Cutti is also used as a nickname for Yekutiel a biblical figure. Shavua Tov Yoni Ben-Ari, Jerusalem

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My Bloom changed from Blum (likely closer to the Cyrillic transliteration) in Cleveland in the early 20th C. Best I can tell, the family is from Bauska, Latvia, although there are mentions of

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You might find male matches on FTDNA because they chose to take a Y test with this company and while doing so went ahead and added an autosomal test. The other companies mentioned do not do specific Y

Have you tried to figure out when the photos were taken? That would help a lot in narrowing the possibly families. Barbara Zimmer Virginia

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Hi, One possibility is that it originated from the name Yekutiel. -- Amnon PALDI

You wrote: The other main sites you need to be on are FTDNA and 23andMe, otherwise you have to sit back and wait for relatives to do a test. Do these sites find people in other ways? Do they scan all

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Was he a Cuttie-Pie? Sally Bruckheimer Princeton, NJ " known within the family as "Cuttie". Does anyone have any idea what this nickname might refer to?"

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Additional info. In looking over some of my family papers, ship manifest, Citizenship papers, etc, I have found spellings of my family as both Winitsky, Vinitsky and other spellings of each. I