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The list is of course not perfectly complete and may contain incorrect or missing information, therefore we are grateful if you want to adjust or add to the list.

It is an attempt to collect all Jewish noble families, there are of course different places on the net, but as a rule the lists on the net are incomplete or split, in addition we try to connect these on the list to various information available on the net so that it becomes easy for those of us who are genealogists, the more knowledge we gather, the more we gather.

Those of you who want to add people who can be linked to names that appear on the list below can add under the heading "profiles" by adding them based on the person's profile on Geni and clicking on Menu ”Actions" from there you go on to the heading ”Add to a project" and then a new box will appear where you can write "Jewish Nobility".

The Noble Families of Austria.

[ Friedrich Berthold Freiherr von Beck]
[ Rudolf Emanuel Rolf Freiherr von Beck]

Note: In the German speaking areas of the Holy Roman Empire and its various successor states the title of "Freiherr" corresponds to the English "Baron".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freiherr

The Noble Families of Belgium

The Noble Families of Britiain

  • d'Avigdor-Goldsmid
  • Earl of Beaconsfield (Christian)
  • Benjamin Disraeli, 1st Earl of Beaconsfield(Converted Out), British Prime Minister (1804-1881)
  • Mocatta
  • Viscount Bearsted
  • Alexander Bernstein, Baron Bernstein of Craigweil
  • Joseph Stone, Baron Stone
  • Arnold Silverstone, Baron Ashdown
  • Baron Meyer of Shortgrove
  • Montefiore
  • Moses Haim Montefiore (1784-1885) financier, stockbroker, philanthropist and Sheriff of London.
  • Rufus Isaacs, 1st Marquess of Reading
  • Julia Neuberger, Baroness Neuberger, rabbanith
  • Rothschild banking family of England
  • Mark Schreiber, Lord Marlesford
  • Baron Swaythling, same pedigree with Herbert Samuel
  • Sydney Stern, Baron Wandsworth
  • Michael Levy, Baron Levy
  • Sassoon
  • Andrew Stone, Baron Stone of Blackheath
  • Benjamin Mancroft, 3rd Baron Mancroft
  • Marquess of Reading - Rufus-Isaacs family

The Noble Families Czech

The Noble Families of Netherlands

The Noble Families of France

The Noble Families of Germany

The Noble Families of Hungary

The Noble Families of Italy

The Noble Familes of Poland-Lithuania

  • Bartoszewicz
  • Bergin
  • Bielski
  • Bloch
  • Boessner
  • Brandeis
  • DĄBROWSKI
  • DESSAW v DESSAU
  • DOBROWOLSKI / DOBROWOLSCY, Jan & Grzegorz - sons of Szymon - from Orsza
  • DOBROWOLSKI, Jan & Dominik
  • DOBROWOLSKI, Marcin from Nowina
  • DOBROWOLSKI, Jan from Odyniec. Lived in Lithuania; sons: Felicjan and Wincenty
  • Epstein
  • Ezofowicz
  • Huppert-z-Wieliczki
  • Januszewskich
  • Konderski
  • Kovalenko
  • Krupa/Kruppa - Polish-Lithuanian noble family of Ukrainian Jewish extraction (considered to be noble under articles of the 3rd Lithuanian Statute)
  • Krzyzanowski
  • Lowe
  • Majewski
  • Sherrer/Sims
  • Synkin
  • Osiecimski
  • Wolowski
  • Zlatkovski

The Noble Families of Portugal

The Noble Families of Russian

The Noble Families of Spain

The Noble Spanish-Jewish Familes of Aleppo, Syria

  • Abigdor (via North Africa)
  • Anteby
  • Ashear
  • Ashkenazie
  • Attia
  • Azari
  • Blanca
  • Cohen
  • Douec
  • Escava
  • Esses
  • Franco
  • Gomez
  • Grazi
  • Hanan
  • Hanona
  • Hedaya
  • Hidary
  • Labaton
  • Laniado (Spanish Jews from Venice)
  • Levi
  • Lofez
  • Lopez
  • Matalon
  • Medina
  • Meldola (from Toledo, Spain)
  • Mizrahi
  • Mosseri
  • Nunez
  • Peixotto
  • Seixas (Portuguese)
  • Setton
  • Shalo
  • Sutton
  • Terzi
  • Tuleda
  • Vigio (Bigio)