BARAMKI - Ancestor's Memory Alive
BARAMKI - Ancestor's Memory Alive
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1700
The Baramki (Παραμκης) Orthodox family was raised in Jerusalem as part of the Orthodox community and traces back to the 1700s. The old books of the Greek orthodox church in Jerusalem has a record for Mikhail Baramki who was a historian and Iconographer got awarded the title of Economus of Jerusalem by patriarch Πολυκαρπος (Polykarpos) around the year of 1723. And Ibrahim Baramki who was the advocate and founder of Mar Yacoub Church in Jerusalem on the year of 1745.
The Baramki (Παραμκης) Orthodox family was raised in Jerusalem as part of the Orthodox community and traces back to the 1700s. The old books of the Greek orthodox church in Jerusalem has a record for Mikhail Baramki who was a historian and Iconographer got awarded the title of Economus of Jerusalem by patriarch Πολυκαρπος (Polykarpos) around the year of 1723. And Ibrahim Baramki who was the advocate and founder of Mar Yacoub Church in Jerusalem on the year of 1745.
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1800
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1900
The Baramki family has grown in Jerusalem and Palestine in the 1800s
The Baramki family has grown in Jerusalem and Palestine in the 1800s
& further expanded/relocated to several countries in the 1900s namely to Jordan, Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, UAE, US, Canada & Australia
& further expanded/relocated to several countries in the 1900s namely to Jordan, Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, UAE, US, Canada & Australia
DOC.pdfكاتدرائية القديس يعقوب الأرثوذكسية بالقدس
كاتدرائية القديس يعقوب الأرثوذكسية بالقدس
يقوم بالخدمة في كاتدرائية القديس يعقوب الأرثوذكسية كهنة وطنيون يتم رسامتهم بموجب البروتوكول المتبع بحيث يتم رفع طلب موقع من قبل مجلس الوكلاء ومؤسسات الطائفة والمختار وأبناء الطائفة.
الأباء الذين خدموا ويخدمون في هيكل مار بعقوب المقدس
ميخالاكي برامكي (1826 - 1873)
يعقوب برامكي (1854 - 1904)
قسطندي برامكي (1898 - 1917)
خضر برامكي (2019 - الآن)
Record of "Μιχαλάκη Παράμκη"
Record of "Μιχαλάκη Παράμκη"
(Mikhalaki Baramki) on the year of 1867 found in the Archive of the Patriarchate of Jerusalem, Bulletin of the Historical and Paleographic Archive, no. 5.
(Mikhalaki Baramki) on the year of 1867 found in the Archive of the Patriarchate of Jerusalem, Bulletin of the Historical and Paleographic Archive, no. 5.
Sourced by Historian friend Pantelis Charalampakis from the National Bank Educational Foundation,
Sourced by Historian friend Pantelis Charalampakis from the National Bank Educational Foundation,
Athens, Greece (1992)
Athens, Greece (1992)
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