Charlap, Chaya Zlote
| Birth Name | Charlap, Chaya Zlote |
| Birth Name | Златин |
| Call Name | Chaya |
| Call Name | Златин |
| Nick Name | 'Zlata' |
| Gender | female |
Events
| Event | Date | Place | Description | Notes | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marriage | Shmuel Budowla Budovich married Chaya Zlote Charlap |
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Families
| Married | Husband | Budowlia Budovlya Budovich Budovitch, Shmuel ben Elchanan |
| Children |
Narrative
Charlap is an acronym for Chacham Rosh leGolei Polin, meaning: Chief Sage of the Exiles in Poland.
The first rabbi to bear this title was Eliezer Don Yahya, of a prominent Sephardi family from Constantinople and Salonika, who assumed the Charlap name around 1600, when he arrived in Tykocin.
Rabbi Abraham Charlap, Zebulon Ser's father, was a documented descendant of Eliezerv Don Yahya.
The Budovitch's are related to the Charlap family through the marriage of two Charlap sisters to two Budowla brothers in the nineteent century.
THE BOOK OF DESTINY: TOLEDOT CHARLAP is a narrative history documenting the lives of the Charlap family and their experiences, written by Arthur Menton, a management scientist and author, from Cold Spring Harbor.
Narrative
Zlata Златин is a Slavic name, which means Golden.
Variants:
* Злата
* Zlote
* Злотэ
* זלאַטע
Nicknames:
* Zlatina
* Alatinka
* Zlatka