lazare; daughter of David Morpurgo Allatini Benvenuta b. Lazare & Anne VII: 658 wife of Salomon Fernandez; brother-in-law of Moise Allatini Allatini Charles VII: 648,681,684 1880-1900- member of school committee Allatini Dario David b.Anne & Lazare b Moise VII: 641 1859- notable Allatini Edmond or Edouard VII: 681,684 1880-1900- member of school committee Allatini family VII: 732,751,788 1880- 8 members made great donations to the Community;1880-1908 open many factories Allatini Lazare b. Moise VI,: 315,:478 VII: 557,632,633,634,635,658 (1776-1834) physician of Livornese origin; Sal. family ancestor Allatini Mimica VII: 658 wife of Abraham Mizrahi, father of Dr. Mizrahi Allatini Moise VII: 658 17th cent.- physician in Spoleto; brother of Yehiel and Vital Haim. Allatini Moise b. Anne & Lazare b. Moise VII: 640,648,658-681,684,686,688,705 (1800-1882) physician; philantropist worked for developping schools Allatini Rachel b. Lazare & Anne VII: 658 wife of her uncle, Moise Morpurgo Allatini Rosa b. Lazare & Anne VII: 658 wife of Moise Fernandez Allatini Salomon(Menahem) b. Lazare &Anne VII: 658 3rd son of Lazare & Anne Allatini Ugo VII: 684 1880-1900- member of school committee Allatini Vital Haim VII: 658 17th cent.- brother of Moise and Yehiel Allatini Yehiel VII: 658 17th cent.- physician in Spoleto; borther of Moise and Vital Haim Almeida family III: 43 VI:151 16th cent.- arrived in Sal ; of Marrano descent; rich family Almeida Isaac VI0: 444 Shnei Meorot Gedolim Almosnino Abraham IV: 7 great-grandfather of Moise Almosnino, from Cataluna; burnt on the stake (Inquisition) Almosnino Absalom b. Joseph IV: 181 16th cent.(mid/end)- poet Almosnino Barouh b. Moise III: 83,84,85,110 IV: 7 1541- tried to help choosing the new head of Kania Synagogue; Rich man;d.1563 Almosnino family VI: 209 from Cataluna, fishermen. Almosnino Haim (Don) IV: 7 great uncle of Moise Almosnino; from Cataluna Almosnino Isaac II: 152 16th cent.(mid)- scholar & Rab Almosnino Isaac Abraham IV: 7 maternal great uncle of Moise Almosnino; arrived to Sal. After the Expulsion Almosnino Joseph (Maestro) b. Abraham IV: 7, 181 grandfather of Moise Almosnino, from Cataluna Almosnino Moise b. Barouh III:92,100,108-111,162,165,173,178,183,201,204-209,IV:6-16,22,28,159,163,167,170,194,195,202,216VI:491 (1523-1574) Ch-Rab.; Regimiento de la Vida (Sal.,1564) Almosnino Samuel b. Isaac Abraham IV: 7 wrote about the prophets Alphandary Elie VI: 158 Ch-Rab of Constantinople Alphandary Haim VI: 467 Ch-Rab.of Constantinople Alphandary Moise V: 208 d. 1668; great rabbinical scholar Altcheh ~ VII: 732 1880- made an important donation to the community Alvo Samuel II: 59 1512- among the notables of Guerush Sefarad Synagogue Amar David VI: 474 Tefila leDavid (Sal.,1777) Amar family V: 35 VII: 732 1880- 4 members made important donations to the Community Amar Haim Moise VI: 302 1728- Rab. Amaraggi ~ VI: 27 Abraham Perahia's wife who sunk on his way to Egypt in beg. 18th Amaraggi family VI: 297 18th cent. (beg.)- Sal. family in Alexandria Amaraggi Isaac Behor VII: 547 translated Shvilei Olam (Sal.,1857) Amaraggi Joseph b. Moise V: 212 philantropist as his father Amaraggi Menahem VI:164 1675- rich man and philantropist Annotated Index Developed by Mathilde Tagger of Jerusalem 2002 - Email: [email protected] An Index of the 7 Volumes of "Histoire des Israelites de Salonique" by Joseph Nehama. Published between 1935 and 1978. SURNAME GIVEN NAME VOLUME NUMBER : PAGES BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES Amaraggi Moise V: 77,211,212,216,219,220,243 1636- Marrano physician dismissed by the Sultan Murad IV; d.1648 in Sal. Amarillo Aaron b. Salom b. Joseph VI: 450,459 rabbinical judge Amarillo Aaron b. Salomon VI: 105,271,479 d. 1770 or 1772; Pnei Aharon ( Sal.,1796) Amarillo Abraham b. Salomon b. Joseph VI: 450,459,460,479 Rab. and his wife died in Jerusalem in 1730. Amarillo family V: 221 VI: 444 many philosophers and physicians among its members Amarillo Isaac b. Salomon b. Joseph VI: 450,459 d. 1757 Amarillo Jacob b. Salomon b. Joseph VI: 450,459,479 d.1742 while he intended to move to Jerusalem. Amarillo Joseph VI: 449 (ca1650-1707) d. of plague in Livadia; family origins from Navarra Amarillo Joseph b. Salomon b.
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