Sephardic Genealogy Netherlands

Genealogy oriented

Amsterdam Municipal Archives (Stadsarchief)
Akevoth (Jewish Genealogical research in the Netherlands) Superb resource (Link off-site)
Central Bureau for Genealogy or or try http://web.archive.org/web/20140223113829/http://www.cbg.nl/
Netherlands Institute of War Documentation
Netherlands Society for Jewish Genealogy
database of the Ouderkerk cemetery only database of its kind worldwide and has full digization of the burial cards of the Portuguese community
Inventory of the Portuguese-Jewish community of Amsterdam archives.
Bet Haim cemetery book, includes list of names (namenregister). Download as free pdf.
Index of registers for all the churches of different religions of Amsterdam. for all the churches of different religions of Amsterdam.
Bibliotheca Rosenthaliana

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Databases

Sephardic marriages in Amsterdam (Mokum) 1598-1811 (Link off-site)

Portuguese marriages in Amsterdam 1664 - 1926 (Link off-site)

Akevoth (Jewish Genealogical research in the Netherlands) Superb resource (Link off-site)

Poor Sephardic Jews given Sedaka in Amsterdam to move elsewhere

Amsterdam Personal Files at CAHJP

Beth Haim at Ouderkerk aan de Amstel Jewish Cemetery (Link off-site)

Searchable databases of Jewish Cemetery at Ouderkerk, Marriages in Mokum, Family Name adoptions, Portuguese marriages, etc.

Vaz Dias Index of Sephardic Name aliases

Index of dowries for Pautas (poor Sephardic girls).

Promesas, finta and impostas of 17th century Sephardic Jews in Amsterdam.

Sephardic Ketubot from The Netherlands

93 Sephardic burials at Middleburg, Netherlands (Link off-site)

Digital Monument to the Jewish Community in the Netherlands Dutch Shoah victims (Link off-site) click on "news"

Dutch Sephardic Jews Deported to Bergen Belsen

General Sites

The Marranos celebrate Yom Kippur in Amsterdam
Isaac Aboab da Fonseca
Esnoga (Amsterdam Synagogue)
Jewish Historical Museum
The Beth Haim at Ouderkerk aan de Amstel

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Bibliography

For a more complete extensive bibliography

Malka, Jeffrey S.

Sephardic Genealogy:
Discovering Your Sephardic Ancestors and Their World.
Avotaynu, 2002. Click here for Table of Contents and to order.
Indispensible. The ONLY comprehensive book for Sephardic Genealogy. -- History, research methods, archives, surnames, maps, bibliography, and more. (Includes Holland, St. Thomas, St. Croix and Nevis, Curacao, St Eustatia, St Maarten, Jamaica, Argentina, Brazil, etc.).

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