Horowitz

Muhammad Saqib

January 20, 2019 @ 7:16am

Hi i born in Pakistan but live in Sweden i did my 111 Markers Y-DNA test. Isee only 2 Pakistani matches one Afghanistan match and one Indian match and which is less than 1% match of overall matches. even though i am from that region and i get so less percent match. One reason is that may be they do not have many samples from that region. When i did my autosomal DNA testing i found matches from Pakistan and India and many from other countries but on Y-DNA its completely different. I understand as Autosomal DNA testing shows matches from last 200 Years and Y-DNA from thousands of the years. By seeing such a large number of Ashknazi Jews match i feel like theories that pashtuns have Jewish roots seems true to me. And according to documented history it goes back to thousands of years. I read one last name story they are from Germany and due to their dark skin that last name was given and they speak Yiddish which is Aramic and Hebrew German. I have most of the matches from Ukraine,Poland and Germany many last names contain Halevi, Cohen,Horowitz,Greenberg, Godberg. So i may draw a conclusion that Ashkanzi Jews and Pashtuns from Afghanistan and Pakistan Region share the same ancestry line back in history about 3000 to 4000 years ago.

Michael Arieli

October 20 @ 11:20am

shalom and welcome to the Tribe

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Muhammad Saqib

November 16 @ 6:55pm

Thanks Michael Arieli

Daniel Goldman

February 8 @ 5:08pm

Cher Muhammad Saqib, bienvenue dans la famille. Baruch aba

Muhammad Saqib

February 13 @ 4:08am

Merci Daniel

Livia Horovitz

August 6, 2018 @ 5:19pm

Does anyone have Horovitz relatives from Hungary?

Dean Dimino

February 4 @ 4:07pm

I am curious also. Relatives from Hungary with Horowitz ancestors, that were in New York in the 1960s (mother/son). Mother was born in 1910 and was a doctor (pediatrician) in New York City. Son went to the university of Buffalo in 1965. Son was born in 1942.

Dean Dimino

February 4 @ 3:49pm

Hi, Does anyone have relatives that fit this description (I have no names)? A female pediatrician in NY in 1965, who was born in 1910. Probably 100% Hungarian (definitely 100% Azkenazi). She had a son in 1942. The son was a Senior at the University of Buffalo in 1965, but dropped out and went back to New York City. The husband/father was deceased in 1965. Has Horowitz ancestor.

Jeffrey Lurie

September 4 @ 6:43pm

My great grandfather David Hurvitz came to the USA from Kremenetz, Ukraine (born ~1860) with his wife Sophia Vinocur/Geller. His father was Joseph Gorowitz?. This family settled in and around Boston, Ma. Please feel free to reach out to me if you can help me out. Jeffrey.lurie@me.com

Jeffrey Lurie

September 28 @ 8:34pm

Also David and Sophia were married in Shimsk

Jeffrey Lurie

December 18 @ 1:10pm

Also a nearby city is Shimsk

Michael Alfes

October 20 @ 11:11am

Hi, Thank you for accepting me to your Group. Some of my Direct Ancestors were Gurvich. Movsha (Moshe) Shevel (Shaul) Gurvich BIRTH ABT 1826 • Mikhalishki, Belarus DEATH 1907 was my 2nd great-grandfather His daughter Khana Sheina Gurvich BIRTH ABT 1849 • Mikhalishki, Belarus DEATH BEF. 1910 • Mikhalishki, Belarus was my paternal great-grandmother she was married to Josel (Joseph) Jochel (Jechiel) Lewinsohn (Levinson) BIRTH 1847 • Mikhalishki, Belarus DEATH 1935 • Vilnius, Lithuania my paternal great-grandfather My Gedmatch DNA Kit ID is T249503 and A652467 Genesis TW1206650 mtDNA Haplogroup L2a1l2a, Y-DNA Haplogroup J-M267/J-ZS1682

jarrod hurwitz

September 27 @ 11:05am

My great grandfather Abraham Hurwitz came to South Africa from(somewhere in) Russia in the early 1900's, I believe. He married Hannah "Chana" Elin, who I've come to learn was Yelinger and later changed to Elin - im not sure whether they got married in the old country but they raised their family in Johannesburg, South Africa. I'm not sure of his father's name, it could've been Yaakov. We are of the Levi tribe, and our tradition is to NOT EAT TURKEY(anyone else with this custom?). Any info would be awesome!

Evelyne nee BERGER has a question!

December 4, 2015 @ 12:39am

“ Hi, looking for descendants of Rabbi Shmuel Rosenkrantz rabbi of Antipol and Karlin/Pinsk. his grandson was my mother's great grandfather Shmuel Halevi Horowitz (1830) son of Shalom, born in rubizhevitz, Minsk. ”

Michael Arieli

December 5, 2015 @ 2:56am

MIRIAM REISEL HORWITZ OF ANTOPOL WAS MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER MARRIED TO AVRHAM LEVIN-ANY CONNECTION?

Evelyne nee BERGER

July 27, 2016 @ 12:53pm

Hi we are related to Levine .... please contact me on email : prigat@netvision.net.il

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Michael Arieli

January 17, 2019 @ 11:03am

sorry I have not replied will write you on your email

Paul Henry

August 27, 2018 @ 3:09pm

Any chance of any of you with HENRY ancestors? Our great grandfather, Simon/Sigmund/Sidney HENRY renounced the Czar of Russia in 1898 in his naturalization papers, thus coming from somewhere in the Greater Russian Empire, we don't know where from. Thank you, Karen vanHaagen Campbell, karencampbellgenealogy@outlook.com

Leslie Matthews

July 24, 2018 @ 12:10am

This is a picture of Moses Orowitz (Horowitz;Orovitz) and his wife Pessie/Bessie Belenky and their 2 children Eli Maurice Orowitz and Michael Orowitz. There are also 2 sisters not in the photo-Elizabeth and Ruth (Rachel). Moses' parent are Mordecai Orowitz and Channa Belenkey. I can't seem to go any further than that because their families were from Tetiev and the fires burned all records. Just wondering if anyone else has relations to this family

Elaine Cornell has a question!

June 1, 2017 @ 2:34pm

“ Does anyone in this group belong to the name Zalman or Zalmanovitz or Ganowitz? ”

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