Rabbi Eliezer Todros / Toderes

137 Elieser bn Todros z”l gabai zadik age 39 1634/35

http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~prohel/genealogy/names/loew/loewdes.... and https://books.google.ca/books?ei=h2iQTsLzIuft0gG3ouAb&ct=result&sqi...

Note: family tree DNA Todres is a distinguished name throughout Jewish history, but until now we have not been able to trace the descent from the famous medieval and ancient Todres to those alive today. Just one example is the fact that a Todros family of renowned Rabbis is mentioned in the Talmud.

No one knows whether or not all Todres are related in the remote past. Todres or Todros and many other variations on the spelling are all the same as the name was always Jewish and hence often no vowels

Any relation to?

• on Geni Placehold Todres ??
• OR Todros names on Jewish Encyclopedia, wikipedia and Geni Todros ben Joseph Abulafia (ca, 1220 Burgos, Castile and León, Spain - c. 1285 Toledo, Spain) (Hebrew: טודרוס בן יוסף אבולעפא‎) nephew of on wikipedia Meir Abulafia and Chief Rabbi of Castile. He is the author of Otzar HaKavod, a mystical commentary on the Aggadah.
• OR in the book Stranger in Our Midst: Images of the Jew in Polish Literature and on www.ruf.rice.edu Nehemiah Todros "Nassi", newly arrived from Spain, and a Descendant of Todros Abulaffi Halevi and "struggles for the Prague and particularly for the Land Chief Rabbinate. 312) Ibidem (Memorandum by Israel Bondy in 5/22/1688; Memorandum by" M. H. Todros)..
• OR on www.jewishgen.org Eliezer Todros ( - 1527) wordsmith of Saloniki(a), Greece
• OR Benedict (Baruch) Todros (living 1580) in Turin, Italy and on www.genami.org Jaquia Todros (Pô) Banking family in Turin and Piémont 1700 AND on Geni Jacob Abram Todros & Zefoa Treves <parents of Raffael (1739 Turin -1794 Turin), Leon, Samuel>
• OR on www.jewishencyclopedia.com Rabbi Todros of Kaunas (Kovno), Lithuania mentioned 10/20/1559
• OR on seforim blog... R. Jacob Günzberg, see D. Maggid, תולדות משפחות גינצבורג, St. Petersburg, 1899, pp. 12-13. It is unclear when Günzberg was appointed Rabbi of Friedberg. R. Man Todros Spira ref. sometimes only called Man Todros (Theodorus) The Rabbi as a Surrogate Priest served as Rabbi of Friedberg until circa 1582. He was succeeded by R. Samuel b. Eliezer, who was succeeded by Günzberg. See A. Kober, “Documents Selected From the Pinkas of Friedberg, a Former City in Western Germany,” PAAJR 17(1947), pp. 28-29.
• OR on Jstor Rabbi Joseph Todros chief rabbi of Friedberg 1575-1582

  ---

  
  

137 Elieser bn Todros z”l gabai zadik age 39 1634/35