Very interesting. Thanks for the info.
I’m reminded of the Mendelssohn family. Moses Mendelssohn was a very prominent banker in Germany and of course his grandson Felix a great composer. Somewhere along the line the family converted to Christianity (I think Catholicism) in order to advance their prospects - but Felix Mendelssohn will always be known as a Jewish composer, and was excoriated as such by Wagner.
I don’t think many people are aware that the Sulzbergers have become “Episcopalian” - but I don’t think that will make much difference.
Correction: Moses Mendelssohn was a prominent philosopher. His son, Abraham (Felix’s father), was the banker.
You’re very welcome.