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Re name Marks - US immigration records in early 19th century
Jeff Miller
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I’ve read recently about people who were originally Markowitz or other variations changed their name to Marks.
Consider that records may exist under such an original name.
Best regards,
Jeff Miller
Maryland
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Randall Tenor
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Jeff, Markson is also a possibility. There was a large Markson family in the Pilvishok area .Perhaps some of them changed their name to Marks.
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Lynne Schneider
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For another name to checkout, I have MARCHEWKA which became MARKOWITZ which then became MARCH in my tree. The family is from
Poland.
Lynne DATZ SCHNEIDER
DATZ
SAPERSTEIN/SAPIRSTEIN/SAPIRSHTEIN
WALZER
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