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HAMAM FAMILY NAME

ONBEACH — 24 Mar 2003 4:17:40 GMT

Does anyone know the origin of the Hamam name and perhaps have information on the tribe from which the name is derived? My Grandfather was born in 1879 in Akka, Syria.
I understand that the name originates from the Saiegh and Ablah tribes. If anyone has information or knows a source where I can obtain that information, it will be greatly appreciated!
Thank You!

Ancestry of Queen Noor of Jordan

Jessica_Bonner — 22 Mar 2006 9:04:27 GMT

family tree

wnimry — 30 Jul 2005 12:00:44 GMT

Hi there. my name is wasim nimri i live in nazareth the holyland , my family came from jordan and i'm looking for my family tree .
I hope that somebody can help me with that.
sincerely yours

HAMAM/HAMMAM FAMILY NAME -NEED HELP PLEASE!

genjoyce — 24 Mar 2003 4:22:29 GMT

I have been told there is a Hamam/Hammam member in Jordan researching the Greek Orthodox and/or Greek Catholic line of the Hamam/Hammam family. Does anyone know how to contact him? Any information on the Hamam/Hammam name will be greatly appreciated. My Grandfather was Hanna Hamam and his parents were Kalil and Eva Hamam. I would also like to ask if anyone knows the arabic translation for the name, Eva?
Thank You!

The Abiad (Abyad)or El Abiad Family

Pascale — 24 Mar 2003 4:16:37 GMT

I am looking for rrelatives of my husband Imad Adel Salim Abiad, they came from Jaffa, Palestine, but are now living in Jordan.....can anybody help me?Thank:-)

Raimouny Family in Jordan is of French Decent?

Jean-Pierre St. Giles — 24 Mar 2003 4:23:10 GMT

A friend of Mine at the Sorbone University anthropology department has brought attention to me of the potential that Decendents of a French aristocratic family might be existing in Jordan in the Middle East, they are the members of the Raimouny family... appreciate any assistance to the validity of this tale or any relavent geneology tests. what I know is that they can be the decendents of the french Crusader Count Raymond IV de St. Giles, the Count of Toulouse and the Patriarch of Tripoli during the Crusader Rule of that region(aroung 500 years ago) sources tell me that there is now a village that holds his name in the north of Jordan pertaining to the place where it is said he was captured in the battle of Hitten when Saladin seized control of Jerusalem and Islamified the region again.

city of Jerash

fjerasa — 11 Nov 2005 1:50:30 GMT

I am searching for a possible connection? My surname is Jerasa. My family traces back to Slovenia....as far back as the mid 1700's. I have researched and found that the town of Jerash is also called Jerasa. Also Gerasa. I have not done much research in this direction. All of my research has been focused on Slovenia which is where the Jerasa name still thrives. If anyone can help please do!

SABHA ABUKHADER - OBITUARY

BobbyTitle — 16 Sep 2005 9:07:57 GMT

The Sun, San Bernardino, CA - March 15, 2005

SABHA ABUKHADER, 97, a resident of San Bernardino for 17 yeras, passed away on March 13, 2005. She was born in Ermimine, Jordan. She was a housewife for 75 years.

She is survived by her sons, Eid Khader of Yonkers, NY, and Ayed Khader of San Bernardino; daughters Ghantouseh Rabadi of San Bernardino, Jamileh Diab of Los Angeles, CA and Jalileh Khader of Yonkers, NY; 41 grandchildren; and 71 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her daughter, Farideh Khader and her son, Odeh Khader.

Visitation : Tuesday, March 15, 2005, 4-8 pm. Rosary at 7 p.m. at Mt. View Mortuary. Funeral: Wed, March 16, 2005, 11 am at Our Ldy of Assumption. Interment: Montecito Memorial Park.

NOTE: Submitter is not related to deceased in any way. Obituary is provided for genealogical interest only.

Atieh Family Tree

lutfeea — 7 Aug 2003 6:41:59 GMT

if you are looking or have any info please contact me.
Lutfee S. Atieh
lutfeea@yahoo.com