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Wolf, Velvel vs. English equivalents #general
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Deborah Kaufman <dkaufman@...>
My fathers name is Wolf and everyone calls him velvel. The English name
he uses is Walter. Deborah Kaufman |
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Brenda Freedland <brendafreedland@...>
My brother-in-law was Velvel but his English name was Melvin. Often there is
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no correlation between the two. Brenda Freedland Pangborn Searching: FREEDLAND, FAXSTEIN, FACKSTEIN, MILINSKY (Ukraine) ----- Original Message -----
From: "Sylvia Kaye" < sylk@... > To: "JewishGen Discussion Group" < jewishgen@... > Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2004 2:51 AM Subject: Wolf, Velvel vs. English equivalents I had to put my two-penny-worth in .. no-one mentioned that the names Velvel and Wolf were also changed to Victor in English. This was how my English uncle (of Polish origin) came to be called Victor. Sylvia Kaye (originally KOSAKOFSKY of Kiev) Israel (formerly London) |
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Sylvia Kaye <sylk@...>
I had to put my two-penny-worth in .. no-one mentioned that the names
Velvel and Wolf were also changed to Victor in English. This was how my English uncle (of Polish origin) came to be called Victor. Sylvia Kaye (originally KOSAKOFSKY of Kiev) Israel (formerly London) |
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