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Eliezer BONDI ( -1686) Fradel OETTINGEN (1662-1742) (Abraham {Hirz} & Dina {Salomon})	David (daughter) (Wolf)
	Salomon ( -1745) Rivka Sara OETTINGEN ( -1760) (Eliezer {Abraham, Dina} & Libele {Joseph, Edel})	Abraham Süße	Leizer (1723)
		Edel Simon (1681) (Benedict {Joachim}, Esterl {Löbel})	Herz (1724-1812)
		Dina (1714)
		Leizer (1716) Rößel PORGES (Simon Löb)
		Rachel (1717) Löbl Bernard Aaron
		Isaac (1718)
		Jonas (1720-1747)
	(daughter) Hirsh BRIMAS (Moshe Kalman)

Eliezer "Lazarus" BONDI married Fradel OETTINGEN (1662), daughter of Abraham and Dina, and had children: David, Salomon, and unknown daughter. Lazarus died in Lichtenstadt in 1686 followed by Fradel in 1742.

David BONDI married a daughter of Wolf.
Salomon BONDI, Rabbi of Lichtenstadt, married his first cousin Rivka Sara OETTINGEN, daughter of Rabbi Eliezer of Holleschau and Libele nee MAYR, and had children: Abraham, Edel, Dina (1714), Leizer (1716), Rachel (1717)^[2], Isaac (1718), and Jonas (1720). Salomon died in 1745 followed by Rivka Sara in 1760.

Abraham BONDI married Süße and had children: Leizer (1723).
Edel "Adelheit" BONDI married Simon from Lobositz (1703), son of Pinkas "Benedict", and had at least two sons, including Herz (1724). Herz later adopted the surname BENEDICT.
Leizer BONDI married Rößel, daughter of Simon Löb PORGES, in Prague in 1736.
Rachel BONDI married Löbl Bernard Aaron in Lichtenstadt in 1735.
Jonas BONDI died in 1747.

(daughter) BONDI married Hirsh BRIMAS, son of Moshe Kalman.

Salomon BONDI Cheile	Isak ( -1750) Bele OETTINGEN ( -1773) (Salomon {Abraham, Dina} & Schifra {Benjamin Wolf, Schewa})	Simon (1710) Gnendel FRANKEL-TEOMIM (Chaim Jonas)	Jonas (1732), Salomon (1735), Sarl (1739), Wolf (1748), Isaak (1750), David (1755)
		Mordechai (1716-1777) Schewa "Sophie" EIBESCHÜTZ (Jonathan & Elkele)	Hertz, Jomtov, Seligmann (1739), Benjamin, Matel, Isaak
	Meshulam
	Mordechai ( -1708)
	Jomtov ( -1729) Rösl OETTINGEN (1673-1749) (Abraham {Herz} & Dina {Salomon})	Kalman, Naftali Hirz, Abraham (1708), Moses, Eliezer, Hanka, Bella, Malka, Chayle, Dina (1723)

Salomon "Zalman" BONDI (c. 1640) married Cheile and had children: Isak, Meshulam, Mordechai, and Jomtov. He died in 1732.

Isak BONDI, Rabbi of Prague, married Bele OETTINGEN, daughter of Salomon and Schifra nee SPIRA, and had children: Simon (1710) and Mordechai (1716). He died in 1750 followed by Bele in Dresden in 1773.

Simon BONDI married Gnendel "Magdelen" FRANKEL-TEOMIM, daughter of Chaim Jonas and had children: Jonas (1732), Salomon (1735), Sarl (1739), Wolf (1748), Isaak (1750), and David (1755). He founded Bankhaus Bondi in 1755. He died in 1773.
Mordechai "Marcus" BONDI married Schewa "Sophie" EIBESCHÜTZ, daughter of Rabbi Jonathan and Elkele, in Prague in 1734 and had children: Hertz, Jomtov, Seligmann (1739), Benjamin, Matel, and Isaak. Marcus died in Prague in 1777.

Herz BONDI married Cheye "Eva" BUNTZL, daughter of Jonas Mendel and Mariem, and had children: Emanuel (1762), Salomon (1765), Rosa (1767), Elka (1768), Jonathan (1769), Simon (1777), Samuel (1781), Isaac, Ferdinand, Lamel, Anna, Jonas, and Esther. Herz died in Prague in 1794 followed by Eva in 1806.
Jomtov "Joseph" married Randel ELBOGEN, daughter of Hirschel and Cheyle, and had children: Juliana, Barbara, and Herschmann. Joseph died in Prague in 1804.
Seligmann BONDI married Veronika HIRSCH in Lichtenstadt in 1764 and had children: Jonas (1773), Markus (1782), Isaak (1787), and Nathan (1791). Seligmann died in Lichtenstadt in 1828.

Jonas BONDI married Sara NEUBERGER from Eidlitz in 1795 and had children: Scheindel (1796), Hindel (1798), and Sophia (1804).

Schindel "Ewa" BONDI died in Lichtenstadt in 1800.
Hindel "Ani" BONDI died in Lichtenstadt in 1800.

Markus BONDI died in Lichtenstadt in 1813.
Isak BONDI married Babette "Barbara" HIRSCHBERG, daughter of Simon, and had children: Emilie. Barbara died in 1868 followed by Isak in 1873.

Emilie BONDI married Abraham "Albert" WOLFNER from Kuttenplan, son of Herrmann and Katharina nee VOGEL, in 1847 and had children: Ernest (1848), Siegmund (1850), Pauline (1851), Karl (1853), Felix (1855), and Freidrich (1859).

Nathan BONDI married Ester ABELESE, daughter of Alexander.

Matel "Martha" BONDI married Jomtov LÖWY and had children: Isak (1774) and Samuel. She died in Prague in 1805.

Mordechai BONDI had children: Malka and Mordechai. He died in 1708.

Malka BONDI married Eisenstadt in 1720 and died in 1727.
Mordechai BONDI died in 1728.

Jomtov BONDI, Rabbi in Proßnitz and Senior Judge and Rabbi of Prague, married Rösl OETTINGEN, daughter of Abraham and Dina, and had children: Kalman, Naftali Hirz, Abraham (1708), Moses, Eliezer, Hanka, Bella, Malka, Chayle, and Dina (1723).

Kalman BONDI married Esterl. He died in 1758 followed by Esterl in 1769.
Naftali Hirz BONDI married Chaie and died in 1772.
Abraham BONDI wrote זרע אברהם in Prague in 1808. He married Esterl, who died in 1742, and then Rachel, daughter of Löb Ulmo, who died in 1804.
Moses BONDI was a rabbi in Polna and Caslauer Kreises. He married Lea, daughter of Abraham Israel Duschenes.
Lasar "Elieser" BONDI married Rachel and was a rabbi in Bechiner Kreises and then Jung Bunzlau. He died in 1795 followed by Rachel in 1799.
Bella BONDI married Wolf BONDI. Wolf died in 1740 followed by Bella in 1756.
Malka BONDI married Lippmann PORGES-SPIRA. Malka died in 1769 followed by Lippmann in 1792.
Dina BONDI was married (second marriage) to Hebrew censor, Scholem Simon JEITELES.

Research Notes

1. It is not yet known with any certainty who the parents of Eliezer Bondi were. His gravestone in the Lichtenstadt cemetery does not list a father's name, only ליזר יום טוב, where Yom Tov is the Hebrew equivalent of the Italian Bondi meaning "good day".

2. The 1724 census lists all the children's names of Salomon Bondi except one unnamed 7 year old daughter (born c. 1717). However, there is a 1735 marriage record of Löbl Bernard Aaron and Rachel Ponti, daughter of Salomon Ponti of Lichtenstadt. If this was the unknown daughter from the 1724 census, she would have been about 18 years old at the time of marriage, which fits well. Therefore, it is concluded with relatively high confidence that Rachel is the name of this previously unknown daughter of Salomon.