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Have Fueled Ala. Church Fires

By JAY REEVES, Associated Press Writer Fri Mar 10, 6:41 AM ET

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Three college students suspected of a string of Alabama church fires may have been out drinking when they began their spree, authorities said.

Benjamin Nathan Moseley and Russell Lee DeBusk Jr., both 19-year-old theater students at Birmingham-Southern College, were arrested this week along with 20-year-old Matthew Lee Cloyd, who was studying pre-med at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.

Throughout the monthlong investigation, authorities said alcohol could have led to a warped bravado that sparked the arsons, and initial interviews with the suspects bore out the theory, according to one officer.

However, deputy state fire marshal Ed Paulk, who was involved in the investigation, said he did not know if alcohol was a direct factor.

"We were told by official sources ... that seemingly some drinking, some night hunting, was ultimately what led to all of this," said Randy Youngblood, the campus police chief at Birmingham-Southern College.

The three were scheduled to appear in court Friday on whether they can remain jailed on federal charges of conspiracy and setting fire to Ashby Baptist Church, one of nine churches that was either destroyed or damaged in early morning fires on Feb. 3 and Feb. 7. If convicted, each count carries a mandatory minimum sentence of five years in prison. Additional charges are possible, authorities have said.

Federal and state authorities have not commented on a possible motive, beyond evidence that an apparent prank spun out of control. Defense attorneys have not commented either, but say the fires were not crimes of hate.

The students came from privileged backgrounds. Cloyd is the son of a doctor and DeBusk attended college on a theater scholarship after being voted "most dramatic" by his high school classmates in 2004. Moseley was the president of the student council in high school and his father is an elected constable.

Court documents show Cloyd told a witness this week that he and Moseley "had done something stupid" and that they set a church ablaze "as a joke." Accompanied by DeBusk, they eventually torched five churches that night in Bibb County after seeing the first fire trucks, according to the document, a sworn statement by a federal agent.

"After they lit the first two fires, it became spontaneous," said ATF regional head Jim Cavanaugh. "Excitement, thrill was the motive."

Moseley told police he and Cloyd set four more fires in west Alabama four days later "as a diversion to throw investigators off," but the plan didn't work, the agent said in the document.

Friends of the three suspects have described behavior that turned from goofy pranks to vandalism after at least one of the young men, Cloyd, began drinking more heavily last fall. Cloyd mentioned alcohol in a Web message on Facebook.com to Moseley earlier this year when he said it was "time to reconvene the season of evil."

 

DeBusk reportedly invited a friend to go "demon hunting" last year and claimed to be a Satanist, but the trip did not amount to much other than a night of drinking, friends said.

"All it ended up being was us playing guitar in the woods while a few of them got drunk," Jeremy Burgess, DeBusk's roommate, told The Birmingham News. "I didn't think anything of it."

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Caan, Cabal San Pedro, Caballeria, Cabessa, Cabrit, Caceras, Caceres, Cadet, Caen, Caffarolli, Cagan, Cagi, Cahen, Cahn, Caillard, Caille, Cain, Calahora, Calder, Cale, Calisher, Callmann, Calman-Levy, Calmann, Calms, Calo, CalvThorburni, Calverley, Calvo, Calvo de Silva, Cam, Camerini, Camerino, Caminetsky, Camondo, Camondo (da), Campbell, Campen (van), Campos, Canales, Canco, Candero, Canetti, Cansino, Cantarini, Canter, Cantoni, Cantor, Capadose, Capadoza, Capdeville, Capito, Caplan, Caplin, Capron, Capula, Caravaglio, Caravita, Carcassone, Carceres, Carcerts, Cardell, Cardenas, Cardodo Pardo, Cardoso, Cardoza, Cardozo, Carfati, Carillo, Carlebach, Carlston, Carmi, Carminha, Carmon, Carnegy, Caro, Carolina, Carpi, Carr, Carracosa, Carrasco-Sanchez, Carrence, Carreras, Carrion, Carseni, Cartagena, Carte, Carvaglio, Carvajal, Carvalho, Cary, Casares, Caselberg, Casella, Cases, Cashman, Cashmore, Caspanius, Caspari, Caspary, Casper, Caspi, Cassel, Cassella, Casseras, Cassin, Cassirer, Cassouto, Cassuto, Castaneda, Castano, Castayne, Castel, Castelazzo, Castelfranchi, Castelfranco, Castellanos, Castellazzo, Castelle, Castelli, Castello, Castelnuovo, Castex, Castiel, Castiglioni, Castillo, Castle, Castle-levy, Castro, Castro (de), Catella, Cattauis, Cattawi, Cattela, Catz, Cauffman, Cauffman-Clava, Causton, Cava, Cavaglieri, Cavaillon, Cavalieri, Cavalleria (de la), Cave Bondi, Caver, Cayn, Cazares, Cazes, Cear, Cebula, Cedercreutz, Cederhjelm, Cenzer, Cenzor, Cepeda, Cerero, Cerf, Cerfberr, Cesana, Chachkes, Chacon, Chadas, Chagal, Chagall, Chagis, Chahsen, Chaiken, Chaim, Chajes, Chakov, Chalepsky, Chaletsky, Chalfan, Chalfon, Chalidenka, Chaliva, Chalmers, Chamberlain, Chameides, Chamish, Chan, Chanders, Chandler, Chang, Channing, Chao, Chapellier, Chapman, Char, Charbit, Charif, Charig, Charlap, Charlip, Charlop, Charmak, Chasan, Chasida, Chasker, Chasnov, Chassan, Chasson, Chaudoir, Chavin, Chayes, Chazal, Chazan, Chazen, Chelbo, Chelm, Chemerinsky, Chepelevsky, Cheredame, Chermside, Cherno, Chernowitz, Chertner, Cheshinower, Chester, Chetrit, Chillingworth, Chin, Chinillo, Chiprut, Chkeiran, Chlouch, Chodas, Chodowski, Chodrow, Cholmondeley, Chomer, Chominoer, Chone, Chorin, Chorinsky, Choronzitzky, Chotzinoff, Chotzner, Choukroun, Chrambach, Chriqui, Chrisostmou, Christie, Chwolson, Chyet, Cianchi, Ciechanowski, Ciener, Cimponeriu, Cingoli, Cinnamon, Cinner, Cipperl, Cipperman, Citroen, Clar, Clare, Clark, Clarke, Clava, Clay, Clayburgh, Clayton, Clein, Cleve, Cliff, Cline, Clopman, Clutterback, Cnobloch, Cobb, Coblentz, Coblenz, Coburn, Codrington, Coen, Coen Cantarini, Coen da Viterbo, Coen Dattolis, Coen Pirani, Coen Vitali, Coevorden (van), Cofman, Cohen, Cohen d'Azevedo, Cohen David, Cohen de Herrera, Cohen de Lare, Cohen de Markus, Cohen Delmonte, Cohen Maquin, Cohen-Scali, Cohen-Walsrode, Cohn, Cohn (von), Cohnreich, Cohodas, Colace, Colaco, Colchester, Colcutt, Coleman, Coleman-Content, Collas, Collet, Collins, Collis, Colloredo-Mansfeld, Colman, Coln, Cologna, Colomb, Colombo, Colon, Colorni, Columbus, Colyer-Fergusson, Comerford, Comorner, Cone, Conegliano, Coney, Conian, Conigisky, Conitzer, Conqui, Conquy, Conrad, Conradi, Conreich, Conrich, Consigli, Consiglio, Consolo, Constatt, Content, Cook, Cooke, Cooper, Coopersmith, Cooperstein, Copeland, Coppel, Coppenhagen, Corbett, Corcho, Corcos, Cordero, Cordova, Coriat, Corinaldi, Corn, Cornish, Coronel, Coronello, Correa, Cortello, Cortissos, Cortissoz, Cosette, Cosman, Cosmann, Cossio, Cossmann, Costa, Costa (da), Costa Athias, Costantini, Costello, Coster, Cota, Cotino, Cotterel, Coudrilles, Couitigne, Couperberg, Courcy-Mac, Cousseri, Couteigno, Coutigne, Coutinho, Coutino, Couytigne, Covadlo, Cowan, Cowden, Cowen, Cowl, Cowland, Cox, Crabb, Crafti, Craine, Cramer, Craven, Crawcour, Cremieux, Cresques, Crevald (van), Creveld, Crichton-Stuart, Crohn, Crohn-Uhlmann, Cromelien, Cronbach, Cronhjelm, Cronstedt, Crow, Crowcher, Crownson, Croza, Cruz, Crzellitzer, Csaky, Csanyi, Csatary, Csatho, Csemegi, Csepeli, Csergheo, Cserhalmi, Csikes, Csillag, Csury, Cubi, Cuellar (de), Cuff, Cukerman, Cullen, Cunha, Curi, Curiel, Curlender, Curtis, Cutzien, Cuzzeri, Cytran, Czaczkes, Czank, Czapkai, Czapski, Czarnikow, Czartoriski, Czellitzer, Czerner, Czigany, Czigler, Czina, Cziraky, Czoniczer, Czuczka

D'Aguilar, D'Almeda, D'Ancona, D'Avigdor, D'Azevedo, D'Azevedo-Cohen, D'Erlanger, D'Israeli, D'Jena, Da Costa, Da Fonseca, Da Silva, Da Silva Rosa, Da Sola, Da Suza, Da Veiga, Dabela, Dabscheck, Dabymph, Dachner, Dacosta, Dacouigne, Dacugna, Dacune, Dacunha, Dades, Dadia, Dadoun, Dahan, Dahl, Dahlheim, Dahlsheimer, Daiches, Daien, Dain, Dajan, Dajkovich, Dale, Dall, Dallos, Dalmeida, Dalmeyda, Dalton, Dam (van), Damesk, Damrosch, Dan, Danan, Danckwardt, Dandson, Danen, Danglow, Dangoor, Dangour, Daniel, Danielak, Daniels, Danino, Daninos, Daninos (de), Danker, Dann, Dannenbaum, Dannenberg, Dannhauser, Danoff, Danon, Danowitz, Danvers, Danz, Danziger, Dardel, Dardick, Darel, Darlich, Darmon, Darmsteter, Darschau, Darvas, Dassa, Dattelzweig, Datzkowvsky, Davega, Davenport, David, Davide, Davidov, Davidowitz, Davids, Davidsen, Davidson, Davidsson, Davies, Davila, Davis, Davison, Davker, Dawidowicz, Dawidson, Day, Dayan, De Angeli, De Beer, De Benedetti, De Britto, De Castro, De Cazeres, De Chaves, De Colfmacker, De Cordova, De Costa, De Crasto, De Espinoza, De Faro, De Floris, De Fries, De Goff, De Granada, De Groen, De Groot, De Haize, De Jongh, De la Mare, De la Motta, De la Pazza, De la Penha, De la Pitte, De la Silvera, De la Torre, De Lange, De Lange-De la Torre-Delegado, De Lara, De Leao, De Ledesma, De Leemo, De Leeuw, De Lemos, De Leon, De Lima, De Lis, De Lissa, De Lisser, De Lucena, De Lyon, De Mattos, De Medina, De Menasce, De Mercado, De Mesquita, De Metz, De Meza, De Mitz, De Molina, De Morais, De Morrais, De Pass, De Paz, De Pinna, De Pinner, De Pinto, De Piza, De Pomis, De Rooy, De Roys, De Rossi, De Salas, De Saxe, De Shira, De Sola, De Stein, De Stern, De Sunnesheim, De Symons, De Tivoli, De Torres, De Vahl, De Veil, De Veille, De Villiers, De Vries, De Weerdt, De Weille, De Worms, De Young, Deacon, Deak, Deas, Debedordo, Deborin, Debre, Dechy, Degener, Degenfeld, Degginer, Dehn, Del banco, Del giudice, Del medigo, Delacour, Delancey, Delatyn, Delbaco, Delbanco, Delegado, Delevan, Delgado, Deli, Delissa, Dellar, Delmar, Delmedigo, Delmonte, Delmonte-De Lucena, Deloya, Delsotto, Delvaille, Delvalle, Delyatyn, Dembinsky, Dembitzer, Dembo, Dembsky, Demerest, Demuth, Den, Denny, Dentz, Depas, Derbarmdiker, Derdiger, Derenberg, Derenne, Derera, Deri, Derkheim, Dernburg, Dery, Desoritz, Despinoza, Despres, Dessarre, Dessau, Dessauer, Dessaw, Dessler, Detassiche, Detmold, Detsenyi, Dettelbacher, Dettrich, Deutsch, Deutscher, Deutz, Devas, Devidels, Devrient, Devries, Dezsenyi, Diamant, Diamantschleifer, Diamond, Dias, Dick, Dickar, Dicker, Dickson, Didier, Diebold, Diena, Dienemann, Dietl, Dietrich, Dietrichstein, Dight, Dillon, Dimshits, Dinberg, Diner, Dinkelsbuhler, Dinkelspiel, Dinkelspuhler, Dinner, Diosi, Dirnhuber, Dirsztay, Discombe, Disegni, Dispeck, Disraeli, Distel, Dittel, Dittenhoeffer, Diwan, Dlin, Do Porte, Do Valle, Dobay, Dobias, Dobinska, Dobisky, Doblhoff, Doblin, Dobrai, Dobrin, Dobrowolski, Dobruska, Dobrzensky, Dobrzynski, Dobson, Docktor, Doctor, Doczy, Dolfs, Dolinsky, Dollinger, Dombovary, Domerle, Dominitz, Domokos, Domony, Domony-Brull, Don Yachya, Donath, Donati, Doncet, Donchin, Dongin, Donington, Donn, Donnenbaum, Donovan, Doochin, Doppelmeier, Dora, Dorf, Dorfman, Dormido, Dormitzer, Dorn, Dory, Dorzbacher, Douglas, Dovlatov, Dovrinski, Dow, Dowler, Doyne, Drach, Drachman, Drachs, Drage, Drago, Dreben, Drechsel, Drechsler, Dreher, Dreidel, Dreifuss, Dreizenstock, Dreller, Dresden, Dresdner, Dresel, Dreydel, Dreyer, Dreyfous, Dreyfus, Dreyfus, Dreyfuss, Dreyfuss, Driels, Drielsma, Driesen, Drihem, Drilsma, Drimer, Drimmer, Drooker, Droste zu Hulshoff, Drucker, Druckman, Druiff, Druitt, Drukker, Drummond, Drusello, Drvyan, Dryden, Dryfoos, Dryfuss, Dsenselsky, Du Pont, Duarte, Dubin, Dubinsky, Dublon, Dubnow, Duboff, Dubovy, Duckesz, Dudas, Duenkelsbuehler, Duff, Duffield, Duffy, Dufwa, Duka, Dukes, Dukesz, Dulken, Dumreicher, Dunie, Dunkelman, Dunn, Dunner, Dunsky, Dupont, Durkheimer, Durlacher, Duschenes, Duschinsky, Duschinszki, Dusseldorf, Dutch, Duveen, Dux, Dvoretz, Dwingersma, Dworetsky, Dworsky, Dworzaczek, Dyas, Dyer, Dymant, Dyner, Dyrssen, Dyte, Dzialynski, Dziokowski

Eastwood, Eaton, Eber, Eberbach, Eberhardt, Ebers, Eberson, Eberstadt, Ebert, Eberty, Ebhard, Eckenberg, Eckman, Eckstein, Ecsery, Edel, Edelberg, Edelman, Edelmuth, Edelstein, Ederer, Edersheim, Edgar, Edgley, Edinger, Edler, Edwards, Eeckhout, Effron, Efrati, Efroymson, Efrusi, Egan, Eger, Egg, Egger, Eggmann, Egry, Egyed, Ehre, Ehrenberg, Ehrenfeld, Ehrenfeld-Pop, Ehrenfels, Ehrenpreis, Ehrenreich, Ehrenstamm, Ehrlich, Ehrlichman, Ehrman, Ehrmann, Eibenschutz, Eichel, Eichelbaum, Eichelberg, Eichelgrün, Eichelstein, Eichenbaum, Eichengrun, Eichenstein, Eichholz, Eichhorn, Eichmann, Eichner, Eichtersheimer, Eichthal, Eichwald, Eidelman, Eidels, Eidenberg, Eidlish, Eidlitz, Eigene, Eiger, Eigner, Eilenberg, Eilenburg, Eingorn, Einhorn, Einsiedler, Einstein, Eiseman, Eisemann, Eisen, Eisenbach, Eisenberg, Eisendrath, Eisenhardt, Eisenmann, Eisenmenger, Eisenstadt, Eisenstadter, Eisenstatter, Eisenstein, Eisfelder, Eisler, Eisner, Eisner de Eisenhof, Ekenstjerna, El-din, El Medioni, Elalouf, Elbaz, Elberg, Elbin, Elbogen, Elcan, Elchanan, Elder, Elek, Elekes, Elfassi, Elffenstein, Elfman, Elgrabli, Elhadad, Elharrar, Elhyani, Eliachar, Eliah, Elias, Elias-Elizer, Eliasberg, Eliaser, Eliash, Eliashar, Eliashberg, Eliashevitz, Eliason, Eliasson, Eliassow, Elijah, Elion, Elishar, Elizer, Elkabas, Elkan, Elkan auf Elkansberg, Elken, Elkan von Hirschberg, Elkayim, Elkeslassy, Elkin, Elkins, Elkisch, Elkouby, Elkrief, Elkus, Elleker, Ellenberg, Ellenberger, Ellenbogen, Eller, Ellern, Ellinger, Elliot, Elliott, Ellis, Ellis-Emanuel, Ellissen, Ellman, Elmaleh, Elman, Elmekies, Elmleh, Elmoznino, Eloesser, Elsas, Elsass, Elsbach, Elsbacher, Elsner, Eltzbacher, Elves, Elviro, Ely, Elyachar, Elyan, Elyichar, Elzar, Emanuel, Emanuels, Embden, Embden (van), Emden, Emden (van), Emdin, Emerick, Emmel, Emmerich, Emmering, Emrich, Emrik, Ems, Encaoua, Engel, Engel (van), Engel von Janosi, Engel von Mainfelden, Engel-Janosi, Engelhardt, Engelmann, Engelskirchen, Engelstrom, Engerow, Engers, Engl, England, Englander, Englemann, Englert, Englisch, Enhorning, Enis, Ennis, Enoch, Enriquez Gomez, Enthoven, Enticknap, Entratter, Entwhistle, Enyedy, Epenstein, Ephraim, Ephrath, Ephruss, Ephrussi, Eppenstein, Eppinger, Eppstein, Epstein, Epstein von Ankerberg, Epton, Erdody, Erdos, Erfurt, Ergaos, Ergas, Erhard, Erkeles, Erlach, Erlanger, Erlanger (von), Erlich, Erlick, Ernst, Ernust, Eross, Errera, Erteschick, Erteschik, Ervin, Esaguy, Esberg, Escartino, Eschel, Eschwege, Escudero, Esdra, Esher, Eskeles, Eskell, Eskouri, Esnaty, Esper, Essen, Esser, Esserman, Esslinger, Essweiler, Estela, Estlander, Eszterhazy, Etedgui, Etinger, Etlinger, Ettedgui, Etting, Ettinger, Ettinghausen, Ettlingen, Ettlinger, Eucken, Evans, Everles, Eviansky, Ewigtreu, Exmore, Eybenberg, Eybeschitz, Eybeschutz, Eyck, Ezekiel, Ezerzer, Ezra

Fabian, Fabisch, Fabri, Fabriczky, Fabrikant, Fackenheim, Fadgyas, Fagar, Fahrmayer, Fai, Fay, Faibunski, Fainsod, Fajanso, Falck, Falco, Falcon, Falcowitz, Fales, Falk, Falke, Falkenau, Falkenberg, Falkenburg, Falkenfeld, Falkenstein, Falkmann, Falkson, Fallenberg, Fallik, Familant, Fanaras, Fano, Fanty, Far, Farache, Farb, Farband, Farber, Faresol, Farfel, Farhi, Farissol, Farjeon, Farkas, Farkasch, Farkashazy, Faro, Fass, Fattorini, Faudel, Faudell, Fauna, Faust, Favel, Faver, Fay, Featherstonehaugh, Febos, Fechenbach, Fechenback, Fecher, Fechheimer, Fechner, Fechtig, Fedak, Feder, Federbush, Federlein, Federschneider, Fedida, Fehl, Feibel, Feibelman, Feibelmann, Feibes, Feidel, Feidt, Feier, Feig, Feigelman, Feigelstock, Feigenbaum, Feigin, Feigl, Feilbogen, Feilchenfeld, Feiler, Fein, Feinberg, Feiner, Feingold, Feinsilber, Feinsod, Feinsot, Feinstein, Feinstone, Feirstein, Feis, Feisenberger, Feist, Feit, Feitel, Feits, Feivalavitz, Feiwell, Fejer, Fejervary, Fekete, Felbel, Feld, Feldenheimer, Felder, Feldheim, Feldman, Feldmann, Feldmus, Feldstein, Feledy, Feleki, Felix, Feller, Fellheimer, Fellner, Felman, Felner, Fels, Felsen, Felsenberg, Felsenburg, Felsenstein, Felsenthal, Felsker, Felsovanyi, Fenchel, Fennheim, Fenster, Fensterwald, Fentlam, Fenyes, Fenyo, Fenyves, Fenyvesi, Fenyvessy, Ferares, Fereira, Ferenczy, Ferguson, Fergusson, Ferkouf, Fern, Fernandes, Fernandez, Ferreira, Ferrer, Ferri, Ferst, Fessinger, Festberg, Festetics, Fetel, Feuchtwanger, Feuer, Feyle, Fhima, Fichnik, Fichter, Ficznyk, Fidanque, Fiedler, Field, Fields, Fielker, Fienburg, Fierman, Fierst, Fiest, Figador, Figueroa, Filler, Filsh, Filwahr, Fin, Finali, Finberg, Finci, Findanque, Findelstein, Fine, Fineberg, Fink, Finkel, Finkelstein, Finkler, Finn, Finsi, Finsterbush, Finzi, Finzi-Contini, Finzi-Magrini, Fiorentini, Fiorentino, Fiorino, Firestone, Firman, Firmian, Firoz, First, Firuz, Fisch, Fischbein, Fischel, Fischer, Fischer von Farkash z, Fischhoff, Fischl, Fischl von Dirszta, Fischler, Fischmann, Fischof, Fish, Fishbein, Fishel, Fishels, Fishelson, Fisher, Fishler, Fishman, Fishmann, Fiske, Fiszel, Fitch, Fitoussi, Fitzgerald, Fitzherbert, Fitzmaurice, Flachs, Flanders, Flanzgraben, Flaschner, Flaster, Flataw, Flatow, Flatterley, Fleck, Fleckeles, Flecker, Fleet, Fleetwood, Flegeltaub, Flegmann, Fleischer, Fleischhacker, Fleischl, Fleischmann, Fleishbacker, Fleisher, Fleishhacker, Fleishman, Fleissig, Fleming, Flersheim, Fles, Flesch, Flesch von Bovos, Flesch von Brunningen, Flesch von Festan, Flexner, Flies, Fliess, Fligelman, Flinn, Flitter, Floersheim, Flohm, Florance, Flores de Santa Cruz-Acevedo, Florscheim, Florsheim, Flotron, Flug, Fluss, Foa, Fodor, Fogel, Fogelman, Foinquinos, Foldes, Foldi, Foldiak, Foldvary, Foligno, Folk, Folkman, Follick, Follman, Folman, Folsch, Fonagy, Fondiller, Fonseca, Fonseque, Fonyo, Fooks, Forbath, Forchheimer, Forchtgot, Ford, Forde, Fordsham, Foreman, Forgach, Forgacs, Formes, Formiggini, Fornheim, Forstenzer, Forster, Forsyth, Fortgang, Forti, Fortuna, Fortunatus, Fouinquinos, Fould, Foulis, Fox, Foy, Frackland, Fraenckel, Fraenkel, Fraknoi, Frances, Franchen, Franchetti, Francia, Franck, Franckel, Francken, Franco, Franco d'Almeida, Francolm, Frand, Frank, Frankau, Frankel, Frankel-Hirschhorn, Frankel-Teomin, Franken, Frankenbach, Frankenburg, Frankenheim, Frankenheimer, Frankenstein, Frankenthal, Frankfurt, Frankfurter, Frankl, Franklin, Franks, Franks-Judah, Franzman, Frater, Frazin, Freadman, Frederick, Fredericks, Freed, Freedman, Freeman, Frei, Freiberg, Freid, Freida, Freyda, Freiden, Freidenfelt, Freier, Freiherr, Freilich, Freiman, Freimann, Freindel, Freindl, Freire, Freisleben, Freistadt, Freistadter, Freitag, Freminger, Frenckel, Frendenstein, Frenk, Frenkel, Frensdorff, Fresco, Freud, Freudenberg, Freudenberger, Freudenburg, Freudenreich, Freudenthal, Freudiger, Freudn, Freulich, Freund, Freundlich, Frexinal, Freyberg, Freyhan, Freylich, Freystadter, Freystadtler, Fridberg, Fridmann, Friebe, Friebeisz, Fried, Friedberg, Friedberger, Friedburg, Friedeberg, Friedenheim, Friedenwald, Friedfeld, Friedheim, Friedhoff, Friedkas, Friedlaender, Friedland, Friedland-Freeman, Friedlander, Friedlender, Friedlieber, Friedman, Friedman(n), Friedmann, Friedrich, Friedrike, Fries (de), Frieslander, Friesleben, Frigyessy, Friis, Frijda, Frisch, Frish, Frisherman, Frishwasser, Fritz, Fritzel, Frockt, Froehlich, Froelich, Frohlich, Frohlich-Feldmau, Frohman, Frois, Frome, Fromer, Fromm, Frommer, Frowirth, Fruchter, Fruchthendler, Fruchtzweig, Fruithandler, Frumet, Frumkin, Frummer, Fryberg, Fryda, Frydman, Fua, Fuchs, Fuchsl, Fuenn, Fuent (de la), Fuente (de la), Fuerst, Fuhrer, Fuld, Fulda, Fulep, Fulton, Funaro, Funck, Funes, Funk, Funke, Furman, Furst, Furstenberg, Furtado, Furth, Fusman, Fuss, Futernik

Gaal, Gabay, Gabischon, Gabison, Gabizon, Gablenz-Eskeles, Gabos, Gabriel, Gabriner, Gabua, Gacha, Gadd, Gaertner, Gage, Gaggstatter, Gaguin, Gajary, Gal, Galano, Galante, Galanty, Galatzan, Galewsky, Galfon, Galindo, Galland, Galler, Galli (de), Gallichi, Gallicki, Gallico, Gallin, Gallinger, Galoon, Gam, Gambetta, Gamburg, Gamce, Game, Gamie, Gamoran, Gamse, Gamsen, Gamsey, Gamsin, Gamso, Gamson, Gamsu, Gamza, Gamze, Gamzey, Gamzon, Gamzou, Gamzue, Ganapolsky, Gancs, Gancz, Gann, Gannes, Gans, Ganser, Gansmann, Ganz, Ganzfried, Gaon, Gaon of Vilna, Gara, Garai, Garbarsky, Garber, Garbia, Garcia, Garcia de Santa Maria, Gardie, Gardner, Gardonyi, Garelik, Garfein, Garfinkel, Garfinkle, Gargyi, Garson, Gartenhaus, Gartenzaun, Gartner, Garvett, Garvia, Garzon, Gasenhausen, Gaspar, Gaster, Gattegno, Gatz, Gaum, Gauss, Gavison, Gavronsky, Gay, Gayever, Gayford, Gazel, Geal Dor, Geber, Gedalia, Gedeon, Gedidya, Geer, Geffen, Geiger, Geijerstam, Geiringer-Winterstein, Geisinger, Geisler, Geist, Geitel, Geitler, Gelb, Gelbart, Gelder, Gelder (van), Gelderen (von), Geldern, Geldern (van), Gelerenter, Gelhauser, Geller, Gellert, Gellman, Gelman, Gelsei, Gelt, Gemminger, Genauer, Genese, Genfanstein, Genirbarg, Genirberg, Gennis, Genss, Gentili, Gentilli, Gentilomo, George, George (de), Georgii, Geratwohl, Gerber, Gergely, Gergo, Gerliczy, Gerloczi, Germain, German, Gernsheim, Gero, Gerothwohl, Gerotwohl, Gershman, Gershoms, Gershovitz, Gershvin, Gershwin, Gershuni, Gersich, Gerson, Gersons, Gersonn, Gerstel, Gerstenberg, Gerstl, Gerstle, Gerstley, Gersuny, Gertler, Gertz, Gervia, Gerzhevsky, Gerzon, Gerzons, Gesas, Geschwind, Geschwinder, Geshwind, Getting, Getz, Getzel, Geuns (van), Gewander, Gewandter, Gewer, Ghenassia, Ghillany, Ghiron, Ghozlan, Gibbes, Gibraltar, Gibson, Gibulski, Gideon, Gieber, Giesberg, Gifford, Gikatila, Gilbert, Gilder (van), Gildesgame, Gilman, Gimbel, Gins, Ginsberg, Ginsberg, Ginsburg, Ginsburg, Ginz, Ginzberg, Ginzburg, Girsch, Gisborne, Gisiko, Gisovski, Gist, Gitelson, Gittelsen, Gittelson, Given, Giventer, Gladstone, Glantz, Glanz, Glanzberg, Glasberg, Glaser, Glasner, Glass, Glasser, Glatt, Glauber-Klauber, Glazer, Glazeroff, Glazier, Glazman, Glazomitsky, Gleicher, Gleisser, Glennie, Glesinger, Glicenstein, Glick, Glickenhaus, Glickman, Glicksman, Glickson, Glickstein, Glikman, Gliksman, Glogau, Glosser, Glott, Glovitch, Gluck, Glucksmann, Gluckstadt, Gluckstein, Glucksthal, Glueck, Gluecksberg, Glueckstadt, Gluge, Glukin, Gnasia, Godchaux, Goddard, Godefroi, Godes, Godmanchester, Godschalk, Goen, Goes, Goetschlik, Goetz, Goggesch, Gohlenberg, Goitein, Gokesch, Gokkes, Gold, Goldbach, Goldberg, Goldberger, Goldblum, Goldburger, Golden, Goldenberg, Goldenfeld, Goldenheim, Goldenstein, Goldenthal, Golder, Goldfarb, Goldfeather, Goldhar, Golding, Goldkette, Goldklang, Goldkrantz, Goldman, Goldmann, Goldmark, Goldnadel, Goldner, Goldoft, Goldrei, Goldreich, Goldschidt, Goldschmid, Goldschmidt, Goldschmidt von Libanka, Goldschmidt-Friedstatt, Goldschmidt-Rothschild, Goldschneider, Goldshede, Goldsmid, Goldsmit, Goldsmit-Cassel, Goldsmith, Goldstand, Goldstein, Goldstick, Goldsticker, Goldstock, Goldstoff, Goldstone, Goldstucker, Goldstucker-lob, Goldszmidt, Goldtman, Goldwasser, Goldwater, Goldwein, Goldzieher, Goldziher, Gollancz, Gollas, Gollewski, Gollin, Golodetz, Golstein, Goltz, Gombaszogi, Gombricht, Gomes, Gomes Britto, Gomez, Gomez de Herrera, Gomez Freyre, Gommes, Gompers, Gomperts, Gompertz, Gomperz, Gomperz (von), Goniadzki, Gonosz, Gonsales, Gonzaga, Gonzalez, Gonzalez Jarada, Goodhart, Goodman, Goodyear, Gootlieb, Gootman, Gooze, Gorbulov, Gordon, Gorelick, Gorin, Gormanns, Gorodetsky, Gorove, Gorrissen, Gosdorfer, Gosla, Goslar, Gosliner, Gostin, Gotfred, Gottdeiner, Gottesfeld, Gottesmann, Gottfarb, Gottfried, Gottheil, Gottheimer, Gotthelf, Gotthelft, Gottingen, Gottlieb, Gottschalk, Gottschau, Gottscho, Gotz, Gotzl, Goudchauy, Goudsmit, Goufeld, Gouguenheim, Gould, Goulden, Goulston, Gouritin, Goychman, Gozony, Graan, Graanboom, Grabia, Grabie, Grabmann, Grabowsky-Atherstone, Gracjar, Grad, Grade, Gradenwitz, Gradis, Gradiz, Gradsonofsky, Gradwohl, Gradzanowski, Graefenberg, Graetz, Graetzer, Grafe, Grafenberg, Grafman, Grahnbohm, Gralnick, Granada, Granadier, Grand, Graner, Granger, Granichstadten, Granichstaedten-Czerva, Grant, Grapf, Grassini, Gratz, Gratze, Grauer, Graveur, Gravia, Gray, Graylick, Greber, Grebia, Greditz, Greditzer, Green, Greenbaum, Greenberg, Greenblatt, Greenclay, Greene, Greenebaum, Greenfield, Greenhood, Greenhut, Greenwood, Grefarth, Gregory, Greif, Greilsamer, Greiver, Grelling, Gren, Grenadier, Grenville, Gressel, Grevia, Gries, Griesbach, Grieshaber, Griff, Griffith, Grill, Grinblat, Grinblatt, Grinfeld, Groak, Grodel, Groedel, Grodin, Grodwohl, Grodzinsky, Groenberg, Groenewoud, Gronsveld, Groomsfelt, Groot (de), Gross, Grossgot, Grossman, Grossmann, Grosz, Groszmann, Grotte, Grotwohl, Gruber, Gruen, Gruenbaum, Gruenewald, Gruenspecht, Grueters, Gruisen, Grum, Grumbach, Grumme, Grun, Grunbaum, Grunberg, Grunebaum, Gruneberg, Gruner, Grunethal, Grunewald, Grunfeld, Grunfelder, Grunhut, Grunkle, Grunsfeld, Grunstein, Grunthal, Grunvald, Grunwald, Grusin, Grussner, Gruszcynsky, Gruzenberg, Grynszpan, Grzimish, Guastalla, Gubay, Gubbay, Guckenheimer, Gudelski, Gudelsky, Gudema, Gudemann, Gudenus, Guedalia, Guedalla, Guedj, Guedma, Guenheim, Guest, Guestrow, Guetta, Gugenheimer, Guggenberger, Guggenheim, Goggenheim, Guggenheimer, Gugler, Guhrauer, Guigui, Guinzburg, Gulbas, Gulston, Gumbiner, Gumbinsky, Gumpel, Gumpert, Gumpertz, Gumperz, Gumplowicz, Gumprecht, Gumprich, Gundelfinger, Gundermann, Gunderscheimer, Gundersheim, Gundolf, Gunsberg, Gunsburg, Gunsburger, Gunzberg, Gunzburg, Gunzburger, Gunzenhauser, Guralnik, Guran, Gurau, Gurski, Gusky, Gussow, Gust, Gustedt, Gut, Gutenberg, Gutfeld, Guth, Gutherz, Guthman, Guthmann, Gutkind, Gutleben, Gutman, Gutmann, Gutmann, guttmann, Gutmann-Gelsei, Gutmannsthal, Gutmannsthal-Benvenuti, Gutstadt, Gutter, Gutteres, Guttman, Guttmann, Gutwillig, Gutwirth, Guy, Guzman, Gyagyovszky, Gyemant, Gyllenhammar, Gyongyosi, Gyozo, Gysser, Gyulahazi

Haac, Haag, Haagen, Haalman, Haan (de), Haarbleicher, Haartman, Haas, Haas (de), Haber, Haberman, Habermann, Habrofsky, Habsburger, Habshush, Hachenburg, Hachenburger, Hackenbroch, Hackenburg, Haco, Hacohen, Hadamard, Hadas, Haddad, Haddin, Hadenretik, Hadida, Hadra, Haeber, Haes, Haftel, Hagadorn, Hagedorn, Hagelberg, Hagelfeldt, Hagen, Hagenow, Hager, Hagin, Hagstromer, Haguenoer, Hahlo, Hahn, Hahr, Haij, Haim, Haiman, Haimann, Haimovitz, Hajdu, Hak (van der), Hal (van der), Halasi, Halasz, Halbers, Halberstad, Halberstadt, Halberstadter, Halberstam, Halbertal, Halbreich, Haldenstein, Haldin, Haldinstein, Halevi, Halevy, Half, Halff, Halfon, Halford, Haliburton, Halic, Halicz, Haliwa, Hall, Halle, Halle (von), Hallencreutz, Hallenstein, Haller, Halliday, Hallo, Halman, Halmi, Halmy, Halmos, Halmy, Halmy-Deutsch, Halom, Halpera, Halperin, Halpern, Halpert, Halprin, Halstead, Halter, Ham, Hambro, Hamburg, Hamburger, Hamburski, Hamelburg, Hameln, Hamilton, Hamis, Hamlin, Hamm, Hammarskjold, Hammel, Hammelburg, Hammerman, Hammerschlag, Hammerstein, Hamon, Hamos, Hamou, Hampo, Hamron, Hanani, Hanau, Hanauer, Handel, Handelsman, Handloser, Hands, Hanf, Hanff, Hangebroek, Hankes, Hanle, Hannover, Hanover, Hans, Hansdorff, Hansemann, Hansen, Hansford, Hanslicks, Hantke, Hantos, Hantover, Hanzely, Harangi, Hararis, Haraszty, Harben, Harboun, Harby, Harcsztark, Hardegg, Hardt, Hardy, Haren (van), Harf, Harff, Harff, Harif, Harkanyi, Harkavy, Harlap, Harlip, Harlop, Harmon-Hendricks-Goldstone, Harnburger, Harold, Harrach, Harris, Harrison, Harrwitz, Harsanyi, Hart, Hartel, Hartenstein, Hartig, Hartland, Hartleben, Hartley, Hartmann, Hartnell, Hartog, Hartogenesis, Hartogensis, Hartom, Hartshorne, Hartstein, Hartvig, Hartwig, Hartz, Hartzell, Harum, Harvey, Hasenfeld, Hasida, Haskiel, Hassan, Hasse, Hasselt (van), Hassine, Hastesko, Hastings, Hatchuel, Hatchwall, Hatchwell, Hattburg, Hattenbach, Hattendorf, Hatvany, Hatvany-Deutsch, Haugermann, Haupt, Haurowitz, Hauschild, Hausen, Hauser, Hausser, Havas, Havelburg, Havillo, Hawker, Hawkins, Hay, Hayes, Haym, Hayman, Haymann, Hayum, Hays, Hayum, Hayutin, Hazai, Hazan, Hazan, Hazzan, Haziza, Hazot, Head, Heavenrich, Hecht, Heckscher, Hecksher, Hedenberg, Hedin, Heer (de), Heiber, Heibrunn, Heidecker, Heidelberger, Heidenhain, Heidlberg, Heidrich, Heidt, Heiduschka, Heijman, Heil, Heilbron, Heilbron-Heineman, Heilbronn, Heilbronner, Heilbrunn, Heilbut, Heilbuth, Heilner, Heilperin, Heilpern, Heilprin, Heim, Heiman, Heimann, Heimerdinger, Hein, Heine, Heineman, Heinemann, Heinikstein, Heins, Heins, Heinsheimer, Heinsheimer-Westheimer, Heinsins, Heisler, Heitlinger, Helbert, Helbert-Henry, Helbing, Held, Heldman, Heler, Helfmann, Helfy, Helicz, Helic, Hellens, Heller, Hellman, Hellmann, Hellmuth, Heltai, Hemerling, Hemmerdinger, Hemming, Hendle, Hendricks, Hendriks, Hene, Henel, Hengelmuller, Henigson, Henikstein, Henke, Henle, Henler, Hennefeld, Hennig, Hennigson, Henochobey, Henrik, Henriks, Henriques, Henriques-Totta, Henriquez, Henry, Henry-Herzog, Henshaw, Heppner, Herathal, Herbst, Herbstein, Herczeg, Herczel, Heres, Herlitz, Herman, Hermann, Hermanns-Hirsch, Hermanson, Heron, Herring, Herrmann, Herrmanns, Herschall, Herschel, Herschell, Herschkovits, Herschlikowitz, Herschmann, Hersh, Hertberg, Hertog, Hertz, Hertzberg, Hertzfeld, Hertzka, Hertzmann, Hervay, Herwing, Herxheimer, Herying, Herz, Herz (von), Herz von Hertenried, Herz von Rodenau, Herzberg, Herzel, Herzfeld, Herzfelder, Herzig, Herzl, Herzog, Herzstein, Herzstern, Hes, Heschel, Hess, Hessberg, Hesse, Hetees, Hetenyi, Hetes, Hetsch, Hetsey, Heumann, Hevesi, Heyder, Heyer, Heyman, Heymann, Heymans, Heymanson, Heymer, Heyn, Heynemann, Heyum, Hibner, Hibshush, Hichenberg, Hickman, Hieronymi, Hierro, Hiersch, Hierschel, Hietzinger, Hiffam, Higham, Hijmans, Hilb, Hildene, Hildesheim, Hildesheimer, Hill, Hillborn, Hillel, Hiller, Hillman, Hilsner, Hilzheimer, Hime, Himes, Himi, Himmelreich, Himmler, Hines, Hini, Hinrichsen, Hirchfeld, Hirsch, Hirsch (von), Hirsch auf Gereuth, Hirschall, Hirschberg, Hirschel, Hirschell, Hirschenson, Hirschfeld, Hirschfeld-Benet, Hirschfeldt, Hirschfield, Hirschhauser, Hirschhorn, Hirschl, Hirschlaff, Hirschland, Hirschler, Hirschmann, Hirschs, Hirsh, Hirshberg, Hirshorn, Hirst, Hirtz, Hirzel, Hitler, Hitzig, Hjarne, Hochberg, Hochenemser, Hochgelerhter, Hochschild, Hochsinger, Hochstadt, Hochstadter, Hochstaedter, Hochstetter, Hock, Hocken, Hockenheimer, Hodas, Hodgson, Hodosi, Hoenig, Hoenlein, Hoexter, Hofbauer, Hofeller, Hofer, Hoff, Hoffe, Hoffenberg, Hoffer, Hoffheimer, Hoffman, Hoffmann, Hoffmann von Hofmannsthal, Hoffmann von Lorincz, Hoffnung, Hofheimer, Hofman, Hofmann, Hofmannstahl, Hofmannsthal, Hofmannsthal (von), Hofsten, Hohenberg, Hohenemser, Hohenfels, Hohenstaufen, Hohenstein, Hohn, Hoichgelerenter, Hoinel, Hojer, Holcman, Holdern (von), Holdheim, Holland, Hollander, Hollender, Hollinworth, Hollitscher, Hollos, Holloway, Hollub, Holm, Holman, Holst, Holt, Holton, Holtz, Holtzer, Holz, Holzinger, Holzman, Homa, Homberg, Homburg, Homburger, Home Pessoa de Saa, Homonnay, Honchin, Honeck, Honey, Honi, Honich, Honig, Honig von Honigsberg, Honig von Honigshof, Honig von Honigsstein, Honigmann, Honigsberg, Honigsberger, Honigshof, Honisch, Honywood, Hoofien, Hoogstraal, Hoorn (van), Hoos, Hopf, Hopstein, Horetzky, Horn, Horner, Hornstein, Hornung, Horodezky, Horodner, Horoshowsky, Horovitz, Horowitz, Horowitz-Margareten, Horschitz, Hort, Horvat, Horvath, Horvitz, Horwich, Horwitz, Hoselitz, Hoskyno, Hospurg, Hotchkiss, Hotkiss, Hotzenenplotz, Houta, Hovsha, Howard, Howard-brown, Hoxter, Hoyos, Hoz, Hubert, Hubsch, Huck, Huffnagle, Hughes, Huidt, Huillier, Huisman, Huldschinsky, Hulenyi, Hume, Hunefeld, Hunkar, Hunt, Hunter, Hurok, Hurshman, Hurtado, Hurtado de Soto, Hurvitz, Hurwich, Hurwitz, Huszar, Huttenbauer, Huttner, Hutzler, Huvos, Hyam, Hyams, Hye, Hyeem, Hyman, Hyneman

Ibarguren, Ibn Danan, Ibn Yachya, Ibranyi, Idania, Ideles, Idelman, Idilish, Ifergan, Iffla, Iflah, Ifrah, Igersheimer, Iglauer, Igra, Ihre, Ikelheimer, Ikle, Ilam, Ilani, Ilfeld, Illan, Illes, Illion, Illouz, Illyes, Imber, Imberman, Inbar, Inber, Inberg, Inbir, Incze, Indianer, Infante, Ingber, Ingberman, Inselt, Intrater, Inwald, Irsai, Isaac, Isaacks, Isaacs, Isaacson, Isaak, Isak, Isaksen, Iscini, Isenberg, Isenberger, Isenburger, Isengarten, Isenstein, Iserlish, Isidra, Iskandari, Israel, Israel Ba'al Shem Tov (besht), Israelish, Israelit, Israelite, Israelow, Israels, Israelsohn, Isserl, Isserlein, Isserles, Isserlin, Istvanffy, Itah, Italia, Italiander, Italie, Italiener, Ittinga, Ittmann, Ittner, Itzig, Itzig von Berg, Itzkowicz, Itzstein, Ivanka, Ivenecer, Izakowicz

Jaba, Jablonski, Jaboc, Jabotinsky, Jacchia, Jachia, Jackel, Jackson, Jacob, Jacobi, Jacobowitz, Jacobowsky, Jacobs, Jacobsen, Jacobsohn, Jacobson, Jacobson de Jonge, Jacobsson, Jacobus, Jacoby, Jacubovich, Jadkonsky, Jaeckel, Jaeger, Jael, Jaffa, Jaffe, Jaglowski, Jakab, Jakabffy, Jakobi, Jakobovics, Jakubovitz, Jakubowicz, Jakubowski, Jalson, Jamaiker, James, Janasz, Janko, Jankovich, Jankovics, Jankowski, Janner, Janosi, Janovitz, Japha, Japhet, Jaques, Jarach, Jarada, Jarblum, Jare, Jaretzki, Jarmay, Jarmund, Jarmusz, Jaroslawski, Jason, Jastrow, Jasz, Javal, Javel, Jechiel, Jeitel, Jeitele, Jeiteles, Jelenoki, Jelinowitz, Jellinek, Jenkins, Jentzer, Jeremias, Jereslaw, Jeruchem, Jerusalem von Salemsfeld, Jerusalem von Salensegg, Jeshurun, Jessel, Jessell, Jessel de Lodham, Jessula, Jessurun, Jesurum, Jeszenak, Jewell, Joachim, Joachimathal, Joachimmsen, Joachimson, Joachimssen, Joachimssohn, Jochems, Joel, Joelson, Jofe, Joffe, Johnson, Johnstone, Jokai, Jolowicz, Jomtob-Bondi, Jona, Jonas, Jonassohn, Jondorf, Jones, Jong (de), Jonge (de), Jongh, Joosten, Jordan, Josef, Josel, Joselmann, Joseph, Josephs, Josephson, Josephsson, Josephthal, Josephy, Joshua, Josika, Josselmann, Jost, Joughin, Jourdan, Joyner, Juda, Judah, Judas, Jude, Judeikin, Judek, Judell, Judenberg, Juhasz, Julian, Julich, Julius, Jullius, Jumpertz, Jung, Jungmann, Jungreis, Jungtauben, Junker, Justh, Justus, Jutrosinski, Jutrosinsky, Jux

Kaan, Kaaplander, Kaaran, Kabak, Kabran, Kabrin, Kacenelenbogen, Kacz, Kada, Kadich, Kadisch, Kadish, Kadishavitz, Kadoch, Kadosh, Kadur, Kaffka, Kafka, Kagan, Kahana, Kahane, Kahanov, Kahanow, Kahl, Kahlberg, Kahlenberg, Kahler, Kahn, Kahnheimer, Kahnweiler, Kahr, Kahrstadt, Kaichen, Kaim, Kaiser, Kakon, Kalahora, Kalanda, Kalb, Kalcheim, Kalchmann, Kalech, Kaliphari, Kalisch, Kalischer, Kalish, Kaliski, Kalitzer, Kalk, Kalkar, Kalker, Kallai, Kallar, Kallay, Kalledey, Kaller, Kallir, Kallmes, Kallos, Kalm-Calms, Kalman, Kalmankes, Kalmar, Kalmen, Kalnitsky, Kalnoki, Kalonymus, Kalter, Kalvaryski, Kamelhar, Kamen, Kamenetzky, Kamill, Kaminker, Kaminski, Kaminsky, Kammer, Kamp (van der), Kampen, Kampf, Kampfa, Kan, Kanarick, Kanarvogel, Kandel, Kander, Kando, Kane, Kanefsky, Kanengisser, Kanitz, Kann, Kanner, Kanowski, Kant, Kanter, Kantor, Kantorowicz, Kantrowitz, Kanzi, Kao, Kapelovich, Kapfelman, Kaplan, Kapleau, Kaplin, Kaplowitz, Kaplushnick, Kaplushnik, Kaposi, Kapp, Kappel, Kaprov, Kara, Karatson, Karelitz, Kareski, Karfunkel, Karger, Karl, Karlsohn, Karman, Karniol, Karo, Karolyi, Karp, Karpeles, Karpin, Karpinsky, Karr, Karsai, Karsenti, Karsunsky, Karwan, Kasemacher, Kaser, Kashe, Kasherwey, Kashnick, Kaskel, Kaslofsky, Kasner, Kasnya, Kaspi, Kass, Kassel, Kassowitz, Kastelman, Kastenberg, Kastenbrun, Kastor, Kaszab, Katan, Katkou, Katz, Katzan, Katzbach, Katzenberg, Katzenellenbogen, Katzenellinbogen, Katzenelnbogen, Katzenelson, Katzenstein, Katzian, Katzman, Katznelenbogen, Katzper, Kauders, Kauf, Kaufer, Kauffman, Kauffmann, Kaufholtz, Kaufman, Kaufmann, Kaufmann-Asser, Kaufteil, Kaulla, Kaullas, Kautzky, Kaveh, Kaven, Kay, Kaye, Kayser, Kayton, Kazerginski, Kazimirski, Kaznelson, Keane, Keeling, Keesing, Kegil, Keglevich, Kehan, Keiler, Kejlis, Keleti, Kellen, Keller, Kellerman, Kellert, Kellman, Kellner, Kelly, Kelman, Kemeny, Kemler, Kempe, Kempenich, Kempner, Kende, Kendeffy, Kenedy, Kenez, Kenez-Kurlander, Kenig, Kenigsberg, Kennard, Keogh, Keppich, Kerb, Kerdijk, Kerekes, Keresztfalvy, Kern, Kerner, Kernkraut, Kernsky, Kerr, Kerson, Kerstick, Kerstorff, Kertesz, Kertsmar, Kesler, Kesselman, Kessler, Kessous, Keszler, Keszner, Keszranek, Ketly, Keusch, Keyser, Keyzer, Khalfon, Khalifa, Khallas, Khuner, Khzhan, Kibarski, Kiefer, Kiejsmacher, Kiel, Kikyon, Kilenyi, Killick, Kimchi, Kimhi, Kimelman, Kimmel, Kinderman, King, King-Hall, Kingsley, Kino, Kinstlinger, Kir, Kiraldi, Kiraldy, Kirch, Kirchheim, Kirchheimer, Kirsch, Kirschbaum, Kirschberg, Kirschen, Kirschner, Kirsh, Kirshenbaum, Kirshner, Kirsniansky, Kirson, Kiryatsefer, Kis, Kiss, Kisch, Kiser, Kisfalvy, Kishk, Kislowitz, Kissing, Kissinger, Kister, Kitigorodesky, Kitov, Kitson, Kitzes, Kitzinger, Kitzis, Kizmaher, Klaar, Klaber, Klabin, Klaff, Klagsbrun, Klahrfeld, Klahrman, Klajn, Klayn, Klang, Klapholtz, Klar, Klarnett, Klass, Klatzco, Klatzko, Klatzky, Klaus, Klausner, Klebe, Klebelsberg, Kleberg, Klee, Kleefeld, Kleegman, Kleeman, Klei (van der), Kleimenhagen, Klein, Klein-Chevalier, Kleinadel, Kleinberg, Kleiner, Kleinert, Kleinfeld, Kleinhandler, Kleinkaufmann, Kleinkeit, Kleinkop, Kleinkremer, Kleinman, Kleinmann, Kleinpennig, Kleinzaler, Klemperer, Klercker, Kleve, Kliegman, Klig, Kliger, Kline, Kling, Klingberg, Klingenstjerna, Klinger, Klingspor, Klintberg, Klochko, Kloetzel, Klotzel, Klompus, Klontisky, Klopfer, Klott, Klottwog, Klotzel, Klugai, Kluger, Klugman, Klyghaupt, Kmiotek, Knafo, Knapp, Knebel, Knee, Kneller, Kner, Knetzer, Knight, Knina, Knipel, Knoblauch, Knobler, Knobloch, Knoll, Knoller, Knopf, Knopp, Knorringa, Knotetz, Kober, Koblenz, Kobrovsky, Koch, Kochmeister, Koczan, Koen-Cantarini, Koenig, Koenigsberger, Koenigswarter, Koester, Koestler, Koethen, Koff, Kogan, Kohanski, Kohari, Kohen, Kohen (Konsul), Kohen von Tengervar, Kohl-Kohlenegg, Kohlberg, Kohleman, Kohler, Kohlman, Kohn, Kohner, Kohnsom, Kohnstaam, Kohnstam, Kohnstamm, Kojetaner, Kok, Kokernot, Kokisow, Kolbl, Koleman, Koler, Kolhary, Kolisch, Kollar, Koller, Kollinsky, Koln, Kolodny, Kolosvary, Komaiko, Komarsky, Komberg, Kome, Komisar, Komisarsky, Komisaruk, Komiss, Komlos, Komor, Kon, Konic, Konig, Konigsberger, Konigsegg, Konigshofer, Konigswarter, Konigswater, Koniswarter, Konkevitz, Konrad, Konstantin, Konti, Konyi, Konzern, Kook, Koopman, Kopald, Kopel, Kopilates, Kopilowitz, Kopita, Kopito, Kopler, Koplik, Koploy, Koppe, Koppel, Koppel-Thurnauer, Koppely, Koppenhagen, Kopstein, Kopyto, Korach, Korai, Koranyi, Korb, Korber, Korczak, Korda, Koref, Koreff, Korein, Korenblit, Koretz, Koritzer, Koritzinsky, Kormoczi, Korn, Kornberg, Kornblit, Kornela, Kornfeld, Kornfield, Korngold, Korngut, Kornhaber, Korniss, Kornitzer, Kornman, Kornmehl, Kornreich, Kornstein, Koromia (von), Korossy, Korosy, Korwin, Koschland, Kosef, Koshland, Koslowsky, Kosmanos, Kossmann, Kosterlitz, Kostler, Kotanyi, Kotchek, Kotin, Kotosky, Kottek, Kottler, Kouchelevitz, Koudelka, Kovach, Kovacs, Koval, Kovalsky, Kover, Kovesi, Koviensky, Kovler, Kovner, Kowalsky, Kozmin, Kozminsky, Kozuchowski, Kraemer, Krafft, Kraft, Krainin, Krakauer, Krakenberger, Kramarz, Kramer, Kramper, Krantz, Kranz, Kranzel, Kranzler, Kranzthop, Krarastan, Krash, Krasnipolsky, Kraus, Krause, Krauskopf, Krausz, Krausz-Megyer, Kraut, Krauthamer, Kred, Kreibner, Kreida, Kreimer, Kreisel, Kreisky, Kreisler, Kreiswirth, Kreitner, Kreitstein, Kreizimia, Krelitz, Kremenitzer, Kremer, Kremner, Kremnitzer, Krems, Krengel, Krenner, Krensky, Kresner, Kretmar, Kretschman, Kretschmar-Berger, Krichevsky, Krieg, Krieger, Kriegshaber, Kriegsmann, Krieshaber, Kril, Krim, Krimm, Kris, Krischer, Kristianpoler, Kriviansky, Krivitsky, Krochmal, Krohn, Kroleck, Kronacher, Kronberg, Kronenberg, Kronengold, Kronheim, Kronick, Kronstein, Kronthal, Kronznick, Kroon, Kroonenberg, Kropuschin, Krouse, Kroushar, Kruglack, Kruk, Krukziener, Krulewitch, Krulschik, Kruman, Krupp, Kruskal, Krutzkoff, Krzyzanowski, Kubinsky, Kubinyi, Kubinzky, Kublanov (w), Kuchinka-Gajari, Kuczynski, Kuffler, Kuffner, Kugelmann, Kuh, Kuhlbrand, Kuhn, Kuhn-Kuhnenfeld, Kuhner, Kukisow, Kuklanski, Kulb, Kulinyi, Kulkin, Kullmann, Kulp, Kulznilski, Kun, Kunewalder, Kunffy, Kunos, Kunstadt, Kunstadter, Kunstmann, Kuperberg, Kuperman, Kupershmidt, Kuperstein, Kupfer, Kuppelwieser, Kupperman, Kur, Kurkin, Kurlander, Kuroiwa, Kuropatwa, Kurrein, Kurschner, Kursheedt, Kurslett, Kurtz, Kurtzig, Kurtzman, Kurzer, Kurzweil, Kusel, Kushlick, Kushner, Kusiel, Kussner, Kussy, Kutlik, Kutner, Kutten, Kuttner, Kutzwor, Kux, Kuylentsjerna, Kuzernick, Kuzmann, Kweskin, Kwiecinski, Kworgil

La Motta, Laban, Labat, Labatt, Laborfalvi, Labos, Lachman, Lachmann, Lachs, Lachter, Lachterman, Lack, Lackenbach, Lackenbacher, Laczai, Laczko, Ladenburg, Ladesma, Ladin, Ladinsky, Ladyzhenski, Laeser, Lafer, Lager, Lagerberg, Lagercrantz, Lagersparre, Lagrzitski, Laguna, Lagzitski, Lahavi, Lahmy, Lahn, Laib, Laibowitz, Laidley, Laiter, Laitman, Laitner, Laken, Lakenbacher, Lakos, Laks, Laland, Laluff, Lamart, Lambe, Lambert, Lamego, Lamel, Lamert, Lamm, Lammel, Lamponti, Lanczi, Lanczy, Land, Landau, Landauer, Lande, Landeck, Landelinsky, Landendorff, Lander, Landerburg, Landesberg, Landesberger, Landesman, Landman, Landmann, Landsberg, Landshut, Landskron, Landskroner, Landsman, Landstein, Landy, Lane, Laneyra, Lang, Langdon, Lange, Lange (de), Langenbach, Langendorf, Langenheim, Langenn, Langenzenn, Langermann, Langh, Langsam, Langsan, Langschur, Langsfeld, Lankorowsky, Lansburg, Lansburgh, Lantin, Lantzewitsky, Lanyi, Laor, Lap, Lapenna, Lapides, Lapowski, Lapp, Lappen, Laprida, Lara, Laredo, Larra, Lasalle, Lasar, Lasch, Laseron, Lash, Lasker, Laski, Laskin, Lasky, Lasry, Lassal, Lassalle, Last, Laster, Laszlo, Later, Lates, Lattes, Laties, Latinovits, Latte, Latucha, Latz, Latzer, Latzko, Laub, Lauchheimer, Laude (de), Laudi (de), Lauman, Laurence, Lauterbach, Lauterstein, Lavano, Lavenson, Lavin, Lavis, Lavollol, Lawrence, Lawson, Lax, Laye, Lazar, Lazare, Lazarsfeld, Lazarus, Lazarus-Solomons-Yates, Lazebnikov, Lazimi, Le comte, Leaman, Leanid, Leapman, Leard, Leavitt, Lebair, Lebeck, Lebenhart, Lebenn, Lebensbaum, Lebensohn, Lebenstein, Leberman, Lebold, Lebovitz, Lebowitz, Lebram, Lebrecht, Lebus, Lechnich, Lederer, Lederman, Ledermann, Ledesma, Ledina, Leditzky, Ledo, Ledofsky, Ledowski, Lee, Leefsma, Leenen (van), Leeser, Leeson, Leeuw (de), Lefelman, Leffmann, Lefmann, Legerhjelm, Legum, Lehberg, Lehfeld, Lehman, Lehman, Lehmann, Lehmann-Hildesheim, Lehne, Lehoczky, Lehr, Lehrer, Lehrfeld, Lehrmann, Leib, Leibovitz, Leibowitz, Leibson, Leibush, Leidensdorfer, Leidesdorf, Leidesdorff, Leifmann, Leimann, Leindorfer, Leiner, Leion, Leipen, Leipheimer, Leipman, Leipnik, Leippner, Leipziger, Leiser, Leisersohn, Leisten, Leiter, Leitersdorf, Leitersdorfer, Leitis, Leitner, Leitner-Harangi, Leittner, Leitzer, Leja, Lekachmacher, Leloir, Leman, Lemann, Lemberger, Lemego, Lemle, Lemmel, Lemon, Lemos, Lenchitzki, Lenchner, Lenel, Lengui, Lengyel, Lenk, Lenneberg, Lennhoff, Lenval, Lenzer, Leo, Leon, Leon Pinelo, Leon von Wernburg, Leonard, Leone, Leonino, Leopold, Lepsky, Lerchethal, Lerner, Leser, Leshenotsky, Lesinsky, Leslie, Lesser, Lessing, Lessner, Lestschinsky, Lestyan, Letai, Letay, Leterman, Letowski, Leubsdorf, Leucci, Lev, Levason, Levay, Leve, Leveaux, Leveleki, Levelle, Levenbach, Levenberg, Levene, Levenson, Levenstein, Leventhal, Lever, Leverer, Leverson, Levertin, Leveson, Levetus, Levey, Levi, Levi Alvares, Levi da Soragna, Levi de'Veali, Levi del Banco, Levi-Alvarez, Levi Minzi, Leviansky, Levie, Levien, Leviet, Levijn, Levin, Levine, Levinger, Levinsky, Levinson, Levinstein, Levis, Leviseur, Levisohn, Levison, Levisseur, Levisson, Levita, Levita-Rechten, Levitansky, Levitin, Leviton, Levitt, Levitus, Levor, Levy, Levy Alvares, Levy de Roos, Levy-Ben Yuli, Levy-Strass, Levylier, Levys, Levysohn, Lew, Lewald, Lewandowski, Lewenberg, Lewenz, Lewi, Lewin, Lewin-Epstein, Lewinger, Lewinski, Lewinsky, Lewis, Lewis-Barnard, Lewisohn, Lewison, Lewy, Leya, Leycester, Leyer, Leyser, Lezica, Li, Liban, Librati, Lichenheim, Lichtblau, Lichten, Lichtenberg, Lichtenberger, Lichtenfeld, Lichtenstadt, Lichtenstatter, Lichtenstein, Lichtheim, Lichtman, Lichtmann, Lichtston, Lida, Lieb, Lieben, Liebenberg, Liebenthal, Lieber, Lieberg, Lieberman, Liebermann, Liebermann von Wahlendorf, Liebert, Liebig, Liebman, Liebmann, Liebner, Liebschuetz, Liebschutz, Liechtenstein, Liedesdorfer, Liegner, Liepman, Liepmann, Liepold, Lier (van), Lieser, Liessem, Liffman, Lifschutz, Lightman, Lignac, Lijek, Lilien, Lilienfeld, Lilienstein, Lilienthal, Lillienfeld, Lima, Lindau, Lindauer, Linden, Lindenbaum, Lindenfeld, Linderer, Lindheim, Lindheimer, Lindmann, Lindo, Lindsay, Lindskold, Lindwurm, Linik, Link, Links, Links, Linksz, Linn, Linyt, Linz, Lion, Lip (van der), Lipchowitz, Lipinski, Lipka, lipke, Lipkin, Lipman, Lipmann, Lipniacki, Lipnotsky, Lipnowsky, Lipper, Lippert, Lippmann, Lippmann-Lissingen, Lipschitz, Lipschutz, Lipsey, Lipshitz, Lipshutz, Lipsitz, Lipsky, Lipson, Lipstein, Lipszyc, Lipthay, Lissa, Lissauer, Lisser (de), Lisso, Lissowsky, List, Litchfield, Littman, Litvin, Litvinov, Litvinovsky, Litzer, Livingston, Livingstone, Livio, Lizars, Lizer, Lloyd, Lo Presti, Loanz, Lob, Lobascher, Lobato, Lobatto, Lobel, Lobenstein, Lobenstein-Aisenhorst, Lobl, Lobstein, Lockenbach, Loeb, Loebel, Loebenstein, Loebman, Loeffler, Loehr, Loen, Loeser, Loevinson, Loew, Loewald, Loewe, Loewen, Loewenberg, Loewengart, Loewensohn, Loewenstein, Loewenthal, Loewi, Loewner, Loewy, Loffler, Lohde, Lohnberg, Lohnstein, Loke, Lolosky, Lombroso, London, Longini, Longuet, Lonkai, Lonnerstadter, Lonsada, Lonyay, Looser, Lopatin, Lopert, Lopes, Lopes-Colace, Lopes Colaco Osorio, Lopes Colaso, Lopes-Cordova, Lopes de Leao, Lopes-Dias, Lopes Dubec, Lopes-Fonseca, Lopes-Franco, Lopes Suasso, Lopez, Lopez Acosta, Lopez Camelo Astorga, Lopez Camelo-Cardoso, Lopez Camelo-Gomez, Lopez Camelo-Gonzalez Arevalo, Lopez Camelo-Navarro, Lopez de la Fuente, Lopez M rquez, Lopez Suasso, Lopez y Roxas Azevedo, Lopez-Penha, Loputine, Lorado, Lorand, Lorch, Lord, Lorenco, Loria, Lorie, Lorin, Lorsch, Loryea, Loser, Losky, Loth, Lotheim, Lotkin, Loubaton, Louchheim, Lougassy, Louis, Louisson, Louk, Louria, Lourie, Lousada, Lousi, Lousky, Louvesten, Louyet, Louzada, Lovas, Lovassy, Loveday, Lovell, Loveman, Lovenstein, Loventhal, Lovinger, Lovinson, Low, Low-Beer, Lowe, Lowell, Lowen, Lowenadler, Lowenbaum, Lowenberg, Lowendorf, Lowenfeld, Lowengard, Lowengrund, Lowenheim, Lowenherz, Lowenhjelm, Lowenick, Lowenrosen, Lowensohn, Lowenstam, Lowenstamm, Lowenstein, Lowenstern, Lowenthal, Lowenthal von Linau, Lowi, Lowy, Lowinger, Lowinsky, Lowisohn, Lowy, Loyey, Luard, Lubell, Luber, Lubin, Lubinker, Lublin, Lublinski, Lubransky, Lucas, Lucas-Tooth, Lucca, Lucena, Lucia, Lucka, Luckhurst, Lucz, Luczenbacher, Ludasi, Luddington, Ludkin, Ludlow, Ludwig, Lueger, Luft, Lukacs, Lukats, Lumbroso, Lumbrozo, Lumley, Luna, Luncz, Lunel (de), Lunkanyi, Luntz, Lupiel, Luria, Lurie, Lurja, Lurje, Lurya, Lusena, Lusher, Lusky, Lustig, Lusztig, Lutijn, Lutner, Lutsky, Lutynski, Lutz, Luvshis, Luxemburg, Luzzatti, Luzzatto, Lwiya, Lwow, Lybarger, Lybeck, Lynd (van der), Lyon, Lyons, Lyons-Levy-Moss, Lyzynsky

Maas, Maass, Mabovitch, Mabovitz, Mach, Machado, Machiel, Machiels, Machiels-Clinbourg, Machini, Machlup, Machol, Macholl, Machorro, Maciel, Maciver, Mack, Macnin, Macy, Madansky, Madarassy-Beck, Madeira, Maduro, Madza, Maengen, Maerle, Maerz, Magasiner, Magazine, Magaziner, Magee, Magner, Magnes, Magnin, Magnus, Magnusson, Magram, Magrini, Magrish, Magyar, Maharam, Mahfoda, Mahler, Maibaum, Maier, Maier (von), Mailaender, Mailath, Mailer, Mailert, Maimon, Maimran, Mainz, Mainzer, Mairs, Maisel, Maisler, Maitland, Maizel, Maizell, Majer, Majer-Leonard, Majinszki, Majowsky, Majzler, Majzner, Makemal, Makhiri, Makoldy, Makover, Malachi, Malaes, Malamud, Malca, Malchus, Maleczky, Malevinsky, Malinov, Malka, Mallinson, Mallner, Mallon, Malmborg, Malofsky, Malone, Malowitz, Malsin, Malta, Malvano, Maman, Mamane, Mamber, Mamroth, Manassee, Mandanic, Mandel, Mandel-Theben, Mandelbaum, Mandelowitch, Mandelshtam, Mandelson, Mandelstam, Mander, Mandl, Mandlbaum, Mandleberg, Mane, Mange, Mangold, Manhart, Manheim, Mannheim, Manheimer,, Manischewitz, Mankiewitz, Mankuta, Mann, Mannerfelt, Mannheim, Mannheimer, Manning, Manninger, Mannlich-Lehmann, Mannsberg, Mannsworth, Manor, Mansano, Mansbach, Mansfeld, Mansfield, Mantaica, Mantoux, Manuel, Manuelle, Manville, Marache, Maram, Maratek, Marbach, Marberg, Marc, March, Marchand, Marchant, Marchena, Marciano, Marcus, Marcuse, Marczali, Mare, Mareli, Marell, Margalith, Margareten, Margittay, Margo, Margolin, Margolinski, Margolinsky, Margoliot, Margolioth, Margoliouth, Margolis, Margolius, Margules, Margulies, Margulis, Mariansky, Mariassy, Mariboe, Marienberg, Mariles, Marinker, Marjacha, Marjachowi, Mark, Markbreit, Markbreiter, Markovits, Markovitz, Markowitz, Markowski, Markreich, Marks, Markus, Markx, Marlow, Marofoy, Maron, Marqfory, Marqfoy, Marques, Marquez, Marrot, Marschall, Marschuetz, Marsden, Marshak, Marshall, Marshuetz, Martin, Martinez y Roxas, Martins, Marton, Martos, Marum, Marwilsky, Marwitz, Marx, Marz, Maschkowski, Maschler, Masel, Maskileison, Maslan, Maslo, Maslov, Maslow, Maslovaty, Maslowatti, Maslovitz, Mason, Masseena, Massenbach, Massenbacher, Massiah, Massias, Mastow, Masur, Matalha, Matalon, Matana, Mathens, Mathes, Matheu, Mathews, Mathias, Matiasson, Mattana, Mattes, Mattos, Matzdorf, Matzner, Mauerberger, Maurice, Maurogona, Maurogonato, Maus, Mauses, Mauthner, Mauthner von Mautstein, Mauthner von Zyorzynski, Mautner, Mautner von Markhof, Mavrogheni, Mawson, Max, Maxson, May, Mayer, Mayer (kommerzienrath), Mayer von also-ruszbach, Mayer von Csenger, Mayer von Gunthof, Mayerber, Mayersohn, Maymudes, Maynes, Maysles, Mayzel, Mazur, Mc Clain, Mcgowan, Mcintosh, Meadow, Mears, Measures, Meborak, Mechlovits, Mechner, Meckauer, Mecklenburg, Mecoles, Medek, Medelsheim, Medina, Medina (de), Medina-Nonio, Medioni, Medow, Medvedovsky, Meerkin, Meers, Megueres, Megyeri, Mehel, Mehler, Meidner, Meier, Meierstein, Meijer, Meinberg, Meinrath, Meir, Meirargues (de), Meirowitz, Meisel, Meiseles, Meisels, Meisler, Meislik, Meister, Meisterlein, Meizel, Melamed, Melcer, Melchior, Meldola, Meleghy, Melhado, Meller, Melli, Mellish, Mellman, Mellrich, Melo, Meloul, Melrich, Meluato, Melul, Meman, Memane, Menasce, Menasce (de), Mencel, Mende, Mendel, Mendelev, Mendels, Mendelsohn, Mendelson, Mendelssohn, Mendershauen, Mendes, Mendes da Costa, Mendes France, Mendes Seixas, Mendes-Nasi, Mendesia, Mendez, Mendl, Mendl-Geller, Mendler, Mendoza, Menir, Menke, Menkel, Menken, Menko, Menko-Hartogenesis, Meno, Menser, Mentz, Menuhin, Menz, Menzel, Menzeles, Menzies, Meran, Mercado, Mercedes, Meredith, Meretsky, Mergentheim, Mergulies, Meridor, Merkin, Merkler, Merlin, Mermelstein, Merqui, Merry, Mersel, Merton, Merx, Merzbach, Merzbacher, Mesa, Mesa Flores, Meshbesher, Mesquita, Messas, Messel, Messer, Mesterton, Mestre, Meszaros, Meth, Metz, Metzger, Metzon, Mexborough, Meyer, Meyer-Cohen, Meyer-Schnaittach, Meyer-Schwerin, Meyerbeer, Meyerberg, Meyerfeld, Meyerhof, Meyerhoff, Meyers, Meyersfeld, Meyerson, Meyerstein, Meyerwitz, Meylert, Meysels, Meyuhas, Meza (de), Mezei, Mezhiritsky, Miara, Michael, Michael David, Michaelis, Michaels, Michaelson, Michal, Michalowski, Michel, Michelena, Michelham, Michelman, Michelsohn, Michelson, Michelssohn, Michiels, Michl, Michlin, Michman, Micholls, Mickleshanski, Midas, Mielziner, Mier, Mieses, Mieses (de), Mihaly, Mihelffy, Mikal, Mikhels, Miklos, Mikobolsky, Mikszath, Milan, Milano, Milao, Milassin, Milch, Milhaud, Milkin, Milkman, Milkuschitz, Millaud, Miller, Millhiser, Mills, Millstone, Millziner, Milner, Milns, Milstein, Milzner, Minacciati, Minden, Mindl, Mindus, Minerbi, Minis, Minkel, Minkin, Minkowaski, Minkus, Mintz, Mintzberg, Minz, Miranda, Mirbach-Kosmanos, Mirel, Mirels, Mirkes, Mirles, Mirls, Mirovitch, Mirsky, Misch, Mises, Mishkin, Miszkinski, Mitchell, Mitford, Mitnick, Mitre y Olivares, Mittelmann, Mittenburg, Mittenthal, Mittler, Mitz (de), Mizrachi, Mizrahi, Mlocki-Dziokowski, Mnuchin, Moberly, Mocatie, Mocatta, Moch, Mochiach, Mock, Moda, Model, Modena, Modena (da), Modigliani, Moeller, Moerel, Moest, Mogadouro, Mogalevitch, Mogendorff, Mohl, Mohr, Mohrenwitz, Moise, Moises, Mokotoff, Mokotov, Mokotow, Mokotowski, Moldoff, Moldovsky, Molevitz, Molina, Molkhou, Moll, Molle, Mollerstierna, Mollersvard, Molling, Mollokawa, Molnar, Momaszterly, Mommsen, Monasch, Monash, Monat, Monath, Mond, Mondolfi, Mondolfo, Mondoza, Mondschein, Monells, Monet, Money, Monforte, Monhajt, Monheit, Monkotowicz, Monnickendam, Monori, Monsanto, Monsonego, Monsowiz, Montagu, Montague, Montalba, Montalban, Montalcino, Montalto, Montanjees, Montano, Montbach, Montefiore, Montel, Montel (de), Monteva, Montgomery, Monzer, Moods, Moon, Moore, Moos, Mor-jose, Morafchick, Morais (de), Morales, Morali, Morange, Moravchick, Moravcsik, Moravia, Morawczyk, Morawitz, Mordaunt, Mordecai, Moreels, Moreira, Morel, Morena, Moreno, Morgan, Morgenstein, Morgenstern, Morgenthau, Morhange, Morison, Moritz, Morley, Morner, Moro, Moron, Morpurgo, Morpurgo de Nilma, Morpurgo von Rilma, Morris, Morrison, Morse, Mortara, Mortera, Mortimer, Moryoussef, Mosbacher, Mosberg, Moscati, Moscheles, Moschinsky, Moscowitz, Mose, Mosse, Moyse, Moseley, Moselli, Mosely, Mosen, Mosenthal, Moser, Moses, Mosher, Moshkowitz, Moskobojnik, Moskoviez, Moskovitz, Moskowitz, Mosler, Mosley, Moss, Mosse, Mosseri, Mosseris, Mostyn, Moszkowicz, Motro, Motta, Mountain, Mouradgea, Mouradgea-d'Ohsson, Movshovitz, Moyal, Moye, Moyse, Moyzey, Mozley, Mrejen, Muallem, Mucznik, Mueller, Mugdan, Muhlhaus, Muhr, Muhsam, Mukamal, Mukammal, Mullen, Muller, Muncheimer, Munderstein, Mundstock, Muneles, Muni, Munk, Munkacsi, Munz, Munzer, Murawski, Muray, Murgi, Murphy, Murr, Murray, Musaphia, Mushinsky, Mushkin, Musleah, Mussina, Muster, Muszkal, Mutnick, Myara, Mycenmacher, Myer, Myer-Solomon, Myers, Myers-Cohen, Mysell, Myshkowsky, Myslobodsky

Naar, Nabarro, Nachamson, Nachlup, Nachman, Nachman of Bratslav, Nachmann, Nachmanson, Nadas, Nadle, Nadler, Nador, Nagel, Nagelsztajn, Nagle, Nagy, Nahmany, Nahmias, Nahon, Nahori, Nahum, Naividel, Nakan, Nakkar, Namani, Namenyi, Namias, Namier, Namierowski, Nanes, Nansik, Naphtali, Naptali, Naque, Naquet, Narev, Narewczwitz, Narkoonsky, Narkun, Narkunski, Narkunsky, Nasatir, Nasch, Nashbitz, Nashpitz, Nasi, Nassau, Nasso, Nassy, Nataff, Natali, Natanson, Nathan, Nathan-Seixas, Nathans, Nathanson, Nathorst, Natonek, Natzler, Naucler, Naumberg, Naumburg, Navarra, Naviasky, Navon, Neaderthal, Neander, Needleman, Neerduin, Neger, Neiman, Neisser, Nelke, Nelki, Nelkin, Nellhaus, Nelson, Nemenyi, Nemes, Nemeshegyi, Nemirovsky, Nemiz, Nemno, Nestor, Neter, Netgen, Netira, Netter, Netto, Netzorg, Neu, Neubauer, Neuberg, Neuberger, Neubeuer, Neuburger, Neugass, Neuhaus, Neumaier, Neumailer, Neuman, Neuman, Neumann, Neumann, Neumann-Guttenberg, Neumann-Spallart, Neumark, Neumegen, Neumeyer, Neurenberg, Neuschloss, Neustadt, Neustadter, Neustetel, Neuwall, Neuwelt, Neuwirth, Neville, Nevis, Nevjaski, Newald, Newberger, Newburn, Newgass, Newhouse, Newman, Newmark, Newsalt, Newton, Ney, Nezri, Nicholl, Nicholls, Nicholson, Nickelsburg, Nicolsburger, Nidam, Niederhofheim, Niedermayer, Niedersuss, Nieman, Niemirowski, Niersheim, Nieto, Nieweg, Niewiarowski, Nikolics, Nikop, Nir, Nirnstein, Nishri, Nisser, Nissim, Nizielski, Noah, Noakes, Nobel, Nochlin, Nodler, Noe, Noether, Nogelberg, Nogueira, Nohlen, Noick, Noieck, Noik, Noikas, Nola, Nones, Nonne-Lopes, Noorden (van), Norbury, Nord, Nordau, Norden, Nordenfeldt, Nordensvan, Nordhaus, Nordhauser, Nordheim, Nordwald, Noren, Norman-Ehrenfels, Normann, Norris, Norsa, Norwood, Noshpitz, Nothman, Nothmann, Nounan, Nounes, Novey, Novich, Novick, Novozelski, Nowakowski, Noy, Noyck, Noyek, Noyk, Nozick, Nudelman, Nunes, Nunes d'Almeyda, Nunes da Costa, Nunes da Silva, Nunes Lara, Nunes Vais, Nunes-Ximenez, Nunez, Nurnberg, Nusbaum, Nussbaum, Nussaphia, Nussbaum, Nuta, Nystad, Nystroem

Obadia, Oberdorfer, Oberlander, Oberlender, Obermayer, Obernauer, Oberndoerffer, Oberndorf, Oberschall, Oberschutzky, Oblat, Ocampo, Ochs, Odenheimer, Odets, Odewald, Odnoposoff, Oelsner, Oesterreicher, Oestreicher, Oetl-Palffy, Ofenheim, Ofenheimer, Offenbach, Offenbacher, Offenheimer, Offermann, Offner, Ofner, Ogle, Ohana, Ohayon, Ohnouna, Ohrenstein, Ohsson, Okanyi, Okner, Oko, Olcovich, Oldenburg, Oldenshaw, Olens, Oliel, Olitzky, Olivares y Rojas, Oliveira, Oliven, Olivera, Olivetti, Ollendorff, Ollesheimer, Olop, Olschki, Olschwanger, Olswanger, Onderwijzer, Oosten (van), Opas, Opatoschu, Oppenfeld, Oppenheim, Oppenheimer, Oppenheimer (von), Oppert, Oppler, Oppse, Orabuena, Orange, Orava, Orbuck, Ordody, Oreck, Oreckovsky, Orender, Orenstein, Orgelbrand, Orgler, Orkin, Orlewicz, Orlinsky, Orlowski, Orman, Ornoff, Ornstein, Orobio, Orobio de Castro, Orosdy, Orszag, Ortlepp, Orvieto, Orwasher, Oschenko, Oschtem, Oser, Oshinsky, Osorio, Oss, Osser, Oster, Osterberg, Osterman, Osterreicher, Ostfield, Ostreicher, Ostroff, Ostrogski, Ostrov, Ostrovsky, Ostrow, Oswiecinski, Otsep, Ottenberg, Ottenheimer, Ottensooser, Otter, Ottingen, Ottinger, Ottinger-Wallenstein, Ottolenghi, Ottolengui, Ouaknine, Ouakrat, Ouannow, Ouazana, Ouchterlony, Oudgenoeg, Oulman, Outmezguin, Ouyoussef, Ouziel, Ovadia, Oven, Owen, Oxeda, Oxenfeldt

Paauw (de), Pablo, Paboritz, Pacheco, Pachefsky, Pacifico, Pacifo, Pack, Packer, Packhouse, Padenhecht, Padoa, Padova, Padrasic, Padua, Padwa, Pagel, Paget, Pahn, Paiba, Paicovitch, Paikovits, Paine, Pais, Pajem, Pakciar, Pakcziarz, Pake, Paksy, Palache, Palagyi, Palffy, Palgrave, Palibaum, Palin, Pallache, Palltiel, Palma, Palma (de la), Palmai, Palmstjerna, Palotay, Paltiel, Panet, Panofsky, Panzer, Papagei, Paper, Papigaya, Pappenheim, Paquin, Parchim, Parczewski, Pardes, Pardo, Parelis, Parelman, Parente, Parfenoff, Paricer, Paricier, Pariente, Pariera, Parizer, Parker, Parlov, Parnas, Parnes, Parness, Parniczky, Parravicini, Parreira, Parsner, Partelow, Partos, Partridge, Pasberg, Pascal, Pascha, Paschel, Paschele, Pascheles, Pase (de), Pasner, Pasos, Pass, Passigli, Pasternack, Pasternak, Pasweg, Patai, Pataky, Paternoy, Patino, Patishmacher, Patkin, Paton, Patto, Pauli, Paulschieff, Pauly, Paw, Pawlowicz, Pawlowsky, Paykel, Payne, Paz (de), Pearl, Pearlman, Pearson, Peat, Pechenik, Pechter, Pechy, Pecsi, Pederson, Peez, Peierles, Peine, Peiser, Peisoty, Peixotto, Pekardy, Pels, Peltz, Pemberton, Pencak, Pener, Penfold, Penha, Penha (de la), Pentecost, Pepper, Perahia, Peraire, Perczel, Pereira, Pereira de Castro, Pereira-Arnstein, Pereire, Perel, Pereles, Perelmuth, Perenyi, Perera, Peres, Pereszlenyi, Peretz, Peretz, Perez, Pereyra, Pereyra Soares, Perez, Perl, Perla, Perlberger, Perles, Perlhefter, Perlman, Perlmann, Perlmutter, Perlow, Perls, Perlstein, Perochon, Perotti, Perowna, Perpignan, Perugia, Perugia (da), Perutz, Perwer, Pesaro, Pesko, Pesler, Pesoa, Pesotta, Pessach, Pessel, Pessoa, Petenyi, Peterdi, Peterfreund, Petitjean, Petley, Petlitz, Petliura, Peto, Petsch, Petscheck, Pettelman, Pettigrew, Pettler, Petzrik, Pevzner, Peynado, Peyron, Peyser, Pezaro, Pfalzer, Pfann, Pfefer, Pfeffer, Pfeifer-Hochwalden, Pfeiffer, Pfeiffer von Weissenegg, Pfeiffer von Wellheim, Pferna, Pferschheim, Pflaum, Pfordten (von der), Pfungst, Phibbs, Phiebig, Philip, Philipp, Philippi, Philipps, Philippsborn, Philippson, Philips, Philipsen, Philipson, Philipsson, Philiv, Phillip, Phillipp, Phillips, Phillipson, Philpott, Pia, Piasker, Pica, Picard, Picart, Picciotto, Pichel, Pichler, Pichnik, Pick, Pickard, Pickart, Pickholtz, Pickholz, Pickles, Picon, Picznyyk, Pidwell, Piehl, Pierleone, Piernik, Piggot, Pike, Pilestraede, Pilevsky, Pilsk, Piltz, Piltzer, Pilz, Pimenta, Pimental, Pimienta, Pinchas, Pincherle, Pincofts, Pincu, Pincus, Pinczover, Pinczower, Pinder, Pineas, Pinelles, Pinero, Pines, Pineus, Pinheiro, Pinkhof, Pinkus, Pinna (de), Pinner (de), Pinosohn, Pinschof, Pinsker, Pinter, Pinthus, Pinto, Pinto (de), Pinto de Butto, Pintus, Pinzcower, Pio, Pioreh, Piperno, Pirani, Pisa, Pisa (da), Pisar, Pise, Pisk, Pissarro, Pitluck, Pitte (de la), Pittluck, Piza, Pizer, Plaat, Plachner, Plager, Plaster, Platchinski, Platnauer, Plattelli, Plattus, Platz, Plau, Plauen, Plaur, Plaut, Plessner, Plinsky, Pliskan, Plisky, Pliszka, Pliszki, Pliszko, Plostok, Plotnick, Pochapovsky, Podbielski, Podet, Podhortzer, Podkaminsky, Podkowa, Podmaniczky, Podro, Pogirski, Pohl, Pohly, Pohorilles, Pohrille, Polacco, Polack, Polag, Polak, Polakewich, Poland, Polatschek, Polevoi, Poliakoff, Polianowsky, Polis, Politzer, Polke, Polkewitz, Poll, Pollack, Pollacsek, Pollatsek, Pollaczek, Pollag, Pollak, Pollak von Borkenau, Pollak von Klarwill, Pollak von Klumberg, Pollak von Rudin, Pollatchek, Pollatsek, Pollensky, Pollitzer, Pollock, Polnay, Polock, Polonyi, Polya, Pomerantz, Pomper, Pongracz, Ponte Reno, Pontecorvo, Ponting, Pontremoli, Poortje, Pop, Popert, Popkin, Poplack, Poppelauer, Popper, Popper-Podhr gy, Poppers, Poppert, Porat, Porgas von Portheim, Porges, Porta, Portaleone, Portaleone-Sommo, Portello, Porten, Porter, Portner, Portnoy, Porto, Portugali, Porush, Pos, Posbityansky, Pose, Posen, Posnan, Posnansky, Posner, Posse, Posso, Post, Postol, Postolov, Pot, Potasher, Potasz, Poverkhovsky, Povill, Powers, Poziomkowski, Poznanski, Praag, Praagh (van), Prado, Prag, Prager, Pragner, Prawer, Preger, Preininger, Preis, Preisach, Preisz, Preiz, Prensky, Prenzlau, Prerauer, Presborck, Presborg, Presburg, Preschel, Prescott, Press, Pressburg, Pressburger, Presser, Pressler, Prest, Preston, Preszel, Preus, Preuss, Preyer, Prezlmayer, Price, Priluk, Prince, Pringsheim, Prins, Printz, Printzenskold, Prinz, Prior, Prisz, Pritzker, Privin, Probst, Prochnick, Prochownik, Pront, Proops, Propper, Proschwitz, Proskauer, Prost, Prosznitz, Proust, Provenzali, Provizer, Provus, Pruss, Pryce, Przewlocki, Przlubska, Psachie, Pshemish, Puderbittel, Pudlin, Pueyrredon, Pugliese, Puisseus, Pulitzer, Pultrak, Pulver, Pulvermacher, Pundak, Punkas, Pura, Purcell, Purjesz, Puro, Purwin, Pustman, Puter, Putter, Puterman, Putterman, Puttkammer, Putzinger, Pyekoon, Pyke, Pyle, Pyszna, Pytluck, Pytluk

Quaresma, Querub, Quiroga, Quiros, Quittner, Quixano

Raab, Raalte (van), Raba, Rabbinovitch, Rabbinowitz, Rabe, Rabhan, Rabi, Rabica (de la), Rabinovitch, Rabinowicz, Rabinowitz, Rabizanovich, Racah, Rachel, Rachlin, Rachmiel, Racker, Rad, Rader, Radin, Radinsky, Radio, Radissich, Radlaver, Radnay-Rozsay, Rado, Rados, Radziwill, Rafalovicz, Raff, Raffalovich, Rahamim, Rajzman, Rakovsky, Rakower, Ralbag, Ralles, Ralph, Ramenofsky, Ramraz, Ramsay, Ramson, Rand, Ransohoff, Rantzen, Rap, Rapaport, Raper, Raphael, Raphaelowitz, Raphan, Rapoport, Rapp, Rappaport, Rappoport, Ras, Rashi, Raskes, Raskin, Raso, Rassas, Rast, Rath, Rathause, Rathauser, Rathbone, Rathenau, Rathenauer, Ratisbonne, Ratner, Ratz, Ratzendorfer, Ratzer, Ratzker, Rau, Raubenheimer, Rauch, Rauchmann, Raugh, Rauh, Raussnitz, Rava, Ravel, Ravenna, Ravner, Raw, Rawer, Rawicki, Rawicz, Rawitz, Ray, Raymond, Rayor, Razumny, Real, Rebello, Rebhun, Rebibo, Rebstock, Recanati, Rechels, Reches, Rechnitz, Rechnitzer, Recht, Rechthandt, Rechtschaffen, Rechtshafen, Redelsheimer, Redl, Redlich, Ree, Reedman, Reens, Rees, Reeves, Regan, Regensburg, Regensburger, Regenwater, Regner, Regufsky, Reh, Rehbinder, Rehfisch, Reiben, Reich, Reichenbach, Reichenberg, Reichenberger, Reichenheim, Reichmann, Reichmeister, Reif, Reifeisen, Reik, Reimann, Rein, Reinach, Reinach (von), Reinauer, Reinbert, Reinemann, Reiner, Reines, Reinfeld, Reinganum, Reinhard, Reinhart, Reinhaus, Reinheimer-Stern, Reinherz, Reinhold, Reinitz, Reinman, Reinwald, Reis, Reis (van der), Reis (von), Reisel, Reiser, Reisman, Reisner, Reiss, Reissner, Reisz, Reiter, Reitler, Reitlinger, Reitmann, Reitzenberger, Reitzes, Reitzlinger, Reizche, Reizenstein, Reizes, Relle, Remak, Remenyi, Renard, Rendall, Rendel, Rendes, Renick, Renner-Reuben, Renyi, Rephan, Rephun, Resnick, Resnik, Resofszky, Rethi, Rethy, Reuben, Reuchlein, Reuss, Reuter, Reuterborg, Reutercrona, Reuterskiold, Reutersward, Rev, Revah, Revaya, Revel, Revesz, Rewald, Rey, Reychman, Reyersbach, Reynaert, Reynolds, Rezler, Reznick, Reznikoff, Reznikov, Rheinau, Rheinganum, Rhine, Rhinermann, Rhode, Ribak, Ribary, Ribbing, Ribeiro, Ribock, Riboh, Ricardo, Rice, Rich, Richards, Richardson, Richetti di Terralba, Richheimer, Richley, Richman, Richtel, Richter, Rickles, Ridderstolpe, Ridel, Ridling, Riegel, Rieger, Ries, Rieser, Riess, Riesser, Rieti, Rieti (da), Rietti, Rigaud, Rignani, Rignano, Rijn (van), Rimalt, Rimini, Rimokh, Rinaldo, Rinder, Rindskof, Rindskopf, Rineck, Ring, Ringel, Ringelblum, Ringelheim, Ringold, Rink, Rino, Rinstein, Rintel, Ripka-Rechthofen, Ris, Rishel, Riss, Rissik, Ritner, Rittenberg, Ritter, Ritterband, Ritterman, Rittner, Ritvo, Ritwo, Ritz, Ritzwoller, Rivadavia, Rivera, Rivkes, Rivlin, Riwkovsky, Robbins, Robby, Robel, Rober, Roberth, Roberts, Robertson, Robi, Robin, Robinow, Robins, Robinson, Robinz, Robitscheck, Robitsek, Robles, Roboz, Rocamora, Rocca, Roccas, Rochelle, Rochford, Rochman, Rockach, Rocker, Rode, Roder, Roditi, Rodman, Rodrigues, Rodrigues d'Evora, Rodrigues-Henriquez, Rodrigues-P‚reire, Rodriguez, Rodriguez Pereira, Rodsky, Roe, Roesberg, Roessel, Rofe, Roffe, Rogak, Rogalsky, Rogenfish, Roger, Rogers, Roget, Rogol, Rogozinski, Rohatyn, Rohling, Rohnheimer, Rohr, Rohrbacher, Rohss, Rojok, Rok, Rokach, Rokachman, Rokah, Rokeach, Rokesch, Rolfe, Roll, Rolland, Rolo, Rom, Romm, Romain, Romanin-Jacur, Romano, Romanzini, Romberg, Romberg (von), Romburg, Rome, Romeister, Romm, Ronai, Ronkel, Ronkel (van), Ronsheim, Rood, Rooney, Roos, Rophe, Roquemartine, Rosa, Rosanes, Rosauer, Rose, Rosebery, Roseman, Rosemund, Rosen, Rosenau, Rosenbach, Rosenbacher, Rosenbaum, Rosenberg, Rosenberger, Rosenblatt, Rosenblom, Rosenbloom, Rosenblum, Rosenfeld, Rosenfield, Rosengard, Rosengardt, Rosengarten, Rosenhain, Rosenheck, Rosenheim, Rosenkrantz, Rosenreich, Rosensan, Rosenstadt, Rosenstein, Rosenstern, Rosenstock, Rosenstrauch, Rosensweig, Rosenthal, Rosenthaler, Rosenwald, Rosenwasser, Rosenwater, Rosenwax, Rosenzweig, Roser, Rosewater, Rosheim, Rosilio, Rosin, Rosler, Rosner, Ross, Rossel, Rosselli, Rosset, Rossi, Rossi (de), Rossiter, Rosskam, Rossler, Rossoff, Rost, Rosty, Roszner, Rotenberg, Rotenburg, Rotenfels, Roth, Rothband, Rothbaum, Rothchild, Rothenberg, Rothenberg, Rothenburg, Rothenburger, Rother, Rothermann, Rothfeld, Rothgiesser, Rothman, Rothmann, Rothmuller, Rothmund, Rothschild, Rothschild-Emmerich, Rothstein, Rotner, Rotschild, Rotstein, Rott, Rotten, Rottenberg, Rottenstreich, Rotter, Rottman, Rotwand, Rouach, Rouah, Rovighi, Rovigo, Rovinson, Rowe, Rowland, Roxas, Roxenberg, Roze, Rozelaar, Rozema, Rozen, Rozenberg, Rozental, Rozenweld, Rozes, Rozhovsky, Rozmital, Rozsahegyi, Rozsai, Rozsamezei, Rozsay, Rozuck, Ruah, Ruben, Rubens, Rubensohn, Rubenson, Rubenstein, Rubin, Rubinfeld, Rubinroid, Rubinstein, Rubner, Ruda, Rudbeck, Ruden, Ruderman, Rudinger, Rudnyanzsky, Rudolph, Rudomin, Rueff, Ruer, Ruff, Rugak, Ruhemann, Ruimy, Ruiz, Rumelt, Runes, Runkel, Rupert, Rupin, Ruppin, Ruppiner, Rushakoff, Ruskay, Russ, Russell, Russelsheim, Rust, Ruszti, Rutenberg, Ruti, Rutkowski, Rutmann, Ruttenberg, Ruttkai, Ruzhin, Ruzicka, Ryan, Rybak, Rydingsward, Rygor, Rymland, Rynarzewski

Saa, Saafeld, Saalburg, Saalfeld, Saaling, Saba, Sabah, Sabath, Sabatzky, Sabbatai, Saber, Sacerdote, Sacerdoti, Sach, Sachi, Sachs, Sack, Sackheim, Sackowich, Sacks, Sackville, Sacuto, Sadoun, Saenger, Saenz, Safdie, Saffar, Safier, Safran, Safransky, Safrin, Sagarin, Sagenkahn, Sager, Sago, Sahr, Saidel, Saimes, Saint Paul, Saisset, Saizow, Sakheim, Sakol, Sakolsky, Sala, Salama, Salaman, Salamanov-Rabinov, Salamans, Salamon, Salazar, Saldana, Salemfels, Saleschutz, Salfeld, Salg, Salgo, Saliman, Salin, Salinger, Salk, Saller, Salm, Salmon, Salmoni, Salmonson, Salom, Saloman, Salomnsen, Salomon, Salomons, Salomonsen, Salomonsohn, Salomonson, Saloschin, Salsbury, Saltiel, Saltzberg, Saltzman, Salus, Salusinszki, Salvador, Salzburg, Salzedo, Salzer, Samarel, Same, Samelsdorf, Samkalden, Sammes, Sampal (de), Sampayo, Sampson, Samson, Samsonovich, Samter, Samuda, Samuel, Samuels, Samuelson, Samulon, San Juan, San Pedro, Sananes, Sanches, Sanchez, Sanchez Cota, Sanchez de Cepeda, Sanchez de Pedro, Sanchez de Velazco, Sanct Goar, Sandau, Sandberg, Sandeberg, Sandelowsky, Sandels, Sander, Sanders, Sandheim, Sandler, Sandor, Sandow, Sandur, Sanger, Sanguinetti, Sankar, Sanminiato (da), Sanquinetti, Santa Maria, Santangel, Santeljano, Santen (van), Santillan, Saphir, Sapir, Sapira, Saporta, Saportas, Sapoznik, Saqui, Saraga, Saragga, Saraval, Sarbo, Sardas, Sarel, Sarera, Sarfati, Sarfatti, Sarkadi, Sarkany, Sarmento, Sarnoff, Saron, Sarphati, Sarraf, Sarzedas, Sas, Sasias, Sasnowsky, Sasportas, Sasso, Sasson, Sassoon, Sauer, Saumelin, Saunders, Savage, Savetsky, Savile, Saville, Savitsky, Savitt, Savory, Savosnick, Sawicki, Sawyer, Sax, Sax-Cohen, Saxe, Saxe (de), Sayag, Sazias, Scaratowsky, Scarr, Scelofsky, Schaap, Schaar, Schachmann, Schachter, Schack, Schadow, Schaechner, Schaef, Schaefer, Schaeffer, Schaer, Schaf, Schafer, Schaffer, Schaffer-Boit, Schaffgotsch, Schaffirow, Schafier, Schaier, Schaiff, Schailer, Schak, Schalit, Schalpringer, Schambelan, Schamberg, Schames, Schapira, Schapiro, Schapringer, Scharfenberg, Schartenberg, Schary, Schatz, Schatzki, Schaubeck, Schauer, Schauss-Kempfenyausen, Schay, Schazki, Schechter, Scheeline, Scheer-Thoss, Scheike, Scheinberger, Scheiner, Schemtob, Schenck, Schendel, Schenk, Schenker, Scherer, Scherk, Scherr, Scherz, Scherzer, Schesinger, Schettrite, Scheuer, Schey, Schey-Koromia, Scheyen, Scheyer, Schick, Schidlof, Schidlow, Schie, Schieckel, Schiff, Schiffenbauer, Schiffer, Schiffmann, Schille, Schiller, Schilobolsky, Schilofsky, Schimschi, Schindler, Schinkel, Schipper, Schlachet, Schlager, Schlam, Schlegel, Schleiffer, Schlesinger, Schlesinger von Benfeld, Schleyer, Schlippentoch, Schloesser, Schloss, Schlosser, Schlugleit, Schlusselberg, Schlüssler, Schmaldalden, Schmalix, Schmandt, Schmash, Schmeidler, Schmerler, Schmerling, Schmidl, Schmidt, Schmitz, Schmoozer, Schmulewitsch, Schnabel, Schnaittach, Schnapper, Schnapper (von), Schneersohn, Schneider, Schneider-Glend, Schneiderman, Schnerb, Schneyer, Schnitzer, Schnitzler, Schnurman, Schober, Schochet, Schocken, Schocron, Schoeman, Schoenburg, Schoenfeld, Schoenflies, Schoenheimer, Schoeps, Schofield, Schohl-Braumann, Scholem, Scholes, Schomberg, Schon, Schonberg, Schondorf, Schonemann, Schonenberg, Schonfeld, Schoning, Schonlank, Schonstadt, Schonthal, Schoolberg, Schooler, Schopflich, Schor, Schorer, Schornstein, Schorr, Schorstein, Schosberger, Schossberger, Schott, Schottenstein, Schottlander, Schoyf, Schrager, Schreck, Schrecker, Schreker, Schreiber, Schreker, Schreyer, Schrijver, Schroder, Schubach, Schubin, Schuch, Schuck, Schueler, Schugleit, Schuhmann, Schul, Schulenburg, Schuler, Schulhof, Schulhoff, Schulkin, Schuller, Schulte, Schultz, Schultzberg, Schur, Schurmann, Schuster, Schutster, Schutz, Schutze, Schutzer, Schwab, Schwabach, Schwabacher, Schwabacker, Schwabe, Schwaben, Schwarcz, Schwartz, Schwartzadler, Schwartzband, Schwartzbart, Schwartzbund, Schwartzenberg, Schwartzgor, Schwartzmann, Schwartzwalder, Schwarz, Schwarzadler, Schwarzbaum, Schwarzchild, Schwarzenberg, Schwarzenburg, Schwarzenfeld, Schwarzfeld, Schwarzschild, Schwebel, Schweder, Schweich, Schweiger, Schwein, Schweitzer, Schweizer, Schwerdscharf, Schwerin, Schwimmer, Schwinke, Schwitzka, Schwob, Scitovszky, Scott, Scroge, Scussi, Scwartz, Sear, Sebag, Sebag-Montefiore, Seban, Sebesi, Sebestyen, Sebok, Sebok-Forti, Seckbach, Seckels, See, Seelig, Seeligman von Eichthal, Seeligmann, Seeligson, Seer, Sefton, Segal, Segall, Segel, Segre, Seidler, Seidman, Seifensieder, Seiferth, Seilburg, Seinsheimer, Seipt, Seisias, Seitz, Seixas, Selbiger, Selby, Selig, Seligenstadt, Seligman, Seligman, Seligmann, Seligmann, Seligmann-Eichthal, Seligsohn, Selikowitz, Selim, Selisberg, Selling, Sello, Selman, Selouk, Seltenreich, Seltzer, Selver, Selvin, Semag Serano, Semama, Semon, Senator, Sender, Sendowsky, Senger, Senigaglia, Senior, Sensburg, Senturia, Sepilli, Seplowitz, Seppilli, Sequeira, Sequerra, Sequieira, Ser, Serr, Serels, 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Church arson suspects went demon hunting

“It’s nothing ritualistic. It’s about the pursuit of knowledge. He explained to me that there can be Satanic Christians.”

By Larry Copeland, USA TODAY
March 10, 2006
Article submitted by Truth Sleuth

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The arrests of three college students in a series of deliberately set fires at nine churches in rural Alabama derailed promising futures, according to some of their friends.

Church Arson Suspects Arraigned
In this artist rendering by Lanny Chappellear, Benjamin Nathan Moseley, left, and Russell Lee DuBusk Jr., right, appear before a judge at the federal courthouse in Birmingham, Ala., Wednesday, March 8, 2006. The two men were arrested Wednesday in connection with a string of nine rural Alabama church fires last month. (AP Photo/Lanny Chappellear)

Matthew Cloyd, 20, and Benjamin Moseley and Russell DeBusk, both 19, face a hearing in federal court here today on arson and conspiracy charges.

The three were arrested Wednesday after investigators traced tire tracks left at several of the burned churches to a sport-utility vehicle owned by Cloyd’s mother and regularly driven by her son.

At Birmingham-Southern College here, where Moseley and DeBusk were students known for their acting talent, the talk Thursday was about what might have been for the two well-liked young men.

Ian Cunningham, 19, a fellow student, said Moseley “charmed everybody. He was the homecoming king of his high school. He was one of the best actors I’ve ever seen on the stage. Every play I’ve seen him in, he blew me away.”

“Russ is just a goofy, fun-loving guy, almost like a cartoon character,” said Jeremy Burgess, 19, DeBusk’s roommate. “He’s always nice, respectful and hardworking. He studied more than I did.”

A feature article about DeBusk and Moseley in this week’s edition of The Hilltop News, the campus newspaper, profiles the students and highlights their acting careers. Moseley, “a huge fan of Johnny Cash,” and DeBusk, whose “real dream is to become a screenwriter and director,” had appeared together in at least three plays and a documentary, the story said.

The article ends: “This could be said of both DeBusk and Moseley. After they are finished here at BSC, they may truly be on the road to stardom.”

Not christian

Burgess said DeBusk told him last summer that he had found a new religious interest.

“He wasn’t raised as a Christian, and he had never found any kind of religion to settle down with,” Burgess said. “He thought he’d found something that worked for him. It’s not worshipping the devil. It’s nothing ritualistic. It’s about the pursuit of knowledge. He explained to me that there can be Satanic Christians. It gave him the peacefulness and serenity of Buddhism. It was a real peaceful thing.”

Burgess said DeBusk invited him on a “demon-hunting” trip last summer.

DeBusk invited Burgess and others to go demon hunting last summer. Burgess said it didn’t amount to much.

“All it ended up being was us playing guitar in the woods while a few of them got drunk,” Burgess said. “I didn’t think anything of it.”

Burgess said he and DeBusk discussed religion loosely, debating whether pets go to heaven and what heaven looks like. “He told me I was one of the more intelligent Christians he’s talked to,” Burgess said. “Coming from a Satanist, I didn’t know quite how to interpret that.”

“Nothing happened,” Burgess said. “Some friends of ours and the two of us were in the middle of the woods, playing guitar. They had some beer. There were no rituals, no weird séance.

“There was nothing that would lead me to believe he would burn down a church,” Burgess said. “Russ was always very respectful of my religion. We discussed it openly, the way many people discuss politics.”

Martin Landry, 20, a junior, said he has known Moseley and DeBusk for nearly two years and both were “quite popular. Everybody loved being around them. They were a little wild, a little crazy, but absolutely nothing to suggest the caliber to support what’s being reported. They were typical college students. They did like a drink. They enjoyed a good time. But there was no out-of-control aspect to it.”

Arson investigators tracing the tire tracks investigated owners of 500 vehicles before contacting Cloyd’s parents, who own a 2000 Toyota 4Runner suspected of being used in the arsons, said Jim Cavanagh regional head of the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.

Jim McCorstin, owner of Cahaba Radial Tire in Pelham, a Birmingham suburb, said his tire shop was one of about 120 that federal agents visited looking for customers who purchased the model of tires in question. He said a handful of customers in the past several months had bought BF Goodrich All-Terrain T/A KO tires at his shop, including Matthew Cloyd’s mother on July 22.

Federal agents interviewed Cloyd’s parents, Kimberly and Michael Cloyd, on Tuesday. Cloyd admitted to his father that he was at the scenes of the church burnings, according to a criminal complaint filed in U.S. District Court here.

“Tedious work, and that’s exactly what it was in this case … that’s usually what solves crimes,” said Jim Whitaker, director of the International Association of Arson Investigators

Birmingham-Southern College President David Pollick said the college’s students, faculty and staff “will aid in the rebuilding of these lost churches. Together we’ll stand as a reminder of the strength of communities that transcend the differences of religion and place, as well as the effects of mindless cruelty.”

 

 

 
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Holocaust victims, survivors to be remembered during Yom Hashoah ceremony at Birmingham-Southern College

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-"Memories of Courage" is the theme of the Yom Hashoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) ceremony for Holocaust victims and survivors to be held at Birmingham-Southern College Tuesday, April 9. This is the first time that the annual Alabama State Holocaust Advisory Council/Alabama Holocaust Commission-sponsored ceremony has been held in Birmingham.

The ceremony at Birmingham-Southern, coinciding with similar ceremonies nationwide, will begin at noon in the college's Norton Campus Center Theater and will include a lighting of six candles in memory of the six million Jewish people killed during the Holocaust. A seventh candle will be lit in memory of others killed during World War II. The candles will be lit by Birmingham residents who are Holocaust survivors or the children of survivors.

Dr. Jan Gross, educator and author of Neighbors: The Destruction of the Jewish Community in Jedwabne, Poland, and finalist for the National Book Award and the National Book Critics Circle Award, will be the keynote speaker at the ceremony. In July 1941, half of the population of the small east European town of Jedwabne, Poland, murdered the other half-some 1,600 men, women, and children and all but seven of the town's Jews. The event was featured on a recent episode of CBS's 60 Minutes.

Gross, born in post-WWII Warsaw, Poland, attended Warsaw University and received his Ph.D. from Yale University. He has received the Distinguished Humanist Award 2002, was a Nike Literary Prize nominee (Poland) in 2001, and received the Order of Merit, Knight's Cross (Polish Republic) in 1996. He is a professor of politics and European Studies at New York University.
Gross also will speak and sign his book on Monday, April 8, at 6 p.m. at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute.

The United States Holocaust Memorial Council, created by Congress in 1980, was mandated to lead the nation in civic commemorations and to encourage remembrance observances throughout the country. The Alabama State Holocaust Advisory Council was organized in 1984, following this mandate and resolution by then President Ronald Reagan. The Alabama Holocaust Commission was formed three years ago by the state Legislature and is served by 20 commissioners throughout the state and by advisory committee members. Paul Filben of Mobile is chairman of the commission.
 

 

 
 


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Anne Frank is a name that almost everyone knows. It is the moving

story of two Jewish families forced into hiding during World War II, as

recorded in the diary of the young Anne. For those that are not familiar

with it, and even for those that know it by heart, Birmingham-Southern's

production of Wendy Kesselman's adaptation of "The Diary of

Anne Frank" is an absolute must-see.

Plays

Lily Palmer's portrayal of the bubbly, vibrant Anne is incredible. All

eyes were on her as she bounced across stage with all the vigor and excitement

of a thirteen year old girl. Palmer's performance is even more

exceptional considering it is her first time acting in a production.

The other characters demand attention, as well. Mr. Van Daan (Martin

Landry) and Mrs. Van Daan (Morgan Smith) form a saucy couple

that provides much-needed comic relief. Edith Frank's (Katie Holmes)

efforts to grow closer with her head-strong daughter recall all of our

teenage years. Anne's playfulness with the shy Peter Van Daan (Ben

Moseley) makes the audience roar with laughter, while Otto Frank's

(Michael Flowers) closing monologue brings every last person to tears.

Disturbing radio broadcasts, sirens, and an eerie set complete the

production, making it uplifting and heart-wrenching at the same time.

As the lights fade to black and sirens disappear into the distance, the

audience is left speechless, only able to stand and applaud.

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Attorney General Troy King said this morning Russell Lee DeBusk Jr., 19, of Hoover; Benjamin Nathan Moseley, 19, of Grayson Valley; and Matthew Lee Cloyd, 20, of Indian Springs are charged with five counts of second-degree arson stemming from Feb. 3 church fires in Bibb County.

 

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Friends, Family Of Suspects Ponder Motive Behind Church Fires

 

POSTED: 6:39 pm CST March 9, 2006
UPDATED: 9:58 pm CST March 10, 2006

Cloyd claims to be Baptist

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- One of the three men accused of being part of a string of arsons that targeted Baptist churches in Alabama was very involved in the Baptist church when he was growing up.

 

Mathewe Lee Cloyd attended First Baptist Church of Pelham, where he played basketball and was baptized.

 

His friends said they're confused and disappointed that he is now a suspect.

 

"I hate what Matthew did. It was dumb and he wasn't thinking, but I love who he is and I love him as a person," Ryan Sheffield, one of Cloyd's friends, said.

 

Friends and neighbors are also talking about possible motives.

 

"He was always excited about going to church, so I don't think he hated God or hated churches or anything like that. I just think it was something he did and he's going to have to pay for it," Sheffield said.

 

Cloyd is like the other suspects in this case, Ben Moseley and Russell Debusk.

 

All three are outgoing, popular, star students from upscale homes and good schools.

 

Mosely was high school homecoming king, an honors student and a class favorite from the Trussville area.

 

Debusk was a drama and debate student from Hoover.

 

His family had no comment, but neighbors said he was helpful, polite and got along well with others.

 

"It is disappointing to think somebody had to do something this bad," Lind Gibb, one of Dubusk's neighbors, said.

 

Friends and neighbors are waiting like everyone else for more answers to why this happened.

 

Attorney Brett Bloomston describes his client, Dubusk, as somber and remorseful.

 

Tommy Spina, who represents Matthew Cloyd, said the media will be disappointed to learn the chruch burnings were not racially, satanically or religiously motivated.

 

"What I don't want to see happen is the national attention in the media put any more pressure on authorities to convict or obtain certain results," Bloomston said.

 

All three suspects ae in the Shelby County Jail, isolated from the general population.

 

Friday afteronoon, the three men will have a detention hearing. Their attorneys are hopeful they'll get their clients out of jail on bond.

 

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Alabama church fires spotlight long-running crisis

Some of the biggest supporters from the faith-based community in rebuilding efforts have been United Methodists, Johnson-Mackey said, along with Presbyterians, American Baptists and the United Church of Christ.

"United Methodists have been involved in rebuilding since 1996," said Joe Hamilton, associate director of the Southeastern Jurisdiction office of United Methodist Volunteers in Mission.

"Last year, we helped rebuild Sandridge Baptist Church in Opelika, Ala. There are four others listed on our Web site now, and volunteers are actively being recruited" for churches in Summerville, S.C., Gloster, Miss., Greenville, Ala., and Angier, N.C., Hamilton said.

Hamilton noted that several of the churches recently burned in Alabama are Southern Baptist, and that their denomination would likely take the lead in rebuilding efforts. However, some of the churches lack such denominational resources and will need assistance, he said.

The Rev. Daniel Donaldson, pastor of Salem Missionary Baptist Church in Fruitland, Tenn., and volunteer coordinator for the coalition, knows firsthand about being a victim and receiving help, and then in turn helping others.

His church burned Dec. 30, 1995, but a year later, the congregation was able to begin worshipping in a new building constructed with the help of volunteers. Since then, his church has sent 12 to 13 teams to help other churches rebuild.

"God is looking at us as his children to respond," he said. "We can't allow Satan to even think he came close to winning a victory."

The Rev. T. G. Mackey Sr., president of the coalition and pastor of Mt. Zion AME Church in Greeleyville, S.C. - which was burned in 1995 by Ku Klux Klansmen - also knows the anguish of arson-induced fire destroying a house of worship and the challenges of rebuilding.

"Churches continue to burn, and somebody needs to be there to help them recover," he said. "The Bible says we are our brothers' keepers. ... Thousands of churches must step up and be accountable during this time of crisis."

For more information, visit www.ncfbc.org or e-mail ncfbccp@aol.com.

*Smith is editor of the Wesleyan Christian Advocate, the newspaper of the North and South Georgia annual conferences.

He traded Medical School for Satinism and burned 9 or 10 churches. Please Pray


He went to a summer camp-meeting for Satanism, and came back with a new religion. The first thing he did was to convert his best friend who was two years younger than him. Then he recruited some of the other students at the local college. He would ask them if they wanted to go out for the weekend and find some demons.

He told his friends this was a new religion of peace. He said you could be a Christian and into Satanism at the same time. What was his underlying motivation? Matthew Cloyd said, "Let's go out this weekend and defy the very morals of society instilled upon us by our parents, our relatives and of course Jesus Christ."

Some of the locals are screaming, "boys will be boys. Well, let's see what this religion of peace led these young men into. As of now, we have 9 churches burned, perhaps as many as 30 deer shot, at least 3 cows killed, and the destruction of the dreams of many families.

According to the Christian Science Monitor, over 1,000 churches have been burned in a 4-year period of time.

Does anyone find it strange why they started all the fires inside the church at the altar, if this was only a joke? Why did they find it funny to destroy the lives of the families who attended these churches? Why did they pick on poor churches instead of the ones they grew up in?

It all started this way. The newspaper read, "Russ DeBusk and Ben Moseley are on the road to stardom." The local newspaper had no idea how that would come true.

Who are these young men? Are they from broken families? Did they grow up rejected and deprived? Are they the outcasts from their school or town?

Benjamin Nathan Moseley is the son of a Jefferson County police officer. He sang in the church choir. Moseley was the high school homecoming king and senior-class president two years ago. He spent a week helping rebuild a church in Louisiana on a missions trip with his church, Huffman United Methodist. "We loved him; he stayed in our home," says church member Beth O'Donnell.

The day before the arrests, agents spoke with Cloyd's parents, Kimberly and Dr. Michael Cloyd MD. Cloyd is a med-student at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. He is the son of a doctor, and was an honor student in high school. His father, a physician, said his son admitted that, "he knew who did it, and he was there," according to the affidavit.

Russ DeBusk's father works as a salesman for Hanna steel.

These boys were being molded by one of Alabama's most prestigious private schools — a Methodist college where 70% of students take part in organized volunteer work.

Now, within a few weeks of the article, DeBusk and Moseley — both 19 — are in federal custody, charged in a string of church fires in poorer, rural communities. The third man, Matthew Lee Cloyd, 20, also was arrested and charged in connection with the fires.

Federal agents arrested these three college students from the prosperous Birmingham suburbs - sons of a doctor, a police officer and a plant manager. They accused them of setting nine churches ablaze, home to both black and white congregations, in the rural counties around Birmingham in February.

"It's hard to believe it was these kinds of kids," says Greene County sheriff Johnny Isaac. Most expected a troubled loner to emerge as the suspect. A volunteer firefighter pleaded guilty to an earlier series of burnings in 1996; a self-professed Satanist is in prison for similar crimes in 1999.
But what are these boys really like? This is a quote from Cloyd's blog: "Let us defy the very morals of society instilled upon us by our parents, our relatives and of course Jesus Christ."

In another quote from Cloyd to Mosley on Dec 4th: "Do you ******* realize what we did last night. Holy **** we killed 3 deer and 26 beers and killed a baby deers worth of ammo."

The Birmingham News reported the students didn't talk directly about the fires, but bragged about excessive drinking and partying in messages rife with obscene language. In one of the few posts not full of obscenity, Cloyd wrote on November 28th: "Moseley/Monday night, we killed a Case of Beer, had a Powerful Rifle and Lots of Ammo a Green 4Runner we were 2 complete idiots 1 pack of camel lights 0 law enforcement officers and 33 dead innocent whitetailed deer and drove insanely at high speeds"
 


"He said he was interested in Satanism," says Jeremy Burgess, 19, DeBusk's dorm roommate. But one "demon hunting" trip amounted to little more than an excuse to drink in the woods. According to court documents, Cloyd, DeBusk and Moseley set the first five fires as a joke after a night of drinking and shooting at deer. Then they torched four more churches 100 miles away to throw police off their trail. A lawyer for Cloyd described him as "remorseful", but would not comment on his guilt or innocence.

Ian Cunningham, DeBusk's roommate, said Cloyd could be bothersome. "He mocked everybody; he had no tact. It seemed like he didn't have a lot of self esteem." Something else disturbed Cunningham: DeBusk had come back from summer break talking about Satanism, and he had gotten Moseley interested as well. Cunningham said DeBusk had always kidded his churchgoing friends about their faith in Christianity.

He recalled DeBusk and Moseley having some strange weekends. "They'd show up at 7 in the morning covered in pine needles," he recalls. "They'd just have strange little hippie rituals in the woods."

He wasn't raised as a Christian, and he had never found any kind of religion to settle down with," Burgess said. "He thought he'd found something that worked for him. ... worshipping the devil. It's nothing ritualistic. He explained to me that there can be Satanic Christians"
Burgess said DeBusk invited him on a "demon-hunting" trip last summer.

Tommy Spina, one of the boys attorneys said, "The trio may face state charges because they admitted to night-hunting, which included shooting a cow on February 3rd. The three could also face additional federal charges. He said night-hunting near some of the churches started to increase around Christmas. "It seemed like it shifted into high gear. Sometime in late fall, a cow was shot to death. Then, on the night of the first set of fires, a second cow was shot. Shooting livestock was one of the clues that people from outside the area were involved."

Officer Lecroy said, "Most of the old-time redneck hunters are just out to get them a deer. They don't usually bother the livestock." He said there may be some outlaws among the locals, "but they were brought up not to mess with churches. Their grandma would whip them."

Cynthia Tucker said: "Who attacks houses of worship but men distorted by hate? Who preys on small backwoods sanctuaries but the cowardly and small-minded, pumped up by their pretensions to power? Who tries to destroy a community's center, its soul? My sense of outrage is no doubt heightened by my own heritage -- the days, and, yes, the nights I spent at little piney woods Alabama churches as a child, churches with names like Bethesda and Bethany and Lighthouse. They were more than places for Sunday morning worship. They were community anchors, keepers of ancient memories and burying grounds for the revered dead. Reverence, however, is something the three suspects apparently never learned."

"These kids were not some huckleberries from the South," said Renee Sakaguchi, a parent in Indian Springs Village, a tony suburb of rolling hills and horse farms where Cloyd grew up. "I'm going to have my sons read the [newspaper] articles and say: 'Look at what these boys had in front of them — and now look at what they have to look forward to.'

The charges seemed particularly difficult to swallow at Birmingham-Southern. The small campus attracts the children of Alabama's elite. Its students are proud of their commitment to public service. They tutor in inner-city Birmingham, work in San Francisco homeless shelters and volunteer in Mozambique.

Birmingham Southern College(The Birmingham-Southern community is small and close-knit, and the administration is so stunned by the crimes that college president David Pollack announced that the institution would help rebuild the churches. "Students, faculty and staff of our college are at once shocked and outraged," he said at a campus gathering.)

 

 

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What if the trio came across an old negro walking, on a lonely road, while they were drunk or hopped up.

What if were 'juiced up' and on a roll from shooting cows? Would this old man be a good target? Maybe a slight bump from their truck - just a prank to see him 'fly'.

Caught on tape

Brash bomber gets justice

By Henry Schuster
CNN
Tuesday, May 3, 2005 Posted: 5:30 PM EDT (2130 GMT)
Oklahoma City
Published on 08-30-2005

White supremacist Sean Gillespie, 21, was sentenced to 39 years in prison for firebombing a Jewish temple in April 2004.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma (CNN) -- The hooded man rushed up to the doorway of Temple Bnai Israel, a Molotov cocktail in his hand. Seconds later, he threw the firebomb and ran off.

A security camera at the synagogue captured the action, but this wasn't the only video to catch this April 1, 2004, terror attack. The shrouded man, later identified as Sean Gillespie, also turned a camera on himself that day, offering a rare glimpse of a solitary terrorist in action.

Plenty of adjectives could be used to describe Gillespie: proud, cocky, adamant, verbose, ill-advised, rash, even stupid. Whatever one's assessment of his mental make-up or views, he was dangerous.


 

A white supremacist has been sentenced to 39 years in prison by a federal judge in Oklahoma City for firebombing an area temple in 2004.

            

Sean Michael Gillespie, 21, was convicted in April 2005 on three bombing charges for throwing a Molotov cocktail at Temple B’Nai Israel.  The attack caused minor damage to a brick wall and a glass door.  He was arrested in Russellville, Arkansas, two weeks after the attack.

 

Gillespie’s received an extended sentence on August 30, 2005, because he tried to send a letter to the temple after his conviction expressing hatred toward Jewish people.  The letter, which was read in court, also described his desire to spark a racial holy war.

 

Gillespie, once a member of the neo-Nazi group Aryan Nations, gave a Nazi salute as the judge left the court.

Gillespie, 21, appeared nonchalant during his brief trial, even as prosecutors played both videos.

He didn't flinch when prosecutors played five audiotapes, recorded while he was in jail awaiting his day in court. On them, Gillespie told friends and family that he'd firebombed the synagogue.

At one point, his father reprimanded him, saying, "Hate's a bad thing, man." No one was killed or injured in the synagogue attack, but the blast rattled the local Jewish community.

'See the damage'

Gillespie spent a great deal of time bragging to authorities and espousing his views when he was detained after the firebombing.

He told them he thought he was being arrested for racial attacks that occurred in Little Rock, Arkansas, and he claimed to have been involved in a string of hate attacks from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Spokane, Washington.

Gillespie said he once had been a member of the white supremacist group Aryan Nations, but later left the group. At the time of his arrest, he told authorities that he was a racist skinhead, acting on his own.

Those admissions notwithstanding, Gillespie's hubris may have sealed his fate -- certainly from a legal standpoint -- in the synagogue bombing case. He gave the agents permission to search his truck, and that's where they found a video camera and tape.

At Bnai Israel, Gillespie once again turned to face the camera. He laughed, and called the synagogue a "Zionist training center."

Then the camera cut briefly to the synagogue's doorway, showing the flickering flames.

"See the damage," Gillespie said excitedly in the background.

Track record of hate

The Anti-Defamation League, which follows hate groups, had a file of Internet postings from Gillespie -- including lonely heart messages looking for an Aryan mate -- compiled over three years.

He e-mailed a photo captioned "Jewkiller" to another Web site. It showed Gillespie doing a "Sieg Heil" salute in a T-shirt featuring a Nazi swastika.

Gillespie filmed himself before and after the attack, possibly as a training tape for other white supremacists.

When agents tracked him down, Gillespie was working at a Burger King and living in a trailer home in Arkansas.

An example for others

The defense didn't call a single witness. During his closing argument, Gillespie's public defender limited himself to arguing the crime didn't rise to the level of a federal offense.

As the jury filed into the room, Gillespie seemed aware for the first time that he was in trouble.

When the jury foreman read the verdict -- guilty on all counts -- Gillespie's pale face turned red, especially his nose. He wiped at the corners of his eyes and looked like a petulant child.

The damage to the synagogue was never great, at least physically. But Ann Dee Lee, a congregant at Bnai Israel, says it has left everyone there feeling vulnerable. Even with Gillespie imprisoned, the incident heightened concerns in the Jewish community that some see them as a target -- and the next attack, if there is one, could be much worse.

Gillespie faces a mandatory minimum sentence of 35 years without parole.

"The penalty [is] just," Lee said.

 

 

 

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Pair of guilty pleas concludes Alabama church arson cases


Carrollton, Ala. (RNS)—Two men pleaded guilty May 16 to burning a church in Pickens County, Ala., a step that ends federal and state prosecution in a 2006 arson spree that targeted nine rural churches.

“As far as court goes, this is it,” said Pickens County District Attorney Chris McCool. “The next step is that they go to federal prison.”

Matthew Cloyd and Benjamin Moseley, both 21, pleaded guilty to arson and burglary charges, acknowledging they set fire to Dancy First Baptist Church, one of the nine churches burned in February 2006. A friend, Russell DeBusk, was involved in five of the fires and earlier pleaded guilty to his role.

Cloyd and Moseley will serve two-year state prison sentences that will run at the same time as prison sentences that were previously handed down in Bibb, Sumter and Greene counties.

The concurrent state sentences will begin once they complete an eight-year federal prison term ordered by U.S. District Judge David Proctor in February. DeBusk, 20, will serve a seven-year federal prison term followed by a two-year state sentence for the fires in Bibb County.

McCool said he did not seek any additional state prison time for Cloyd and Moseley at the request of Dancy’s pastor, Walter Hawkins, and church members.

“It’s a great testimony of the faith of this church,” McCool said. “From the beginning, they were more concerned with these boys’ souls than they have been with their own church.”


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Monday, April 9, 2007
   

 
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FEDERAL PRISON TERMS GIVEN IN CHURCH ARSON CASE


BIRMINGHAM, AL - The three men indicted in connection with a string of church arsons in West Alabama appeared in U.S. District Court today. MATTHEW LEE CLOYD, and BENJAMIN NATHAN MOSELEY were sentenced today to serve ninety-seven months in prison for the offenses of conspiracy and arson to nine churches in rural West Alabama.

U.S. District Court Judge David R. Proctor also ordered both to pay $3.1 million in restitution. RUSSELL LEE DEBUSK, JR. was sentenced today as well to serve 84 months in prison for the offenses of conspiracy and arson to five of the churches. He was ordered to pay $1.8 million in restitution.
   


"Today's sentencings should be a warning to anyone who would think about burning a church - it is a federal crime that results in quick prosecution and tough punishment," stated U.S. Attorney Alice H. Martin. "It is a tragic situation for all involved , the victims, the families and friends of the defendants, and the defendants themselves."

DEBUSK, 20, of Hoover, CLOYD, 21, of Pelham, and MOSELEY, 20, of Birmingham were charged in March 2006, after they conspired to damage and destroy by fire, five churches in Bibb, Pickens, Greene, and Sumter Counties. CLOYD and MOSELEY were also charged with damaging and destroying by fire four additional churches located in West Alabama. The three men pled guilty to the federal charges in December 2006. The affected churches and dates of the fires are listed:

2/3/06 Rehobeth Baptist, Bibb County

2/3/06 Ashby Baptist, Bibb County

2/3/06 Old Union Baptist, Bibb County

2/3/06 Pleasant Sabine Baptist, Bibb County

2/3/06 Antioch Baptist, Bibb County

2/7/06 Dancy Baptist Church, Pickens County

2/7/06 Morning Star Missionary Baptist, Greene County

2/7/06 Spring Valley Baptist, Sumter County

2/7/06 Galilee Baptist Church, Sumter County

The written plea agreements signed by CLOYD and MOSELEY contain waivers of the right to appeal and post-conviction relief. DEBUSK pled guilty without a written plea agreement at the change of plea hearing held in December 2006.

This case began during the evening hours of February 2, 2006, when CLOYD, MOSELEY, and DeBUSK, traveled from Jefferson County, Alabama, to Bibb County, Alabama, in CLOYD's dark green Toyota 4Runner to spotlight deer while drinking beer. After a period of time, the three drove to Rehobeth Baptist Church, broke into the church and set artificial flowers on fire. The three men fled the scene, but continued to other churches in the area, broke into the other churches and set fires and fled while the fires grew. Two volunteer fire fighters were injured while fighting the fire at Ashby Baptist Church.

In the days following the church fires, the three men followed the local news reports regarding the investigation into the series of church fires. CLOYD and MOSELEY became concerned that the investigators were getting close to discovering their actions so they made a plan to divert the investigation further away from Birmingham into West Alabama. On the night of February 6, 2006, CLOYD and MOSELEY drove to Galilee Baptist Church located in Sumter County, Alabama, broke into the church and started a fire inside the church. They then continued to other churches in the area and set three more churches in the West Alabama area on fire before returning to Birmingham.

Many hours of law enforcement and fire investigation were spent by agents and local law enforcement. Agents were able to trace tire tracks recovered at the fire scenes to CLOYD's Toyota 4Runner. On March 8, 2006, CLOYD was arrested near his Birmingham apartment. Agents also arrested MOSELEY and DeBUSK on March 8, 2006. The men have remained in U.S. Marshal custody since their arrest, and will receive credit for time served.

"The church fire case formally comes to an end today following heartache for church communities and a trail of charred destruction," stated James Cavanaugh, Special Agent in Charge, Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. "We used our expertise to find those responsible and we prepare each day to face similar challenges tracking arsonist and bombers. The defendants enter prison at a young age, they admitted to their guilt, and now face the consequences for their torching spree."

"This is the final chapter of a disturbing story in the State of Alabama," stated Carmen S. Adams, Special Agent in Charge, Birmingham Field Division, Federal Bureau of Investigation. "Today's sentencing cannot change the tragedy caused to the membership of the houses of worship burned, or to the families of these young men. It may, however, assist in the healing of those impacted by these crimes."

Assistant United States Attorneys Herbert H. Henry and Michael W. Whisonant are prosecuting this case on behalf of the U.S. Government. In addition to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, and its fellow Department of Justice component, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, agencies participating in the investigation were the Alabama State Fire Marshal's Office, Alabama Bureau of Investigation, Sheriff's Offices in Bibb, Greene, Hale, Pickens, Sumter, and Tuscaloosa Counties, along with Police Departments in Montevallo, Tuscaloosa, and Birmingham Southern College.




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