Levy
The following two brothers, Alberto and Daniel were known as "Levy Levy" so their mother's maiden name was probably Levy also.
• *Alberto - m. [??]
  Alberto Levy, a tailor, arrived in Temuco in 1900, after having sojourned in Buenos Aires (Argentina) and Santiago (Chile). May have moved back to Santiago by 1916
• *Daniel - m. [??]
  Brother of Alberto Levy, came from Monastir in 1907, at the urging of his brother.

Another Levy Levy family.

• Jaime Levy Levy - m. Rebeca Camhi Pardo
  They had no children. After Jaime's passing, Rebeca married Daniel Testa Sarfati. They also had no children.

Another pair of Levy brothers, came later. Their mother's name was apparently Arueste.

• *Jaime Levy Arueste
• *Teodoro Levy Arueste

Chame
• *Moises - m. [??]
  Came from Monastir in 1907, at the urging of Alberto Levy.
• *Isaac - m. [??]
  Was a founding member of the Centro Macedónico in 1916.

Israel
• *Alfonso (Nissim) - m. *Sol Cassorla
  Alfonso came from Monastir in 1907, at the urging of Alberto Levy. His wife Sol came three years later (in 1910) with her brothers Samuel and Salvador.
  Was a founding member, and Vice-President of the Centro Macedónico in 1916.

The following two Israel families arrived in 1916.

• *Moris - m. [??]
  Was a founding member, and "pro-secretary" of the Centro Macedónico in 1916.
• *Yedidia - m. [??]

Albala
The Albala brothers also came from Monastir in 1907, at the urging of Alberto Levy. In 1911, Salomón returned to Monastir, to get his and his brother's families.
Their mother was apparently a Camhi.
In 1911 or 1912, they encouraged their half-brother to come, too.
• *Matías Albala Camhi - m.
  Was a founding member, and President of the Centro Macedónico in 1916.
• *Salomón Albala Camhi - m.
  Was a founding member, and director of the Centro Macedónico in 1916.
• *Abraham Albala Massot - m.
  Half-brother to *Matías and *Salomón, arrived in 1911 or 1912.

Cassorla
The twin Cassorla brothers came from Monastir in 1910, with their sister, Sol, who had been married to Alfonso Israel. They sent for their wives, who came a year later in 1911.
The Cassorla brothers later owned a famous establishment in town known as La Maison de Lux.
Apparently, their mother was a Cassorla, also. There were many apparently unrelated Cassorla families in Monastir.
• *Salvador - m. *Tamar Ergas Albala
• *Samuel - m. *Regina Levy
• *Sol - m. *Alfonso Israel

The following individual may or may not be related to the family above.

• *Jose Cassorla Cassorla

Testa
• *José - m. *Sara Arueste
  Probably arrived from Monastir in 1911 or 1912. Was the uncle of the next set of Testas who arrived sometime around 1916.
  • Enrique Testa Arueste (b.1916)

The following three Testa siblings apparently arrived together to join their Uncle José.

• *Abraham Testa Calderon
  
• *Rebeca Testa
  
• *Isaac Testa
  

Russo-Arueste
• *Isaac Russo - m. Sara Arueste
  Arrived in 1916.

Arueste
• *Jacobo Arueste Levy - m. [??]
  Arrived in Temuco in 1912, at the age of 11, to join his parents [??].

This section last updated in November 2002ce. If you are related either by descent or marriage to any of these families, or if you have relevant information which would supplement or correct what's here, and would like to contribute, send e-mail to:

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