Family Trees & Photos

Please send us your family photos and trees and we’ll add it to our collection. Our email address is: info@rhodesjewishmuseum.org

Hasson

The following photo is from Laura Larsen:  ”This photo was taken in Rhodes of Joseph Benatar (1895-1944) and Ester Tarica (1897-1944).  They were killed in Auschwitz along with their only child, Baruh (1925-1944).  You can put it on the website if you want to.”

 

  

The following photo is from Marcelo Benveniste

5 Responses to “Family Trees & Photos”

  1. January 6th, 2010

    Laura Larsen:

    Thank you for posting your family tree, Aron. Sarina Tarica is my grandmother’s sister (Rica Tarica).

  2. January 6th, 2010

    aron:

    Hi Laura. Sarina Tarica was married to the brother of my great grandfather Haco (Isaac) Hasson, so we apparently are distantly related. If this is the same family then I have some information of the parents and grandparents of Sarina Tarica and your grandmother. Their parents were Mordocheo Tarica, born in 1864 and Mazaltov Tarica, born in 1873. The parents of Mordocheo Tarica were Guiseppe Tarica and Sarota Amato. The parents of Mazaltov Tarica were Samuel Tarica and Ester Codron.

  3. January 27th, 2010

    elliott richard alhadeff:

    we have a very large extended family. i am participating in a genetic study entitled “23&me”. so far to my knowledge no other Alhadeff is so doing. it would be interesting to me if one would do so.

  4. February 8th, 2010

    regine yellinek:

    dear Aron, my grandmother was Rebeca Tarica and my mother Leah Tarica, married nissim lallouche in egypt, my grandfather was avraham tarica, first cousin with my grandmother. i live in Israel since 1950, thank you for all what you do about the history of the jewish of rhodes.

  5. March 16th, 2010

    Yehoshua Kehati:

    My wife is a Codron. Her great grandfather was Chief Rabbi Chilebi Nissim Codron. Her father was Yaacov Codron; her mother was Mazal-Tov Alaluf. They both were born in Rhodes. Her father had a hotel and restaurant in the Belgian Congo. My side is Ashkenaz; sorry about that { : – ) .

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