[ Home page ]
[ Families ] [ Años, Shoah ] [ Monastir / Bitola ] [ Cazorla ] [ Recipes, Languages, Sephardic Heritage ]
Content and Format New 5765 [October 2004ce].
A Baruch-Hazan Family of Monastir This is a "blended family" formed by the marriage of a Baruch and a Hazan. Each came to the marriage with six living children, and they had one child together.
Their descendants relocated from Monastir via Salonika to then-British-Palestine and the USA.
 
Related Sefaradí families include: Nachmias, Sustiel.
 
This section compiled September 2004ce from material provided by Ester Sustiel Milshtain.
  • *[??] Baruch -m. (1) [??]
    This couple had six children: Isaac, Albert, Sophie, 4, 5, 6.
    • *Isaac Baruch -m. [??]
      • JoeOf blessed memory. B. ??, d. ???. Baruch -m. Carmen [??]
        Joe served in the US armed forces, was a prisoner of war.
        After the Korean War he became a butcher in the Harlem area of Manhattan in New York City.
        [Miami, FL]
        • Itzik Baruch
        • Ester Baruch
    • *AlbertOf blessed memory. B. ?? in Monastir, d. ???. Baruch -m. FannieOf blessed memory. B. ??, d. ~1979ce. [??]
      Albert had a very successful ladies sportswear business in New York.
      This couple had no children, but their nephew Joe lived with them for a while.
    • SophieOf blessed memory. B. ?? in Monastir, d. ~mid-1980s ce. Baruch -m. [??] Nachmias
      • Solomon Nachmias
      • Joseph Nachmias
      • Rebecca Nachmias
    • 4 Baruch
    • 5 Baruch
    • 6 Baruch
  • *[??] Baruch -m. (2) *[??] Hazan
    The second wife came into this second marriage—for both of them—with six children from the previous marriage: Victor Hazan, Victoria Hazan, ...
    The couple had one more child together.
    At some point the family moved to Salonika.
    • *RebeccaOf blessed memory. B. ~1905ce in Monastir, d. 1994ce in Israel. Baruch -m. Haim Sustiel
      Haim Sustiel was a Selanikli.
      This couple emigrated in 1932 to then-British Palestine.
      • Mois Sustiel
      • Luna Sustiel
      • Ester Sustiel -m. Zvi Milshtain
        The two sons changed their last name to Morag (the Hebrew translation for the family name of Milshtain).
        • Igal Morag
        • Yehuda Morag
      • Yosef Sustiel
      • Leah Sustiel
      • Estreya/Cochava Sustiel
        [Kfar Saba]
 
This section compiled October 2004ce from material provided by Ester Sustiel Milshtain as of October 2004ce.
If you are related either by descent or marriage to this family, or if you have relevant information which would supplement or correct what's here, and would like to contribute, send e-mail to:
[ Send e-mail ] elie@jump.net
Text navigation below
Home page
FAMILIES       Alba / Alva  |  Albala  |  Albahae / Alboher / Albucher  |  Alcosser / Alkotser  |  Aresty / Aroesty / Aronesty / Arouesty / Arueste  |  Assael / Asaila  |  Baker / Beahhaar / Ben Yakaar  |  Baruch / Baruh  |  Calderón / Kalderon  |  Camhi / Kamhi  |  Cassorla / Kassorla / Elias  |  Castro  |  Coën / Cohen / Acoen / HaCohen  |  Ergas  |  Esformas  |  Farash / Farraggi / Farrache  |  Fermo  |  Franco  |  Hason / Hasson  |  Israel / Yisrael  |  Levi / Levy  |  Massot(h)  |  Mayo / de Mayo  |  Meshulam  |  Moshe / Mosse  |  Na(c)hmias  |  Navon  |  Negrin  |  Nehama  |  Pardo  |  Passo / Pesso  |  Rabeno  |  Rosilio / Razili  |  Rousso / Russo  |  Sami / Chame  |  Sarfati / Sarfaty  |  Sid  |  Testa  |  Yisrael  |  Yona  |  Yosha / Youcha / Youshah
MEMORIAL       Calendar / Años  |  Lost in the Shoah
MONASTIR       In History  |  In Jewish History  |  In The Holocaust
PALESTINE       Census of 1839
CHILE       The Temuco Colony
CAZORLA       Pre-Inquisition  |  In History
RESOURCES       Recipes  |  Languages  |  Sephardic contacts
  
Copyright © 200_ce by Elie Cassorla (Eliyahu ben haRav Moshe v'Leah). ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
Permission is granted for individual use and reproduction provided that this document remains intact, with this copyright message clearly visible. Reproduction for commercial use prohibited.
Webmaster
[ Site by Coast-2-coast of Austin ]