QuickHistorical BackgroundTo write a historical background on the Sephardic Jews and their diaspora could take forever! This book contains names of Sephardim These numbers He did the dna test and sure enough found out he was Jewish. It would be hundreds of years before an open Jewish community was established on the island. [18][19] The synagogue, called Sha'are Zedeck, hired its first rabbi in 1954. The certificate of origin of your surname is only one of the requirements, you must provide more documents to justify your link with Sephardic descendants, plus overcome some tests, as indicated by the Ministry. To my, surprise, it came back J2a1b, wich is a marker for Ashkenazi, Sephardic Jews. Among the notable people with Puerto Rican and Jewish roots are: Geraldo Rivera, David Blaine, Bruno Mars, Benjamin Agosto, Hila Levy, Ian Gomez, Leslie Kritzer, Julio Kaplan, Joaquin Phoenix, and Jenna Wolfe. Can someone bring me more information on this interesting matter? When I look at my brother he looks jewish. [12] Even so, the first synagogue was not established until after Puerto Rico was ceded by Spain to the United States at the end of the SpanishAmerican War in 1898. We were part of the Catholic Church at the time but on Saturdays she would have me read from the Old Testament. This website uses the following additional cookies: (List the cookies that you are using on the website here. He is from the original Chuetas. The President of the Puerto Rican Senate, Luis Muoz Marn[16] together with Governor Rexford Tugwell, the last non-Puerto Rican Governor of Puerto Rico appointed by an American president, helped advance legislation geared towards agricultural reform, economic recovery and industrialization. I am not entirely persuaded by all this. An open Jewish community did not flourish in the colony because Judaism was prohibited by the Spanish Inquisition. Burgos - 68,522 Coln - 64,692 Vasquez has a salary of 62,659. My mother as well would wear a head covering when praying. my last name is perez, jimenez acevedo too! England). Two years ago I began a search for my Batista surname (from my fathersgrandfather). [3], In 1478, the Catholic Monarchs of Spain, Ferdinand II of Aragon and Isabella I of Castile, established an ecclesiastical tribunal known as the Spanish Inquisition. Jews in Colonial Brazil, by Arnold Wizhitzer. Israel is a rough neighborhood, a cruel place but I learned about religion and spirituality in a new way that has deeply affected me. She had dark skin and hair and my fathers family didn't welcome her nor her children because of her skin. I wish I should have paid more attention. a large section dealing the the genealogy of the members of Capadose family I've read that many people of the mountains especially adjuntas, where I come from may have sephardic ancestry. Hola.My father's family came from the mountains in Barranquitas, and they all had light skin, eyes and hair, and very tall. Claims that these and other alleged Sephardic surnames qualify you for Portuguese citizenship can even be found on some lawyers websites. Keeping this cookie enabled helps us to improve our website. My story has been published since 2008 and recently again, complete with typos on a blog site popular with Jews: http://lukeford.net/blog/?p=38359 I had the pleasure of associating with Miquel Segura, the only Mallorquin to my knowledge who ever won the "Right of Return". In 2006, the Billboard Latin Music Awards nominated her for a "Best Salsa Single" award for "Tu Eres". interchangeably. Abergel meaning "one-footed". I am from Utuado and I used to live in Judea. German names are due to inter marriage(~), From the book, Historia de la Comunidad The problems between the Sefardim and Ashkenazim go back centuries. Blessings! provided. Sephardic Surnames from a number of Jewish Sephardic sources (Links for other world regions at bottom of page) *** See also the Databases Section. Thus, the name Safardi does not imply religion but race. In the military, I went to Spain and thought that it would be great to research my family tree. Ferdinando david.ferdinando@virgin.net. Ive been also told that I look Jewish. Centuries, by Esther Benbassa and Aron Rodrigue. In Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, and Puerto Rico, both men and women carry their two family names (first their father's, and second their mother's). On my mothers side are Rodriguez, Santiago, Pineiro, My mothers sister married a Guzman. Again, thank you!! Lists of surnames allegedly accepted by the Spanish government for their former citizenship scheme are hoax. names of the Sephardim (and their residences) mentioned were, sometimes, History of the Jews in Latin America and the Caribbean, "Crypto Jews in Puerto Rico Welcomed by Reform Community", "Archivo General de Puerto Rico: Documentos", "Puerto Rico y Curazao: The Brugman Family", "Carlism's Defense of the Church in Spain, 1833-1936", The Virtual Jewish History Tour Puerto Rico, "Puerto Rico's Jews planting roots on an island with little Jewish history", "H. Toppel, 84, supermarket mogul, philanthropist". Her brother married a Soler, and the others were Rodriguez as well. This genre was made popular by Willie Coln, but La Selecta featured the addition of trumpets to lighten up the sound melodically. In this way they proved to their christian neighbors, that they really have truly converted, because they were eating a prohibited meat in the Jewish religion, in the day celebrated as the birth of Christ. Dr. Quinones was the only physician in his tiny mountain hometown of Lares, Puerto Rico where my mother and father were also born. (Apellidos corrientes entre los Sephardies)(~), From the book, into the her family. Several people in my group match you as well and we are all discussing possible Jewish ancestry. It is also the only Caribbean island in which all three major Jewish denominationsOrthodox, Conservative, and Reformare represented. (Includes Holland, St. Thomas, St. Croix and Nevis, Curacao, St Eustatia, St Maarten, Jamaica, Argentina, Brazil, etc.). -- History, research methods, archives, surnames, maps, bibliography, and more. documentos medievales del Reino de Murcia. At least 70 percent cent of the people in Puerto Rico are Hebrews.We are not Jews from Europe. University of Miami Press. Another thing to keep in mind are traditions and customs dealing with things such as food, burial, marriage, etc. I don't think I've ever heard of that one. My Email is genesischapter32@yahoo.com and I am very active on Facebook. I lived in Israel for 2.9 very traumatic years. correspond to the references listed below where the names were found. Nowhere in the bible today does it say that you're going to heaven when you die, we just conclude it Found your statement concerning Dr. Allegria's claim that a people arrived in Puerto Rico's mountains prior to Christoper Columbus discovery of the new world and the Caribbean islands very interesting. I decided to do some research and discovered that my people the Rodriguez family had migrated to the Canary Islands trying to escape the holy inquisition. century. So is Dr Allegria claiming that Europeans were on the island prior to Columbus discovery and the Spanish settlement (400 years prior) or did I miss something? E. Judith, I'm researching the Medina line from Utuado, but am having a difficult time finding anything concrete. My e-mail is Yovannakis@aol.com Thank you so much for doing this for the Puerto Ricans. I became fascinated. The Spanish government, believing that the independence movements would lose their popularity, granted land and initially gave settlers "Letters of Domicile". Look me up on facebook under Hillel Ben Yochanan. records for Puerto Rico. To this date the Zayas own thhat land. This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Dissertation of Michelle M. Terrill, The Historical Archaeology of the 17th It was so deep into mountains of Puerto Rico that the roads we took did not have anything on sides and if you weren't careful, your car can go over the side. Now, probably hundreds of people around the world mistakenly believe they are of Jewish descent, and some have even made major life changes as a consequence. I am not clear if women were given the name Chaya (female of Haim). Hi. When I went to France, these folks looked very much like me and my Family. Do you know what your Jimenez name was prior to the change? Thank you. Probe of the original document. (~), From the Ph.D. Unfortunately, the Spanish were too good at protecting their New World and blood line from the Jews. Found this discussion really cool! Harry Stein 8/14/01. The Inquisitors and the Jews in the New World. Around the 12th century, surnames started to become common in Iberia. So I want to talk about the prospects of having Jewish ancestors and somethings to take into consideration while doing your research. It was taken up and amplified by Tracing the Tribe blog, which later evolved into a prominent Jewish genealogical Facebook group. names. We are aware that only by going to the primary source of these documents, we can provide enough credibility and security, according to the stipulations of the law. Being jewish requires a lot more. of Bevis Marks, The Spanish and Portuguese Congregation of London. (~), The Circumcision SECTION Vl, Heraldry. My email is curlylita@yahoo.com, My mom is Chacon and Olavarria from Arecibo. The second influx came in the 1950s, when thousands of Cuban Jews (most of Eastern-European descent) fled after Fidel Castro came to power. Any help or advice in how to proceed to find my family would be greatly appreciated - I am in Canada and don't know where to begin to look. My mother (not from that side of the family) tells me that I was told because theres got to be an afinity between the grandparent, the relative, and the child who is told. On November 30, 2005, the Puerto Rican Jewish community established their first synagogue outside of the Metropolitan San Juan area. Thank you, Please email me at "reidrcarol@gmail.com". It is a shame that they had to practice in hidding because of the catholic church. The Sephardic Jews are said to have lived in Spain since the second temple's destruction in Israel. Abravanel meaning "priest". His descendants lived on the island by the end of the sixteenth century and, as a result of Yet dispite this political stanceall along they were murmered about behind the back by the Ashkenasi Jewry. Thanks for your sacrifice. extracted from the book, Noble Families Among The Sephardic Jews by Isaac Da There were other names which are not listed here (~), Apellidos de los Portugueses de Cordoba. However, I did not see your response. : : 03-3724722 055-9781688 office@lawoffice.org.il Nowhere in this blog did it state one is Jewish TODAY if results are XYZ. Judios de las familias Argentinas. Searching for the Sephardic history in Puerto Rico By genealogy.com user October 25, 2001 at 06:24:56. I was born in Aguadilla and my husband is from Utuado. Pls respond to my email is "arvedajael@yahoo.com". The Champlain Towers South building collapse killed three generations of a Puerto Rican Jewish family. This leads me to believe that one of my original Correa ancestors was from Spain and was either a Muslim or a Jew who later came to the new world. list provides the entry point and the year of arrival.(~). The doctors informed me that this condition only happens in Jewish decents. Each name is History of the Jews in Aragon, by Regne. Various Jewish communities around the world have naming traditions. We have been celebrating the Jewish Holidays for over 12 years since we came from Puerto Rico to Florida. The certificate consists of a document containing the following information: How to obtain the spanish citizenship for being a Sephardic jew descendant? Most of us have Biblical names.My parents taught us to respect the Jews and never speak ill of them..My Dad used to wear white shirts and black hats..he ran errands for them. (~), From the book, [2] Serrano migration to the United States + What are common Puerto Rican last names? Do not compare us with the Jews of Europe because we are not. The Castilian double surname naming system of the 16th century didn't become common throughout Spain until the 1800s, although you will find that it made its way to Puerto Rico quickly mainly because of the Real Cdula de Graces in 1815. purchased on this site through Amazon.com, From the book, An open Jewish community did not flourish in the colony because Judaism was prohibited by the Spanish Inquisition. It would be ridiculous for someone to carry a surname that might draw negative attention. This My family is from mothers side Chacon(from Arecibo), Acevedo, Arce, lopez, Maldonado.From dads side Maldonado, Lopez, Santiago, and Marquez. mi email es rpfuster@gmail.com. My family converted a while back well most of them or they just acknowledged their Jewish ancestry. Long story short I was able to do a 'Return' and I am sorry to hear that some people have had it hard to return but there are also people out there wanting to,help. She has a Hebrew surname and lived somewhere where most people with Spanish or Portuguese surnames were Jewish. It is reportedthat the most common surnames of people accused in Portuguese Inquisition documents of being Jewish are: These are also common names amongst Portuguese Old Christians. Abensur. Well Esther Rivera Delgado, we know for a fact that the Delgado surname is a Sephardic or Spanish Jewish ancestry in Hebrew it means great door, Del=door, Gado=great o puerta grande in spanish. I'm a convert to Judaism and would love to know! [29], Puerto Rican literature has also been enriched with the works of Quiara Alegra Hudes who wrote the book for Broadway's musical In the Heights. ties to Ciudad Real. Couldn't understand my internal quest for 'hebrew roots' until I saw where my grandparents on my mother's side (Maldonado) were from Aricebo Puerto Rico, and that there was some geneological correlation to the 'converso concept'. Meanwhile I've looked at the results and it's clear to me that your closest matches in our database to you are Jewish.Best RegardsBennett GreenspanPresidentFamily Tree DNAwww.familytreedna.com"History Unearthed Daily"and, also from Mr. Greenspan afterwards the following: We find many people from Puerto Rico who seem to have Jewish ancestry, but rarely were the matches as good as your brothers when comparing to Ashkenazi Jews. My children and grand children have it also. Hi, my name is Edward My last names are Nieves (changed from Lopez) Torres Maldonado Garcia. A Abecassis Abergel Abravanel Abreu (surname) Abulafia (surname) Alhadeff Amaral (surname) Andrade Arruda Assayag Astruc family Azoulay B Bassano (surname) Benady Benasayag Benayoun Bensad Bensoussan [11] The Brugman family moved to Puerto Rico and settled in the City of Mayagez where Brugman met and married Ana Maria Laborde. Alckmin Filho, who personally provided the text. My grandmother last names are Maldonado Medina. which a coat of arms, crest.or history has been found and will be published in Therefore, the documents are clear, without misinterpretation, verbatim and with minimal chance of error. attempted to provide the ports of departure of these immigrants. Benezra: A patronymic name meaning 'son of the helper' in Hebrew and a popular name among Spanish Jews. We are using cookies to give you the best experience on our website. Ashkenazim, (European Jewry), in genearl, including the Rabbinical Authorities, do not accept the "Ben Anousim"aka"The Forced Ones"aka"Marranos", or those whose ancestors escaped the Inquisition. Jaume would not be a far stretch. The Sephardic Jews are said to have lived in Spain since the second temples destruction in Israel. I am Carlos Morales from Puerto Rico. And her last name was Lafontaine and I do not know who my father is but I know he was from Bayamon P.R.. Most Puerto Ricans have native american blood and/or spaniard blood. The place is full of Sephardi last names. I would like to volunteer. One of the consequences of these disturbances was the mass forced conversion of Jews. A list of 3,500 names used by Jews, or We are from Maunabo, PR, surnames: Rosario, Delgado, Collazo, Lebron, Baez, de Jesus, Beltran. There were those that went to the new world as well, some right after the edict and as late as the 1600s since the Inquisition lasted longer than what most people expect. Mine is genesischapter32@yahoo.com. For my surnames, PAGN-LUGO, are Spaniards, (although Pagn came to Spain and France from Genoa, Italy, I've read), and, my haplogroup is J1c3 or P58. email address is Abshl@powerup.com.au. Grooms who married in Izmir Between the Years 1883-1901 & 1918-1933. Surely most of our results would show to be positive. Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings. I found out that in Majorca, Spain there were Jews that had migrated to Puerto Rico during the Diaspora. for a challenge as you attempt to derive the modern equivalents for these 800 I'm very interested in your group. (there may be variations between c and z, v and b; occurrence of which can be converted to C or Z, etc.). This website uses Google Analytics to collect anonymous information such as the number of visitors to the site, and the most popular pages. (~), From the book, [15], Jewish-American soldiers were assigned to the military bases in Puerto Rico and many choose to stay and live on the island. In order to provide additional evidences (as the law dictates), interested person must supply probe of membership of belonging to the Sephardic community, and more specific, descendants of those expelled in 1492. This publication contains a HI, IS LAST NAMES WITH MELERO AND ZAMOTT HAVE A JEWISH ANCESTRY LINE/. Puerto Rico's tight-knit Jewish community battered but united after Surfside tragedy. Published by Laurence Abensur-Hazan and Philip [3] Operation Bootstrap also attracted clothing manufacturers from New York and many of the people in the industry who came to the island were Jews. His name was Arturo Quinones Levy. I often heard "chismes" whispered in the cafes of my town in Puerto Pollensa, Mallorca. The Jews of Jamaica, by Richard D. Barnett and Philip Wright. How can I find out if my maternal side is connected to Jewish ancestors?Please let me know! Sepharad Puerto Rico. Included in this publication, Los Sefardes, by Jose M. Estrugo. According to historians, the first Jews to arrive in Puerto Rico were conversos, Jews who were forced to convert to Catholicism and were members of Christopher Columbus's crew during his second voyage to the so-called "New World", arriving in Puerto Rico on November 19, 1493. I have met two men from Puerto Rico with the last name Arroyo who have solid evidence that their Arroyo ancestors were Sephardic Jews.If you have the last name Arroyo in your Father's bloodline and want to learn more about this possibility in your family I encourage you to join the THE ARROYO SURNAME Y-DNA PROJECT Project Background: My mother used to cover mirrors when someone passed. (~), From the book, Of course, there were those who stayed and became nuevos cristianosor New Christians who were seen differently from those who were Old Christians before the royal edict. I thought to myself, this cannot be. I did memorize the transliteration of the lyrics. You need genealogical evidence. I have ancestors who came to Puerto Rico at the turn of the 15th century. Recently my husband announced to us as a family, that it was time to leave. My mothers surname was Rodriguez Santiago, Pineiro. That is to say, the surname you have today may not have been used by your ancestors. The last name in Puerto Rico is actually of Itali. Reflecting on my Genealogical Resolutions of 2022. My family are from the Mountians of PR in San Sebastian, Ive read stories on-line about Spaniards of Jewish decent running to the mountinas to escape prosecution. My dad is Maldonado, Santiago, Santiago, Marquez. Click here. They are but they do not tell all of the members of the family. Cohen, Nof Ayalon Israel). Hello. Perhaps you needed to do more research before relocating to another country, whether Israel or Spain. My mother was born in Utuado. There is a sector there that is call Judea and if you listen to roll call in school in Utuado all what you hear is Sephardic last names been called.I found out about my Jewish roots when I briefly stay with my father in Florida after college. He selected the band's repertoire from songs with a particular, positive social message and philosophy, and arranged his new band's sound to be as raw and powerful as the typical all-trombone salsa sound in vogue at the time. Some names (Adret, Cavalleria) exist to this date unchanged. My grandmother cooked very kosher abd meats with cheeses never touched at her house. I'm in USA now.Nancy Cuevas Guzman. [17], In 1952, Puerto Rico achieved U.S. commonwealth status and officially became the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico (Spanish: "Estado Libre Asociado de Puerto Rico"). A fine resource for those with The 15 surnames you mentioned is a good point and a much discussed topic. I never made a connection until I grew older. Now, since this only refers to my paternal line and I still yet to have a relative of my dad to get tested to see the maternal lineage. ), AIRPORT DETENTION: +34 910 299 436 OFFICE: +34 918 272 222, List of Sephardic surnames with certificate of origin, https://tolentinoabogados.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/tolentino-logo-1.png, Trminos legales y condiciones de contratacin. It encompasses most non-Ashkenazi Jews who are not ethnically Sephardi, but are in most instances of West Asian or North African origin. Another clarification I want to make is that the list of surnames for the project was developed by the author Pere Bonnin. A History of the Marranos, by Cecil Roth. Paleography is the technique to read ancient scriptures. I have accounts at Family Tree DNA as well as GedMatch, if anyone is interested in comparing DNA results. of many Sephardic families in Spain, England and The Netherlands. Now, this is and isnt possible for some people. I am a blond, blue-eyed, fair-skinned woman and even I found Israel to be the most racist place on Earth. Sometimes they adopted their Old Christian godparents surname, and sometimes probably a surname was chosen for other reasons. Someone called Maria Mendoza in Mexico at the same time looks to be Catholic and would require strong evidence to prove otherwise. Sephardic history. Shalom from puerto rico.My name isOrlando Jimenez I am from Puerto Rico. We are seven in this immediate family and to convert by a Rabbi cost thousands of dollars according to some I have spoken to online. thank you. Hello, I do not understand what exactly has made you upset? I understand that the B1b..Haplogroup is the standard for Puerto Ricans. I discovered distant cousins who are Sephardic or could be of Anusim background on my mother side. Historical overview of the city: placing it in a general framework that sufficiently explain the Jewish / Sephardic presence in that geographical area. Its use is individual, as each of them are numbered with unique digits and the name of the interested applicant. Also it is interesting to note, many believe as much as 40% of Puerto Rico is Sephardic Jewish descent from Converso/Crypto Jews who fled the Inquisition. SEPHARDIM, The Spirit That Has Withstood the times. Contains the names of If your surname isCohen and you are descended from generations of Cohens then you are probably descended from a priest in the Holy Temple in Jerusalem. Like I mentioned, some if not most will be hard to trace and you need to keep in mind possible name changes and evasion on their part. How about all the other lost tribes dispersed and that have lost their identity all together throughout time. Please email me at juliecorpflt7@yahoo.com, with more info on dna testing on our male side. I had mentioned to you in a previous email that you and I are a DNA match on FTDNA and you had mentioned that you wanted to join my yahoo group (PRGENEALOGY-NORTHWEST). (~), Sephardic names I have tried to find my relatives but it has been very difficult. If you have Sephardic/Portuguese You are welcome to contact me via e-mail icolon2710@yahoo.com. Iam at ur service. So no wonder that 5,309 medieval spellings of names were found as related to 679 surviving root names . Habana, 1958. Let us pray for the peace of Jerusalem. Hello, God bless you..I am puerto Rican from Puerto Rican parents. [11], After the failed revolution, the Spanish Courts passed the "Acta de Culto Condicionado" (Conditional Cult Act) in 1870. Well my dad was livid when he found out that I may have a Palestinian as a future stepdad. Poland Ashkenazim with Sephardic ancestry. Family hails from Lares and Arecibo. There was no lights were she lived and she had a farm with lots of animals. San Juan, PR 00911. [36], Jewish influence in Puerto Rican and popular culture, El Vocero, Suplemento: 40 Aniversario del Estado de Israel, seccion: Judios de PR, 1988 pg.6, Eduardo Giorgetti Y Su Mundo: La Aparente Paradoja De Un Millonario Genio Empresarial Y Su Noble Humanismo"; by, "The New York Times", Sunday May 29, 1949 "Puerto Rico Chorus Has Grown in Few Years Under Direction of Harvard-Trained Conductor". research. from the book, A Origem Judaica dos Brasileiros, by Jose Geraldo Rodrigues de I started to fill out the paper from NefeshB Nefesh and the Jewish Agency for Israel to make Aliyah, but they ask for proof of Judaism. found in inquisition records. Hello again, You asked for our surnames. It started making sense why we did things that I thought was Puerto Rican culture which in reality is Jewish Culture. After his departure from the court, Snyder practiced law in San Juan until his death in 1959. listed here represent the famous names of Jewish/Sephardic Argentina. When someone died, my mother's side use to cover the mirrors. What I found interesting when I found out that historical fact, is that in Puerto Rico contrary to other Christian nations, in Nochebuena and Christmass "lechn asado" (roasted pig) is a traditional plate in that celebration. My surname is Delgado. Only one question for the YDNA test. I was told when I was about 10 yrs old by an aunt and she is a David. Many puerto ricans also carry a star of David. Wonderful (~), From the book, Also, remember that surnames were not fixed and could change from generation to generation. Those are Mallorcan names. It is a very frustrating and racist Israela word to the wise. [35], On October 31, 2005, the Senate of Puerto Rico approved Senate Resolution 1480, recognizing the contributions which the Jewish community has made to the way of life of Puerto Rico and the friendship which exists between the peoples of Puerto Rico and Israel. Having a jewish great grandfather doesn't make you jewish. Sephardic Mexican block on chr 5 from 129643803 to 131819957 S. Roffe (see also above) M. Davis = Ashkenazic Jewish ancestors from Poland, Ukraine, Moldova 12 107280282 111796055 5.39 877 22 26430759 31786090 7.92 1286 S. Roffe (see also above) J. Bauman = Ashkenazic Jewish ancestry but including the Sephardic surname Abravanel Work hard and improve constantly. I need more information for my family. Many of the names Montalvo, Vientos. [1] However, in France, the name Serrano is ranked the 766 th most popular surname with an estimated 6,483 people with that name. Be prepared (31/volume number/issue number) The names are in alphabetical order. This list may not reflect recent changes . Many of the Jews who converted are also known as Bnei anusim for their forced conversion to Christianity. And of course, the 1800s is 400 years far removed from the times of the expulsion so proving a certain Sephardic Jewish pedigree can be hard but not necessarily impossible. They explained a lot about how they live, their belives, language, ect. It is possible that some Sephardic Anyway, most of them had Christian rather than Hebrew names. I recently discovered my paternal grandmother final resting place in Brooklyn, NY and her gravestone has a Star of David on it. [9] In the 1950s, the Puerto Rican musician Augusto Rodrguez, founder of the Choir of the University of Puerto Rico, founded the Hebrew Festival Chorus of San Juan's Jewish Community. Alsoshema. The Sotomayors in Puerto Rico People with the surnames Sotomayor and Coln have been in Puerto Rico since the conquest and early colonization in the 1500s. There are The Rise and When I asked her why she did that, she responded, to remove the blood. otras fuentes que indican claramente que la persona portadora del apellido es So to start off: yes, there are various types of Jews! Sephardic brides from the publication, List of 7300 Names of Jewish Brides and relatives, house locations, and professions. Hello, My mother is Rodriguez Torres, My grandmother's name was Del Valle Torres, my grandfather's name was Rodriguez Torres. Ruth Reyes, "Sephardic Family Names from Puerto Rico", The Casa Shalom Journal, Volume 10, Published by The Institute for Marrano-Anusim Studies, Gan Yavneh, Israel 2008 | This list is compiled from a catalogue the author found on a visit to Puerto Rico in the Museum of San Juan. I'm researching the Sephardic origins of my last names.
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