Origin of Mudryj

 

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• Mudryj Origin and Immigration
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• Name History and Origin for Mudryj
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• Mudryj Surname Distribution
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  • Distribution of Mudryj Families in the US in 1840
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  • Distribution of Mudryj Families in the US in 1920
  • Distribution of Mudryj Families in England and Wales in 1891

Origin of Mudryj Total Records: 1  Origin of Mudryj, Meaning of Mudryj Origin: The name Mudra looks like a variation of the names I've listed above. My mother' maiden name was Mudry. Her father came from the Ukraine at the turn of the century. The Ukraine was known as Galicia then. My grandfather came from the province of L'viv and the village of Dmytrje. Also, I've just recently found the Mudry name in France on a French Geneology site. The LDS has a book with the Mudry line in it(French line). I was told when young that the Mudry's were a 'league of Nations' that is they had many nationalities in them and we have Spanish, German and French blood. The differences in spelling may have been the immigrants trying to translate their name into English for the authorities. Surnames: Mudra, Mudrj, Mudry, Mudryj Submitted by: Deborah Harsant 2/17/2012 11:50 PM Page 1 of 1

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