Sephardic Genealogy Journeys

About Us

At the turn of the 20th Century, and then upon the creation of the State of Israel, many Sephardic families immigrated from North Africa and the Middle East to the Americas. One part of the family may have ended up in Argentina, another in Israel and another in the United States. Families were often large and ties were lost due to geography and as one generation led to the next larger family.

Services

Research

While every family tree begins with the family, research can document and correct family memory, which may with time. Family search queries allow Sephardic Genealogical Journeys to follow unique branches of your family tree, often uncovering surnames and locations of lost relatives. Also, there are some resources that are available through research that family members may not be aware of or may not have the time to find on their own.

Family Tree

A family tree begins with the family and then spreads its tentacles. What information do you have at your fingertips? Sephardic Genealogical Journeys begins by collecting available data, such as birthdays, anniversaries, dates of death, and the location. Using this information as a starting point, Sephardic Genealogical Journeys will also interview family members.

Publish The Tree

It is rare that anyone ‘completes’ his or her family tree. There always seems to be one more thing to look into, one more branch to follow. It is best to look at the family tree as organic – something that grows and evolves over time. However, there comes a time when the client feels that all avenues have been exhausted and it is time to think about putting the information together into a usable format.

Final Project

Your family tree will be a reproducible memory that can be shared with family for generations to come – a family record, all in one place, a primary source of information that shows who is related to who and how. This information will include family trees and data, generation lists, biographies, and photos. Sephardic Genealogical Journeys also has optional additions that can be provided at no charge.

Expert

Sarina Roffe

At the turn of the 20th Century, and then upon the creation of the State of Israel, many Sephardic families immigrated from North Africa and the Middle East to the Americas. One part of the family may have ended up in Argentina, another in Israel and another in the United States. Families were often large and ties were lost due to geography and as one generation led to the next larger family.

About Us