Shalom Everyone , here is some info and list of askenz. Jewish slave owner at this site http://www.lipstickalley.com/showthread.php/677999-Early-Jewish-Assimilation-in-England-indicative-of-Jewish-ancestry-in-descendants-of-Slaves

http://conservativetendency.blogspot.com/2012/03/english-jewish-surnames-revisited.html

I will post names to help people connect to their hertiage, israel does recognize these names

Adams, Albert, Allen, Alexander, Alpert, Ames, Angel, Ansell, Archer, Arnold, Asher, Asherson, Ashton, Astley, Avery, Baker, Ball, Bardon, Barkin, Barnard, Barnett, Baron, Barret, Barrett, Barron, Barrow, Bart, Barton, Bass, Batt, Beck, Becker, Beer, Belcher, Bell, Bellman, Belman, Belmont, Benedict, Bennet, Bennett, Benson, Bentley, Bernard, Berry, Bickel, Bickell, Bickle, Bird, Blond, Bloomfield, Black, Blackman, Block, Blue, Bolton, Booker, Bookman, Brand, Brice, Brill, Brilliant, Briscoe, Brock, Brody, Brooks, Broomfield, Brower, Brown, Buckley, Bush, Byrd, Cain, Carpenter, Carter, Chandler, Chaplin, Chester, Cline, Cobb, Cole, Coleman, Cook, Cooke, Cooper, Cope, Copeland, Copland, Cove, Cripps, Crouch, Darley, David, Davidson, Davies, Davis, Diamond, Dove, Draper, Eastman, Ellis, Ellman, Elman, Falk, Feldman, Finch, Fine, Firestone, Fish, Fisher, Forster, Foster, Fox, Frank, Franks, Fredman, Freedman, Freeman, Froman, Gardner, Garfield, Garland, Gilbert, Glass, Gold, Golden, Golding, Goldsmith, Good, Goodman, Goodwin, Gordon, Gould, Gray, Green, Greenfield, Greenwood, Grey, Gross, Hale (as variant spelling of Ashkenazic Halle), Halpern, Hancock, Harding, Harman, Harris***, Harrison, Hart, Hartman, Harvey, Harwood, Hayman, Heller, Helman, Hering, Herring, Hickman, Hill, Hiller, Holden, Holder, Holman, Holt, Holton, Hook, Horn, Horne, Horton, Hyams, Hyatt, Hyman, Ivory, Jewel, Jewell, Jones (from Jonas or Jonah), Kane, Kay, Kaye, Kennard, King, Kline, Lambert, Landon, Landis, Lane, Lang, Langley, Langman, Lawrence, Lawson, Leavit, Leavitt, Lee, Leigh, Leonard, Leslie, Lester, Levin, Levine, Levett, Levitt, Lewis, Libson (eastern Ashkenazic metronymic), Lincoln, Lipson (eastern Ashkenazic patronymic or in some cases variation of Lipschitz (Polish town)), Lipton, Little, London, Long, Lott, Low, Lowe, Lowy, Lucas, Lyons, Lytton, Mack, Mann, Marchant, Marcus, Marks, Marshall, Mason, Maurice, Maxwell, May, Mayman, Merchant, Michael, Michell, Miller, Millman, Mitchell, Montague, Morris, Moss, Moyse, Myer, Myers, Nelson, New, Newman, Newmark, Nichol, Nicholl, Nicholls, Nichols, Nobel, Norman, Oliver, Paley, Palmer, Park, Parker, Parrish, Parsons, Pearl, Pearlman, Peck, Perkins, Perry, Pepper, Phillip, Phillips, Pine, Pinner, Pittman, Platt, Polk, Pollard, Pollock, Pool, Poole, Porter, Portman, Posner, Powers, Price, Priest, Prince, Rae, Raine, Randall, Ray, Raye, Raymond, Reed, Rees, Reid, Rest, Rice, Rich, Robbins, Robert, Roberts, Robertson, Robin, Robins, Robinson, Ronson, Rose, Rosefield, Ross, Rothman, Rothwell, Sacks, Salmon, Salman, Sams, Sand, Sanders, Sandler, Sands, Sassoon, Saunders, Saville, Saxon, Selwyn, Sharman, Sharp, Sharpe (from Shapiro?), Sher (Ashkenazic, from word for scissors or shears as used by tailors), Sherman, Shields, Short, Silk, Sills, Silver, Sim, Simmonds****, Simmons, Simon, Sims, Sinclair, Singer, Singleton, Sloman, Smith, Snell (from the German name Schnell), Snider (from word for tailor), Snyder (from word for tailor), Somers, Sommer, Sommers, Speed (from the German name Schnell), Spelling, Sperling, Spurling, Stanley, Starr, Sterling, Stone, Sugar, Summers, Sumner, Swan, Swann, Swanson, Syme, Symes, Symonds, Taft (from Tugendhaft), Tate, Taylor, Temple, Trilling, Uren, Vale, Waddell, Walker, Wall, Waller, Walt, Walter, Walters, Ward, Wardle, Waterman (from Wascherman or Wasserman(n)), Watt, Webber, Weller, White, Whiteman, Whitman, Wiley, Winner, Winston, Winters, Winton, Wise, Wolf, Worley, Yates, Young.

[And here is a list of names I am currently considering, some of which will be transfered to the main list in due course: Benson, Blacker, Bland, Bonnett, Bowman, Brack, Bracks, Bray, Brayer, Briar, Brier, Buckle, Burns, Cantwell, Carr, Clifton, Coe, Colman, Corbin, Corbyn, Couch, Couchman, Crane, Crawford, Davenport, Dillon, Douglas, Eliot, Elliot, Epps, Evans, Fay, Faye, Ford, Foreman, Forman, Gates, Harlow, Harrod, Harrold, Hodges, Honeyman, Hooker, Hubbard, Jackson, Jane, Jamison, Judd, Kerr, Knight (? from Sephardic Cabalero/Caballero/Cabaliero = knight or horseman), Lewin, Lipset, Mack, Marlow, Martel, Martell, Martin, Merton, Morrison, Mosely, Newcomb, Paul, Paulson, Pember (from Pemper?), Peters, Pinter, Quin, Quinn, Raynor, Roderick, Rodgers, Rogers, Rogerson, Russell, Sailor, Sayer, Sayers, Saylor, Sefton, Shaw, Sheldon, Sherwood, Shore, Simkin, Simpkins, Sturgeon, Tolkin, Tucker, Turner, Watson, Welch, Wheeler, Watts, Wyatt.

I am also looking at names based on place names: towns, cities, regions, countries, etc. (e.g. Amsterdam or Holland). Or on nationalities (like German or French).]
descendants of Slaves?????
I came across this website in researching some family surname leads. I recall reading some websites about the intermarrying of Jews into British (of German descent) elite families, thus forming some of the, still, prominent financially elite families of the world: Sassoons, Rothschilds, etc...

Later, when those families immigrated into the U.S. they intermarried into many of the founding Anglo-Germanic families. I saw this in researching one of my family surnames - the family whom the name originated from...the descendants of this one progenitor include a long list of historic and present-day notables/powerfuls.

However, the assimilation of Jews into English society extendeds beyond the better known/recognized elite families, but also into less prominent English families that would later become slave owning families in America.

In reading this website and panning over the list of surnames, I couldn't help but wonder how many MORE Black (African slave descended/rooted) Americans are of Anglo-Germanic Jewish (thus Ashkenzi) ancestry than is officially