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A list of the areas on the tree that Geni Curators work in, by location.

Geographical regions

Regions are those set-forth by the United Nations. For a full listing, please visit here.

Africa

Eastern Africa

Middle Africa

Northern Africa

  • Sharon Doubell: Libya, Egypt, Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia (North African Campaign)
  • Jaim Harlow: Libya, Egypt, Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia (North African Islamic Period, 700-1900)

Southern Africa

Western Africa

Americas

Latin America and the Caribbean

Caribbean

Central America

  • Ric Dickinson: Mexico (colonial period)
  • Jaim Harlow: Mexico, Peru, Colombia, Panama, and Honduras (Spanish, Portuguese and Peruvian Inquisitions)

South America

North America

Asia

Central Asia

  • Ben M. Angel: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan (the Great Game period)

Eastern Asia

Southern Asia

South-Eastern Asia

Western Asia

  • Ben M. Angel: Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia (Russian Empire period)
  • Shmuel Aharon Kam: Israel (Biblical tree; Jewish historical tree)
  • Yigal Burstein: Israel (Jewish historical tree; arts and the sciences)
  • Malka Mysels: Israel (Jewish Rabbinical and historical tree; Jewish diaspora)
  • Rafi Kornfeld: Israel (Jewish immigration from central Europe to Israel)
  • Jaim Harlow: Israel (Yeshivot of Eretz Yisrael, Northern Levant, and Hijaz; Gaonim and Exilarchs of Levant, North Africa, Andalusia and Hijaz; Maimonidean Judaism; Qara'im, specific to Yeshivot)
  • Itai Meshulam: Israel (Pioneers of Israel; Holocaust; Israel armed forces and wars; Immigration from Bulgaria)

Europe

Eastern Europe

  • Hatte Blejer: Poland and Ukraine (Jewish families of Suwalki, Lomza, Volhynia, and Kherson)
  • Kevin Hanit: Poland (The Spiegel family of Lagow in Kielce Radom area)
  • Farkas Mihály László: Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, and Czech Republic
  • Jadranka: Hungary
  • Ben M. Angel: Poland, Belarus, Ukraine, and Russia (mostly non-Jewish), Hungary (Gothic and Lombard barbarians)
  • Randy Schoenberg: Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary
  • Ric Dickinson: Belarus, Ukraine, and Russia (Tsarist autocracy)
  • Andrzej Hennel: Poland (16th-18th c. Polish Commonwealth)
  • Kaloyan Ivanov: Bulgaria
  • Malka Mysels: Hungary (Austro-Hungarian Jewish families)
  • Maria Bakay: Hungary (Hungarian nobel families)
  • Jaim Harlow: Sephardim of Zamosc, Lvov, and other areas of the Pale of Settlement, Sephardi Traders and coin minters, Jewish interaction with Lithuanian Dukes and Polish Kings

Northern Europe

Southern Europe

  • Hatte Blejer: Spain (Islamic)
  • Lúcia Pilla: Portugal
  • Victar: Spain and Portugal (medieval royal and noble families of Iberia; Catalonia)
  • Jadranka: Croatia
  • Lara: Croatia (Southern Dalmatia, last 400 years and diaspora)
  • Lynette: Croatia (Southern Dalmatia)
  • Natalija: Croatia (Southern Dalmatia, last 400 years and diaspora)
  • Milivoj: Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina
  • George Homs: Italy (1300-1600)
  • Ben M. Angel: Spain and Italy (Gothic, Lombard, and Vandal barbarians)
  • Justin Swanström: Italy (Ancient Rome, Lombards, Renaissance noble families)
  • Ric Dickinson: Spain (Spanish colonization of the Americas) and Italy
  • Farkas Mihály László: Serbia
  • Jaim Harlow: Croatia, Serbia (Sephardic Jews of the Balkans), and Greece (Sephardic Jews of the Kingdom of Naxos)

Western Europe

  • Erin Spiceland Ancient Wales, Scotland, Ireland, and England (Saints, the Kings, and the Roman Empire)
  • Günther Kipp: Germany (royal and noble families)
  • Farkas Mihály László: Germany and Austria
  • Hatte Blejer: France (Anglo-Norman families)
  • Kristi: Switzerland
  • Victar: France (medieval royal and noble families of Occitania)
  • Jean-François Antoine: France (medieval period)
  • George Homs: France (Northern), Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg (Low Countries, 1300-1700)
  • Ben M. Angel; France and Belgium (Huguenots; medieval period; Frankish and Burgundian barbarians; Romans), the Netherlands (Friesland before the Dutch Revolution, interaction with the English Great Migration), and Germany (medieval; Frankish, Bavarian, and Alamannian barbarians; Carolingian transformation)
  • Annemarie Healy-Kalishoek: Ireland, United Kingdom and the Netherlands
  • Randy Schoenberg: Austria
  • Wouter De Boeck Belgium (Graven van Vlaanderen,Comte de Flandre);
  • Justin Swanström: Austria (early Habsburgs); France (Gallo-Romans; barbarian Franks & Burgundians; Merovingians & Carolingians; Etichonides, medieval Alsace); Germany (medieval, barbarian Alamans & Bavarians); Switzerland (noble families)
  • Ric Dickinson France (medieval period)
  • Sharon Doubell: Germany and France (Charlemagne; medieval period)
  • Fred Bergman: the Netherlands (Counts of Holland,Zeeland, Friesland; Dutch royal and noble families)
  • Tobias Rachor: Germany (German emmigrants)
  • Rafi Kornfeld: Austria and Czech Republic (Jewish immigration from central Europe to Israel)
  • Jaim Harlow: France, Spain, and Portugal (Jewish Kingdom of Narbonne; Jews of Languedoc, Catalonia, Andalusia, Portugal, Brittany and Normandy)

Oceania

Australia and New Zealand

Melanesia

Micronesia

Polynesia

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