German given names
[PDF File] Reading German Civil Birth, Marriage, and Death Records
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and civil records can be found for places in Germany. Civil registration records are government-created. and are kept by the Standesamt (civil registry office). German civil registrat. on records are often more detailed than church records. Some areas had kept civil registration records as early as 1792, though some disc.
[PDF File] Medieval German Given Names from Silesia
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The book is a study of personal names from medieval Silesian records, especially those of the towns of Legnica (Liegnitz), Wroclaw (Bres lau), and Görlitz. Most of the book is devoted to the bynames, but there is a short final section on given names, and most of the byname citations also include given names. As is usual in medieval records, the
[PDF File] She has the Same Name Is She her Sister? - SCCHGS
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Johann Ludwig Steck was called Ludwig or Louis. However, he can be located in various records as Johann, John, Ludwig, and Louis. Families often used the same saint’s name for most or all their children’s first names. Mary or Maria were popular for girls and St. John and St. George were popular for boys. Consequently, 12 Georges in the same ...
[PDF File] Reference Books On Jewish Names - CJH
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Dictionary of German Names: Madison, WI: Max Kade Institute for German-American Studies, 2002. REF LBI CS 2541 B34 D53 Beider, Alexander. A Dictionary of Ashkenazic Given Names: Their Origins, Structure, Pronunciation, and Migrations. Bergenfield, NJ: Avotaynu, 2001, 682 pp. Identifies more than 15,000 given names derived from 735 root …
[PDF File] German Onomastics – Götternnamen & Häusernamen
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gods' names within given names around the 10th C., especially in the north. Thor can be found during the Viking Age in about 70 given names (Thor-sten '[Stein] stone', -lief 'heritage' or ‘legacy’, -hild ‘fight’ or ‘battle’, -wald, ‘master, lord'), Freyr in 10, and Odin in 3. As the older given names originated, the
[PDF File] ENGLISH VERSIONS OF FOREIGN NAMES
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ENGLISH Czech. French German Hungarian Italian Polish Slovakian Russian Yiddish ENGLISH VERSIONS OF FOREIGN NAMES Compiled by: Paul M. Kankula (NN8NN) at kankula@innova.net in May-2001 Note: For non-profit use only - reference sources unknown - no author credit is taken or given - possible typo errors. Bertik Albert Albertik Berty Alka …
[PDF File] The sound of gender correlations of name phonology and gender …
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contributes to the gender differentiation of given names. A further result is that female names have more stressed front vowels than back vowels on average. According to these results, the German given name Katharina [ka.ta.ˈʁiː.na] can be classified as exhibiting predominately ‘female’ phonological structures (four
[PDF File] <i>Margarete</i> and <i>Sulamith</i> under the Swastika: Girls' Names …
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Of the 22 different girls’ names which made the top twenty list between 1934 and 1938, exactly half fell into this category (Elke, Erika, Gerda, Helga, Hildegard, Inge, Ingeborg, Ingrid, Irmgard, Ursula, Waltraud). In the following table, all of the names which made the top twenty list for this time interval are displayed.
[PDF File] MIGRATIONS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA GERMANS TO WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA
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German names. Therefore, the names of heads of families inthe eight counties that we can be almost certain are Pennsylvania German given and surnames are reduced to a minority. However, relying on either surname or given name to determine Pennsylvania German lineage is risky business. Two of the leading authorities on Pennsylvania German ...
[PDF File] Medieval German Given Names from Silesia - IR63
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The book is a study of personal names from medieval Silesian records, especially those of the towns of Legnica (Liegnitz), Wroclaw (Bres lau), and Görlitz. Most of the book is devoted to the bynames, but there is a short final section on given names, and most of the byname citations also include given names. As is usual in medieval records, the
[PDF File] Romani given names - Council of Europe
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ROMANI CULTUREThe dichotomy of ‘we’ and ‘the others’ is also reflec. ed in given names. Roma have at least two given names: The gadžikano name is an oficial name used in direction to ‘the others’ while the romano name is an un-oficial name used within the community which in some traditional com-munities may have a p.
[PDF File] Alsace-Lorraine: Translating German and French Names and Place Names
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See the Given Names and the Surnames headings below for more details. Given Names If your ancestor (let’s say his name is Jakob) was of German ethnicity but was living in Alsace-Lorraine while that region was under French rule, he may have been called Jakob at home and in his community but have been recorded as Jacques in official documents.
[PDF File] Regulation Requiring Jews To Change Their Names, August
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Regulation Requiring Jews To Change Their Names, August. nging of Family Names and Given Names, August 17, 1938 2Insofar as Jews have given names other than those which they are permitted to bear according to §1,i they are required as from January 1, 1939, to take an additional given name; males wil. take the given name Israel, females the ...
[PDF File] Reference Books On Jewish Names
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15,000 given names derived from 735 root names. Includes a 300page thesis on the origins, structure, pronunciation, and migrations of Ashkenazic given names. Genealogy Institute CS 3010 .B18 Beider, Alexander. A Dictionary of Jewish Surnames from Galicia . …
[PDF File] The sound of gender correlations of name phonology and gender …
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contributes to the gender differentiation of given names. A further result is that female names have more stressed front vowels than back vowels on average. According to these results, the German given name Katharina [ka.ta.ˈʁiː.na] can be classified as exhibiting predominately ‘female’ phonological structures (four
[PDF File] German Given Names (Female) - Awesome Genealogy
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German Given Names (Female) Transcribed by AwesomeGenealogy.com January 2003 ... German English Equivalent Anna Anna Auguste Augusta Barbara Barbara Bernhardine Bernadine Bertha Bert(h)a Caroline, Karoline Caroline Catharina, Katharina Catharine Charlotte Charlotte, Lottie Christina Christine
[PDF File] German Given Names - FamilySearch
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German Given Names. MALE Aaron. Abraham Adam Adalbert Adolf, -ph Aegidius Albert Alexander Alfred Alois, Aloys(ius) Amand(us) Andreas Anselm Anton August Augustin, Augustinus. Balthasar Baptist(e) Baruch Benedict Benjamin. Bernhard Berthold/Barthold Bonaventur[a] Bonifazius Carl Caspar Christian (us) Christoph (orus) C (K)lemens …
[PDF File] On German Names - Dennett Family
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Other facts to keep in mind about German given names: Carolus, Charles and Carl are all the same in German. Jurg, Georg, and George are the same in German. Anton, Anthony, Andrew and Andy were often used interchangeably. Duny was short for Anthony. Blanche and Blandina were the same. Bastian and Bass were short for Sebastian.
[PDF File] TYPES OF GERMAN SURNAME CHANGES IN AMERICA
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Given the considerable amount of illiteracy, especially in colonial times, and a continual pressure on foreign names to make them more American, numer- ous alterations have ensued.3 The overview which follows establishes a classification system for alterations to German names which occurred after the bearers of those names immigrated to America.4
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[PDF File] German Names and Naming Patterns - New York Genealogical …
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German Names and Naming Patterns James M. Beidler james@beidler.us 1. Surnames a. Occupational b. Geographic c. Characteristic d. Patronymics e. Hofname 2. Given names a. In the 17th and 18th centuries – i. Nearly all males baptized with prefix name of Johann or Hans ii. Nearly all females baptized with prefix name of Anna or Maria iii.
[PDF File] A German Genealogy Group for Poland and Volhynia German …
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"A German Genealogy Group for Poland and Volhynia" German spellings of Given Names (Released on April 12, 2017. Last revision November 2, 2022) This document has five parts: 1. General remarks page 1 . 2. How to use this guide page 2 . 3. Sources used page 3 . 4. List of German Given Names page 4 . 5. Reverse list of Given Names page 14 . 1.
[PDF File] A German Genealogy Group for Poland and Volhynia German
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This list is also meant to help you to find the most likely German Given Name for your ancestors born in the German areas of Eastern Europe and the far reaches of Russia where they lived or to which they were deported in the 17thto 20thcenturies. In the first half of this document, the German name is listed first, unless otherwise noted.
[PDF File] The German Surname Atlas Project Computer-Based Surname …
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All German family names can be categorized into these groups, but there are so-called meaning differences, i.e., cases in which several labelling motivations led to a single surname. German surnames preserve linguistic material which is up to 900 years old, from Middle High German, Middle Low German and Early New High German. This enables us …
[PDF File] Naming and War in Modern Germany - University of Pittsburgh
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German, Nordic, Slavic, Romanic, and English language origin. Additionally, up to three codes were given to indicate the cultural-historical heritage of a name. Another technical note is of utmost importance: many given names can be spelled in different ways. For instance, the German name Klaus can be written with a “K” or a “C,”
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