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Total Records: 33
Origin of Gen, Meaning of Gen
Origin: je pense que l'origine r?side en Sarre mais j'aimerais en savoir plus
Surnames: Ditgen
Submitted by: ditgen |
Origin of Gen, Meaning of Gen
Origin: 11. century from bavaria, germany.
Surnames: Heerdegen, Herdegen
Submitted by: Heerdegen |
Origin of Gen, Meaning of Gen
Origin: Think surname is of Germanic extraction.
Surnames: Wagener, Waggoner, Wagner
Submitted by: Roy Partick Wagener |
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Origin: The origin of the Surname Nugent is actually a place or village in France. The French spelling is Nogent. From what I have gathered, thus far, There are two versions of the migration of this French Surname. One Irish version and the other English. The Irish version has it that a man from Nogent France came to Ireland to fight hence De Nugent. The De meaning from was dropped hence the surname Nugent.
Surnames: Nugent
Submitted by: T.R.F. Nugent |
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Origin: The surname Etgen is a mutilated form of Ettienne. Ettienne is Steven in french. John Etchen who came from Luxembourg, Belgium in 1838 and setteled in seneca county ohio had 4 sons who each took the name and changed it slightly. His son John Peter who moved to putnam, Co. Ohio changed it to Etgen.
Surnames: Etchen, Etchey, Etchgen, Etchie, Etgen, Ettienne
Submitted by: tom graham |
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Origin: Spangenberg is a 'name of origin,' relating to the town of Spangenberg, southeast of Kassel in Central Germany. In the Middle Ages, people started leaving the small villages of their birth and moving to towns. When they arrived in the towns all they were known by was their Chirstian name - Hans, Fritz, Klaus, etc. However, there were a lot of people named Hans and Fritz and Klaus. To differentiate from one another, they took their birth town as their surname. For example, Hans von Spangenberg. The 'von' indicates 'from.' Eventually, the 'von' was dropped from the name.
Surnames: Spangenberg, Spangenberger, Von Spangenberg
Submitted by: Clayton D. Spangenberg, III |
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Origin: Augenstein brothers left Germany in 1751, and landed in America. Some changed their name to Eyestone. I have a Complete Genelogy from J.Bruce Eyestone compiled in 1943.
Surnames: Eyestone, Augenstein
Submitted by: Ray Augenstein Eyestone |
Origin of Gen, Meaning of Gen
Origin: STANLEY& MARYANN PARENTS OF (TWINS) KRISTAN & JACLYN GENZEL
Surnames: GENZEL
Submitted by: MARYANN GENZEL |
Origin of Gen, Meaning of Gen
Origin: My grandmother is Adeline Mary Tietgens, born October 29, 1908 in Fargo, North Dakota and married to Reinhold Bode on September 2, 1930. I'm researching information on Tietgens ancestors and relatives.
Surnames: Tietgens
Submitted by: Tim Bode |
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Origin: Teacher,retired,living since 1974 in Australia,NSW.Born in Uruguay South. Parents Rafael Millot and Sara Castellucci,born in 1901 and 1911 respectively in Uruguay,Montevideo.
Surnames: Eagen
Submitted by: Graciela Diaz Millot |
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Origin: Looking for info on the family of Genevieve Rainbolt of Gilbert Iowa
Surnames: Genevieve rainbolt
Submitted by: elena pappas |
Origin of Gen, Meaning of Gen
Origin: i would like to find out more about the origin of my surname and my ancestors
Surnames: Jiggens
Submitted by: amy jiggens |
Origin of Gen, Meaning of Gen
Origin: We have the complete geneology for the Van Harlingen of the John Martin Van Harlingen line. He was born in Burlington, N.J. and migrated to Lebanon, Ohio in 1817. He was a medical doctor there until he died at age 93.
Surnames: Van Harlingen
Submitted by: Victoria V. H. Tappy |
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Origin: looking for genter's in and around east coast of canada or anyone related
Surnames: genter
Submitted by: a genter |
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Origin: John Jacob Zurbriggen
Surnames: Zurbriggen
Submitted by: Dianna |
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Origin: Family lived in the Islington area of North London certainly from the 1880's onwards
Surnames: Argent
Submitted by: Kath Crolla |
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Origin: A town, or a village near the baltic coast. Formerly part of germany(Pommern) it now belongs to poland. Location: lat:54N long:15E in the area around Koeslin.
Surnames: Bodenhagen
Submitted by: Holger Bodenhagen |
Origin of Gen, Meaning of Gen
Origin: i have been doing research on the unsual surname for 15 years,have much information and willing to supply it to anybody interested.
Surnames: Gentleman
Submitted by: stephen gentleman |
Origin of Gen, Meaning of Gen
Origin: Morrison, IL
Surnames: Wagenecht
Submitted by: Andrea Wagenecht |
Origin of Gen, Meaning of Gen
Origin: Thought to be derived from Tegeingl ,an ancient North Wales kingdom .
Surnames: Teggin,Teggen
Submitted by: r.teggin |
Origin of Gen, Meaning of Gen
Origin: Gentyl
Middle English origin gentil from Old French and Latin gent?lis
means to make less sever or intense
variation: Gentle
Surnames: Gentyl
Submitted by: glitz |
Origin of Gen, Meaning of Gen
Origin: beaitiful as a rose, high class
Surnames: Gentry
Submitted by: |
Origin of Gen, Meaning of Gen
Origin: The surname originates from the village of Bagnall in Staffordshire, UK.
How the village got its name and the meaning of the place-name Bagnall can be found on the Bagnall village website, a "Community Council of Staffordshire" approved web site.
Surnames: Bagnall, Bagnell, Bignell, Bagnold, Bagnal, Bagenal
Submitted by: Stuart A Bagnall |
Origin of Gen, Meaning of Gen
Origin: Origin German Surname Langenbach or Langenbacher
Surnames: langenbacher
Submitted by: Stephen |
Origin of Gen, Meaning of Gen
Origin: Yantis and it's variants, Gentess Gentiss Yandes, were almost all originally spelled Gentes, but pronounced as beginning with a "Y". After much research with ancient French, it turns out that Gentes had an an alternative spelling at one time, Jantes. Since the Alsace-Lorraine where the family was once owned by France and Germany, it seems likely that it comes from Schweisserdeutch, an Alsatian dialect. The German pronunciation for "J" would be "Y". It is not hard to conceive a middleground for the "G" to be pronounced as a "Y". Gentes was used interchangeably with the word sauvage, as it stems from the latin word gentis, to mean a non-Roman (i.e., Gentium, peoples of the world). Another more familiar derivative is genus, meaning race. Hence, Yantis means savage, or common people
Surnames: Yantis Yantes Gentes Gentess Gentiss Yandes Yandess
Submitted by: John Yantis |
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Origin: Feigenbaum: Yiddish, German, Austrian -
Name meaning "Fig Tree", a tree associated with trees indigenous to Eretz Yisrael.
Surnames: Feigenbaum
Submitted by: Rashi Rosenzweig |
Origin of Gen, Meaning of Gen
Origin: Chinese interpretation of Genji:
To be able to dual wield, or dual wielding
European origin: France? 1400-1500?
Surnames: Genge, Genji
Submitted by: Eric Genge |
Origin of Gen, Meaning of Gen
Origin: French. Largin is a 19th century variation of Largent. Largent or L'argent meaning money.
Surnames: Largent, Largin
Submitted by: |
Origin of Gen, Meaning of Gen
Origin: Tree at the end of the wilderness
Surnames: Fiegenbaum
Submitted by: K. Fiegenbaum |
Origin of Gen, Meaning of Gen
Origin: McGuinnesss/Magennis: From the Irish Gaelic "Mac Aonghusa", meaning "son of Aongus". Aongus was the pre-Celtic god of love, and son of the Dagda, the main deity of of the ancient Irish peoples, who had his residence at the tumulus of Newgrange, at Br? na B?innne, in county Meath, just north of Dublin. The name "Aongus" itself translates as "one choice".
Surnames: McGuinness, Magennis, Magennis, Maginnis, Meginnis
Submitted by: Anthont McGuinness |
Origin of Gen, Meaning of Gen
Origin: A variation of the name Geneson meaning son of Gene. It has it's roots in the English traditon of taking the father's name and adding son to it to form the surname. The name Gene has it's roots in the biblical Genesis meaning beginning.
Surnames: Genson
Submitted by: Gerry Genson |
Origin of Gen, Meaning of Gen
Origin: Haagensen - i read: means `large estates`/`landowner`,,name acquired by Viking Kings.
Surnames: Haagensen
Submitted by: Roli |
Origin of Gen, Meaning of Gen
Origin: The surname Bagenal originates from the village of Bagnall in Staffordshire, England.
Surnames: Bagnall, Bagenal, Bagnell, Bagenelle, Bignall, Bignell, Begnal, Bagnal, de Bagenhall, de Bagenholt, de Baginholt
Submitted by: Stuart A Bagnall |
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