Does anyone know the origin of the Jewish name "STODEL"?

Question:Ancestry.Com shows 1 Stodel immigrant from Holland and 1 from Germany.

The 1820-1957 New York passenger lists shows ethnicty of Stodel passengers as
Hebrew, Dutch, English, Netherlander, French.

The 1920 census has birthplace of people named Stodel as Holland, England, Connecticut, Germany, Belgium, Illinois, Indiana, New York.

The same name can come from more than one nationality and not everyone with the same surname are related.

Also I think some names are labeled Jewish in the U. S. as a large percentage of people with those surnames that immigrated to the U. S. were Jewish while back in their home countries they were used by Jews and non Jews alike.

There are 36 entries in family trees for Stodel in Rootsweb. You can pull up the site and put Stodel in the World Connect block and you will see the trees. If you see something that interest you, probe a name and it will take you to a screen that will give you the name and email address of the submitter.

Don't take as fact everything you see in family trees on any website, free or paid.
The information is user submitter and mostly not documented. Even when you see the same information repeatedly by different submitters that is no guarantee it is correct. People are copying without verifying.

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: Ancestry.Com shows 1 Stodel immigrant from Holland and 1 from Germany.

The 1820-1957 New York passenger lists shows ethnicty of Stodel passengers as
Hebrew, Dutch, English, Netherlander, French.

The 1920 census has birthplace of people named Stodel as Holland, England, Connecticut, Germany, Belgium, Illinois, Indiana, New York.

The same name can come from more than one nationality and not everyone with the same surname are related.

Also I think some names are labeled Jewish in the U. S. as a large percentage of people with those surnames that immigrated to the U. S. were Jewish while back in their home countries they were used by Jews and non Jews alike.

There are 36 entries in family trees for Stodel in Rootsweb. You can pull up the site and put Stodel in the World Connect block and you will see the trees. If you see something that interest you, probe a name and it will take you to a screen that will give you the name and email address of the submitter.

Don't take as fact everything you see in family trees on any website, free or paid.
The information is user submitter and mostly not documented. Even when you see the same information repeatedly by different submitters that is no guarantee it is correct. People are copying without verifying.