DNA test

No DNA tests. As I am aware.

Am unaware of any such testing

Ex-Chmielniks living in UK may be interested to know that a branch of Chmielniks has been located near Haifa in NW Israel, being 2nd and 3rd generations of Holocaust survivors who had been presumed dead.

See family tree as updated by my sister Mira Meshulam.

David Zohar (Harris)

Ok, thank you for the answer! DNA tests are useful to give more information in the research process. They are becoming simpler and cheaper, maybe in the future someone in the project can try it.

Best Regards,

Hernán Freedman

Hi
We don't know very much about you. All we know is that you are a descendent of my Grandfather`s sister in Law. My grandmother was a Freedman, related to a Harris family.
My grandmother had two brothers and one sister.
Do you know any other people in England?

Barry

My oldest best known Freedman link in England is Harris Freedman, my great grandfather. He lived in Benthal Green and he was married twice. I have uploaded the certificates here, see if you can find any known name:
https://www.geni.com/documents/view?doc_id=6000000097558821250&
https://www.geni.com/documents/view?doc_id=6000000097561537105&
From the first marriage he had one son and from the second he had four, you can see in my tree,
All the family moved from London to Buenos Aires in 1908 and some sons returned to London in 1922.
Harris Freedman was also known as Herman Freedman, his father was Lipman Freedman or Friedman and I think they all arrive to England from Kiev, but I am not sure.

I really don't know if your Freedman branch has any direct link to my branch, but it is funny to find it out.

Regards,

Hernán Freedman