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Elaine Solas <eb.solas@...>
The word "Ach," appears on the death certificate following the deceased, Ike Israel,
father's name, as "Mordehai I. Ach," Can anyone explain the word Ach? Thanks, Elaine Solas |
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P. S. Wyant
Elaine,
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"Ach" is a Jewish surname, albeit a not-very-common one. Menk, "A Dictionary of German-Jewish Surnames" (Avotaynu, 2005) gives it as mainly found in Bavaria, >from "Ach" (Upper German for "little river"). He places it in 1715 in Mackenheim, Bas-Rhin, France, and in 1830 at Rust, Baden, Wüerttenburg. Regards, Peter Wyant Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada Elaine Solas wrote: The word "Ach," appears on the death certificate following the deceased, Ike Israel, |
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tom klein <jewishgen@...>
It would be helpful to specify the language, as well as the time and place where
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this was written. ....... tom klein, toronto "Elaine Solas" <eb.solas@...> wrote: |
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