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22/3/2011 в 12:58 до полудня
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22/3/2011 в 5:00 до полудня
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And his son was born in 1701. I have looked at this before, but don't have edit access to the profile, and never did anything about it. As I recall, R' Ephraim died c.1720, rather than was born in 1720. He died shortly before his daughter married the Besht. So she was born earlier than 1717. Probably more like 1700. There have also been questions raised previously why R' Ephraim's son's matzeiva does not say he was a Cohen. See http://www.geni.com/discussions/78684 |
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22/3/2011 в 6:20 до полудня
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23/3/2011 в 3:21 до полудня
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23/3/2011 в 3:49 до полудня
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23/3/2011 в 3:54 до полудня
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And what is the source of the diagram at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baal_Shem_Tov_family_tree which shows הרב אפרים מברודי as the son of שבתי הכהן כץ? |
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23/3/2011 в 4:51 до полудня
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The diagram from Wikipedia that shows R' Ephaim as the son of the Shach my indeed be misleading. Shimon's theory that the Shach was R' Ephaim's wife's father is interesting. Wikipedia took the diagram from:
Most other sources mention that R' Ephraim is "possibly" a son of the Shach. eg. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abraham_Gershon_of_Kitov http://www.davidicdynasty.org/susan_tree.pdf http://www.gershon-lehrer.be/FmT/genmod/family.php?famid=F0337http:// |
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23/3/2011 в 4:57 до полудня
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Menachem, I changed Rabbi Efrayim of Brody birthday to circa 1675 to be in line with the information regarding his his R' Gershon whose Yahrzeit is Adar 25th. http://judaismonline.org.uk/famous-rabbis-yahrtzeits/adar/ 25 Adar - Rav Gershon Kitover, brother-in-law of the Baal Shem Tov (1696-1761).
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23/3/2011 в 4:59 до полудня
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23/3/2011 в 1:59 после полудня
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23/3/2011 в 11:56 после полудня
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Dear David
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24/3/2011 в 1:27 до полудня
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24/3/2011 в 3:55 до полудня
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Is it possible that R' Gershon and his father were ostracized for following the Baal Shem Tov----his father R' Ephraim who made the match had died, and so both were left of sefer approbations etc, and thus the complication in finding their ancestors, except for the indirect hint of the connection to the SHaCH's family? R'Gershon Kitover was born in Dubno, and the Meir ben Moses Ashenazi, the father of the SHaCH died in Dubno. So, there very likely could have been a non-Cohen connection. |