Re: Contextual understanding of ozvegy and elvalt #hungary
Larry Kohn <larry@...>
Tom,
I could almost agree with your answer except that the two entries of the divorced women have different formats, so I still have some doubt. In Sandor Bacskai's response, he suggests that it is always the first surname that is the maiden name. (See his posting for his reasoning.) I also received an offline response >from another person saying that the maiden name is in fact the second surname. I am getting the idea that there may not be a general answer to this question. In answer to your question, in the set of 250 or so records I am transcribing, there were no cases I can recall where the woman's name ended in -NE. There were, however, several easy-to-interpret entries, such as "GALANDE szul VOGEL Katalin" where VOGEL is obviously the maiden name. I hope someone else will weigh in on this subject. Regards and thanks, Larry Kohn -------------------------------------------------- From: "tom" <tomk@...> Sent: Monday, May 12, 2008 4:55 AM To: "H-SIG" <h-sig@...> Subject: Re:[h-sig] Contextual understanding of ozvegy and elvalt i don't think you can generalize >from those examples, but it may be
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