Mordechai HOROWITZ-marriage to Rav. David of Novarodok 18th cent.

[Yonatan Shalom Ben-Ari yonibenari@gmail.com]

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In my ongoing search for descendants and extended family of Rav.
David (the rav) of Novarodok, he was also known as the "Galia
Mesechet(a)" (his book), I was informed that he married one of his
children to the child of a Mordechai HOROWITZ (possibly of Minsk).
This would have happened during the 18th cent.

Is any one connected to this HOROWITZ family or know anything about them.

My interest in the above is the possibily that we are descendants of
Rav. Dovid's brother.

TIA and Shavua Tov

Yoni Ben-Ari, Jerusalem

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