German surnames 1800s
[DOC File]The Descendents of Captain Pedro Lozano Rodriguez
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Source: Origin of the Surnames Garza and Trevino by Tomas Mendirichaga Cueva. Page 15. Marriage Notes for MARIA LOZANO-DE-LA-GARZA and JOSE DE-LA-GARZA-DE-LAS-CASAS: Index to the Marriage Investigations of the Diocese of Guadalajara by Raul J. Guerra, Jr., Nadine M. Vasquez, Baldomero Vela, Jr. Page 274 {62-15}. 3. iv.
[DOC File]DEAL FAMILY HISTORY and RESEARCH SUMMARY
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Louisana and their German surnames "Frenchified". The big immigration in Texas occurred in the 1840's and the California Gold Rush attracted a number of them. The spelling of a surname generally has little significance. Even Benjamin Franklin would sometimes write his …
[DOC File]German Interest Group
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For a copy of BESSLER’s contract, in German and dated 27 Nov 1857, see p. 122 The German presence in Queensland over the last 150 years ed. M. Jurgensen and A. Corkhill, Dept. of German, University of Queensland, St. Lucia [Qld.] 1988 in an article by C. Erdmann p. 112-124.
[DOC File]THE ROBINSON LINE
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NOTE: The German name “Melchior” is pronounced Mel –Key-Or. It is often miss-pronounced as Mel-Kwior as in the church choir. From “Pennsylvania German Pioneers” [List 172C] At the Court House at Philadelphia, Tuesday, the 24th September 1751. Present: William Peters, Esquire
[DOCX File]The Family Tree of James Arthur Johnson
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The German language structure is such that for many surnames,the letters "-in", "-en", or "-n" are added to an unmarried woman'ssurname, although rarely to a man's. For example, Johann MichaelPropsts first wife was often referred to as Anna Maria Kellerin beforeher marriage, even though Keller was the name of her first husband, nother married name.
[DOC File]The Fatherland - Home of Kerry and David
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German migration to Queensland was obvious. Everywhere there were Lutheran churches and every district and town had its assortment of German surnames. In almost every town one could buy locally made German met wurst and other culinary delights. Indications of German culture were everywhere.
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[DOC File]KENTUCKY ANCESTORS - Kentucky Historical Society
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Charter Members of the German Pioneer Societies of. Covington and Newport, Kentucky, 1877. contributed by Michael R. Averdick 158. The “Papers of Emily Todd Helm”— Going Back to the Original Source. contributed by Terry L. Todd 174. Family Record from the Bible of William Wheeler, Sr., and Salley Shrewsbury Wheeler, Garrard County
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