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People
Who each person was, which other spellings they appear under in the archives, and which document names them. They are listed by generation, oldest first.
The proposed generations
They appear in family trees published online and have no supporting document yet.
Where the documented line begins
From Falk, around 1797, to Koppel. They come from the 1858 census, a gravestone and the 1899 birth record.
- Falk ZhmoodThe oldest documented ancestor
- ChanaAba's wife · Dvorka's mother, probably
- Khana ReizelDavid's wife · Koppel's mother
- David ZmudThe one who moved from the Baltic to the south
- Aba Senderov ZmudyaDvorka's father, according to the 1858 census
- DvorkaKoppel's wife · Felix's mother
- MeyerMalke's father
- Falk Zhmood, the Nogaysk merchantKoppel's brother · Felix's uncle
- Koppel ZhmoodFelix's father
- Leyzer ZhmoodHermano de Koppel
Felix, Malke and Felix's siblings
The generation that emigrated. Felix and Malke married in Berdyansk around 1896.
- Malke NoelCrossed the Atlantic alone with three children
- Felix SmudButcher · Russian army soldier · deserter
- Hinda Ana ZhmoodHermana de Felix
- Manyik ZhmoodHermano de Felix
- Moshe ZhmoodHermano de Felix
- Pesach ZhmoodHermano de Felix
- Tybel ZhmoodHermana de Felix
The three who crossed the Atlantic
Born in Berdyansk and Mariupol between 1897 and 1904. After Buenos Aires, all three moved to Entre Ríos.
- Pablo FreibergEsposo de Aida
- Esther KlaiserburdEsposa de Marcos
- Isabel LoyberEsposa de Alejandro
- Julio ManowskyThe half-brother
- Aida SmudCrossed the Atlantic at six months old
- Alejandro SmudBookkeeper · general store in Maciá
- Marcos SmudThe boy in the Mariupol birth record
The Komisaruk family, according to Freedman
The Rassein family that, according to Chaim Freedman, descends from the Vilna Gaon, with the line reaching up to him and the Serdek line. Freedman proposed that Khana, Koppel's mother, was a Komisaruk, but the 1858 census contradicts the version that made her a daughter of Dov-Ber and Ester, and no document links her to this family: so it is kept apart, not hanging from the tree. It can be seen in the versions of the tree that propose it.
- Treina GinzbergMother of the Vilna Gaon
- Yosef HaLevyFather of Meir Joselowicz Halevy
- Shlomo Zalman KremerFather of the Vilna Gaon
- Yekhezekel LazdeiFather of Avraham of Serhei
- BeylaMother of David Komisaruk
- Chana bat Yehudah LeibWife of the Vilna Gaon
- Eliyahu ben Shlomo ZalmanThe Vilna Gaon
- Meir Joselowicz HalevyFather of David Komisaruk
- Esther JaffeMother of both of Khana Reizel's grandmothers
- Rabbi Avraham of SerheiFather of both of Khana Reizel's grandmothers
- David KomisarukKhana Reizel's paternal grandfather
- Rabbi Yehuda Leib Vilner KramerSon of the Vilna Gaon
- Liba SerdekDaughter-in-law of the Vilna Gaon
- Khana SerheiKhana Reizel's paternal grandmother
- Dov-Ber (Berel) KomisarukKhana Reizel's father, according to Freedman
- Esther LeibGranddaughter of the Vilna Gaon
- Shlomo-Zalmen KomisarukRabbi of Rassein and Grafskoy · Khana's father, according to Freedman (2020)
The Yovel family, according to Freedman
The Yovel line of Plungė, which Freedman reconstructs up to a Yovel born in 1690. In 2020 he proposed that Dvorka, Felix's mother, was a daughter of Mordechai Yovel; the 1858 census calls her a daughter of Aba. In October 2020 he proposed, as a theory, that the Yovel was her mother, Chana.
Documenteda census, a register or a gravestone names them.Unverifiedproposed by published or collaborative trees, with no document behind it.