Yes, in many cases the surname Waldman or Walden is common among Jews. It is listed as a Ashkenazic Jewish surname, originating from the Yiddish 'wald/vald' meaning 'forest', and 'man' or 'en' denoting someone who lived in a wooded area. The original name in Hebrew is Yaar. Jews have also translated this last name to Yerushalami, 'one who lives in Jerusalem'.
I think it might be of German Jewish decent, valentine ,last name is ghost
Zach Waldman's birth name is Zachary Waldman.
Brett Waldman's birth name is Brett Jonathan Waldman.
Ronnie Waldman's birth name is Ronald Hartley Waldman.
Wendy Waldman's birth name is Wendy Steiner.
The last name Berman is believed to be of Jewish-Polish decent. As the name suggest, the translation is "Bear Man", referring for the occoupation of a man where bear means to carry, means that a Berman is a carrier or a porter.
It is a Croat last name. As most Croats are Catholic, it is not likely a Jewish last name.
probably not, but a Jewish person can have any last name.
The last name 'Musso' is of the Italian decent.
That is their last name.
It's an English last name. In the past, Jewish people sometimes changed their last name to a non-Jewish name so that they wouldn't be discriminated against or even killed. So a Jewish person could possibly have the last name Chandler.
No, the last name Christakos is of Greek origin. However, it is possible that someone who is Jewish and has Greek ancestry has this last name.