Places
Learn about
Monastir
and other places the Monastirlis lived both before and afterwards, including
Cazorla,
Temuco,
Palestine,
Kirklareli.
Visit —
websites of Monastirli organizations in the New York area (The Monastir Society, approaching its centennial year) and
Indianapolis (The Etz Chaim Sephardic Congregation).
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Families
Research your Monastirli family relationships.
Family
names
included:
Alba / Alva,
Albala,
Albahae / Alboher / Albucher,
Alcosser / Alkotser,
Aresty / Aroesty / Aronesty / Arouesty / Arueste,
Arout(y) / Aruti,
Assael / Asaila,
Baker / Beahhaar / Ben Yakaar,
Baruch / Baruh,
Bezalel / (Semaya),
Calderón / Kalderon,
Camhi / Kamhi,
Cassorla / Kassorla / Elias,
Castro,
Chame / Sami
Coën / Cohen / Acoen / HaCohen,
Ergas,
Esformas,
Farash / Farrache / Farraggi / Fraggi,
Fermo,
Franco,
Hason / Hasson,
Israel / Yisrael,
Levi / Levy,
Massot(h),
Mayo / de Mayo,
Meshulam,
Moshe / Mosse,
Nachmias / Nahmias,
Navon,
Negrin,
Nehama,
Pardo,
Passo / Pesso,
Rabeno,
Rosilio / Razili,
Rousso / Russo,
Sami / Chame,
Sarfati / Sarfaty,
(Semaya) / Bezalel,
Sid,
Testa,
Yisrael,
Yona,
Yosha / Youcha / Youshah.
Contribute
your own family information, and anecdotes.
Chat
with and make contact with other descendants of Jews from Monastir/Bitola.
Learn about Sefaradí family names in other Ottoman cities:
Kastoria,
Salonica, also known as Salonika, Salonique, Selanik, Thessalonika, Thessaloniki.
Jannina, also known as Ioannina, Yannina.
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Resources
Share
Recipes.
Learn about the
Languages
of the Monastirlis.
Find other
Sephardic contacts.
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