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Jewish American chronology chronologies of the American mosaic
In 1585, Joachim Gaunse emigrated to the Roanoke Colony as a metallurgist. Although he stayed for only about a year, he is the first known Jew in British America. In the more than 400 years since, Jews have made their mark, for better and sometimes for worse, on virtually every aspect of American society.
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- "In 1585, Joachim Gaunse emigrated to the Roanoke Colony as a metallurgist. Although he stayed for only about a year, he is the first known Jew in British America. In the more than 400 years since, Jews have made their mark, for better and sometimes for worse, on virtually every aspect of American society."@en
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