Which family names sound Jewish?

[Mikula]

Jewish names often have Man/Maan, Berg, or Stein and sometimes Sky instead of Ski suffixes

Yes, but endings -man, -berg, -stein are often also among German non-Jewish families,
and -ski, -sky endings are originaly typical endings for surnames of all Slavic nations.

The list of "jewish-only" latnames is too short (Kohn, Levi, Schapiro, etc.)

[Richmondbread]

Yes, but endings -man, -berg, -stein are often also among German non-Jewish families,
and -ski, -sky endings are originaly typical endings for surnames of all Slavic nations.

The list of "jewish-only" latnames is too short (Kohn, Levi, Schapiro, etc.)

Also Cohen. As in "Cohencidence".

[Ayetooey]

Up.

[Ayetooey]

This is a strong possibility.

https://www.ancestry.co.uk/name-origin?surname=meier

Meier Name Meaning
German, Dutch, Czech, Slovak (Majer), and Polish: status name for a tenant farmer, steward, overseer, or village headman, a variant spelling of German Meyer 1. Jewish (Ashkenazic): variant spelling of the personal name Meye

https://www.hebrewsurnames.com/MEIER

Looked into it Richmond?

[Richmondbread]

Looked into it Richmond?

I'm waiting for my Mtdna kit.

[Ayetooey]

I'm waiting for my Mtdna kit.

That's from your direct mothers line only you dumbo, you need to search your family tree to find the Jewish line, likely your fathers side, what has your Mtdna got to do with anything?

[Richmondbread]

That's from your direct mothers line only you dumbo, you need to search your family tree to find the Jewish line, likely your fathers side, what has your Mtdna got to do with anything?

I'm aware of that . So far no Jewish clues.