[agrace]

I've read considerable evidence of such. Jeremiah's . . . daughter? some such.

You mean Tia Tephi. British Israelism (theory = the ten lost tribes migrated north and west to become British/Irish/Scottish/North Americans) thinks so. However interesting as some aspects may be - such as the many "Dans" of the region, like Danube River etc - they lose me in the scriptural "evidence," such as their claim that Jeremiah was father to a princess of Israel, especially considering that God told him specifically that he was not to take a wife (Jer 16:2).

However, I do firmly believe that the ten lost tribes are out there, that God knows who they are (Amos 9:9), and that they will be regathered into Israel as He promised so very many places in scripture. He said he would "save the tents of Judah first" (Zech 12:7), which is what has been happening for about a hundred years now - the house of Judah returning to the land. The house of Israel, however, has yet to be restored and joined with Judah to become one stick (Ez 37).

[Quix]

I've found such stories varying degrees of interesting . . . but have not researched it enough to know what to believe for sure.

Thanks.

[Just mythoughts]

Jeremiah ..... daughters were not his daughters but the King of Judah's daughters that Jeremiah was placed in charge of. King Zedekiah had his eyes put out and his sons were killed because he refused to go into Babylon.

Jeremiah 41:10 Identifies that King Zedekiah's daughters were in the 'residue' that did not go into Babylon. Jeremiah 43:10 mentions the Kings' daughters again.

These daughters would be of Judah and not daughters of the House of Israel who had already been sent into captivity to the Assyrian king.

Jeremiah 16:2 "Thou shalt not take thee a wife, neither shall thou have sons or daughters in this place.........."