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              Sassienie Family Tree
                       4 Branches

Our first known mutual ancestors were Jacob Salomon (? – 1800) and his wife, Matje Mozes (1750 – 1825) both from Amsterdam, Holland.

 

They had a son, Woolf Jacob Sasieni (1796 – 1869). Woolf married Dientje (Dinah) Levie Koekoek (1799 – 1881) in Amsterdam, Holland 1825.

 

Today all Sassienie worldwide family members directly descend from Jacob Salomon and his son, Woolf Jacob Sasieni.

 

Woolf had eight children, only four survived to adulthood, separating the Sassienie family tree into four branches.

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The First Sasieni:

The first Sasieni on record was: Woolf Jacob Sasieni (1796 – 1869). He had eight children. Three died in early childhood and one was still born.

During the mid nineteenth century Wolf Jacob Sasieni and his wife Dientje (Dinah) Koekoek (1799 – 1881), with their four grown up children, Jacob Sasiene (1826 – 1889), Levie Wolf Sasieni (1831 – 1888), Moses (Moppy) Sassienie (1832 – 1922), and Solomon Wolf Sasiene (1839 –1901), left Amsterdam, Holland to seek a better lifestyle in London, England. It was at the dawning of England`s great manufacturing age.

Wolf and his family sailed on the Leda from the Port of Rotterdam, Netherlands and arrived at the Port of London, England on January 3rd, 1855, then finalising their journey up through the River Thames to the East End of London.

All our present day family members descend from either one of those children. Post 1839 after the birth of Solomon Wolf Sasiene the family tree has four branches.

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Surnames included in the

Abelson Abrahams Abrahamson Abrams Adler Akker Albert Alterman Anolik Applebaum Applestone Asbury Barnes Barnett Bayard Baynes Beale Beard Becker Ben Benacoun Benaim Bender Benveniste Berman Bermudez Bernard Bernstein Bertani Beth Bierne Blewis Blitz Blumfield Bolton Bond Borgos Borowitz Boyne Brenner Brown Buckley Burns Bush Byer Casson Chailungkran Claire Clare Clark Clarke Cobb Cohen Coleman Comachio Concio Conn Conway Copisarow Costa Craddock Crocker Crooks Curnock da Costa Daniels Darrow David Davids Davis Defries Dehn Dembitz Dembitz Dembrofsky Demby Dempster Devaney Dight Dightmaker Driver Druxman Dunz Dworsky Elias Ellen Ellis Espinoza Ettinger Everett Farrell Fasten Faust Feltham Fenton Fisch Fish Fisher Fleet Fletcher Forse Foster Foux Frank Franks Frederickstad Freedman Freestone Friedberg Friendlander Fryer Fund Gaba Gans Ganzner Gilford Glassock Glazer Gold Goldberg Goldstein Goodmaker Goodman Gordon Gould Graham Greenfield Griffin Gross Hagenbuch Hanan Harbel Harris Hart Healey Hearn Heath Hedges Hellman Hirsch Hochfeld Hockley Hoffart Hoffman Honeybull Hooker Houtman Howard Hull Hunter Hurst Hyatt Hyman Isaacs Ison Jackson Jacobs Jakubovic James Jassny Jessurun Joel Jones Joseph Josephs Jostre Kaas Karpel Katz Kavanaugh Kay Keen Keiler Keiller Kelly Kemp Kim King Kinoshita Klein Kleinberg Klentz Klinger Koekoek Konigswinter Kovler Kramer Lantz Lasky Lawrence Lees Leigh Lesser Levin Levin Levine Levy Lewis Lieber Lipman Lipschitz Lloyd Lodge Loza Lyons Mackenzie Manhood Mark Marks Masters Mattingly McNitt Mehlman Mercado Messias Michaud Miller Miller/Adler Milner Minden Mitchell Moed Morpurgo Morse Moss Most Motzney Moya Mozes Muster Myers Narofsky Nathan Newton Niforos Nilsson Nissimi Nunn Nybakken-Taberman O`Shea Ornstein Pachter Parower Parr Passmore Patterson Pennamacoor Perry Philips Pine Planos Plaut Pool Portnoy Price Proops Pruden Punt Quinones Raclaw Radzan Rappaport Rauh Rayner Reed Reid Reina Reynolds Richardson Richter Robins Rosenthal Ross Rowell Rubens Rudolph Rumbelski Saadoun Safirstein Salinger Salomon Saltman Sammy Samson Samuel Sanetta Sanewong Sarilak Sasiene Sasieni Sasienie Sasine Sass Sassiene Sassieni Sassienie Sassienie Savage Schaap Schechter Schneider Schoenfeld Schutzman Schwartz Sedransky Selig Selinger Sharpe Shear Sherman Shine Shnider Shore Sibbald Silver Silverglate Silverman Silverstone Skennerton Slobodkin Smart Smith Snider Snyder Solam Sonnerthal Spier Springer Staal Stalker Stebbings Steel Steele Steinberg Stern Storey Strauss Sugarman Summers Surridge Swain Szabaga Tall Tapper Temkin Teper Tobacco Tucker Turner Turner Valentine Van gelder Van Praagh Van Stratton Vanderporten Vangelder Vigon Waddingham Waldorf Walker Wall Wallace Wallach Walter Warner Warntice Wateman Watkins Watson Webber Weinberg Weinberger Weinkrantz Weinstein Weitzkorn Weitzman Wells West Wheeler White Whitehill Whitehouse Wilder Williams Winecki Winkel Winston Witte Wong Wood Wooding Woolf Woolford Wortman Wortman Wyer Yollis Young Zaks Zeelander Zwart

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: I am indebted to Rosemary and her husband Maurice who have freely given their co-operation, support and with dedicating over 30 years of research towards the Sasieni ancestry and their decendants has presented their entire information and collected data to this family tree. My thanks and appreciation to Garry Steel for his discovery of Sassienie family members on the Internet which was my inspiration to further the research for our family ancestry and for his assistance with the Family Tree files.

I give thanks and gratitude to Derek Dightmaker for his assistance with the necessary information required that has enabled the Dightmaker`s and their descendants to be included in this family tree.

I would also like to record my gratitude and appreciation to Professor Peter Sasieni, Tracy Joseph, Barbara Karpel, Diane Isaacs, Gillian, Annette Smart, John Bernard, Ruth Barnett and to all the family members that have contributed many amazing family photos and have kindly contributed towards this Family tree.