Albert CARACO & Estella ESKENAZI

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Albert CARACO
Estella ESKENAZI

NOTICE: a patrilineal descendant of our subject is participating in the CARRICO Y-chromosome DNA Surname Project. Anyone who suspects he descends from our subject on a direct male line can support that connection with a DNA test. Although no paper connection has been made, a descendant of our subject is a DNA match to another CARACO with an origin in Bursa, Turkey, one currently living in France.

Husband: Albert CARACO
Birth: ca. 1850s, of Bursa, Turkey
Y-DNA Haplogroup: L2a, a.k.a., L-M349

Marriage:

Wife: Estella / Estelle "Stella" ESKENAZI
Birth: ca. 1850s, of Bursa, Turkey

Children — born in the City of Bursa, Bursa Province, Turkey:

1. Eliezer CARACO, b. 21 Apr 1884
2. Isaac A. "Paul" CARACO, b. 17 May 1888

Keywords for search engines: genealogy; TU, TUR, Türkçe, Bursa Ili, Turquie

Sources:

1. Email from descendant.

2. Global Gazetteer (by Falling Rain Genomics, Inc.): gives six spellings for the city (viz., Brusa, Brussa, Broussa, Brousse, Brossa, and Bursa), but just one spelling for the province (viz., Bursa).

3. Bursa web site. [link died]

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