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Paul Zebe
Dec 14, 2011, 2:24:34 PM12/14/11
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I've stumbled across the following two phrases in a 1579 "census"
taken in the principality of Grottkau (Oberschlesien):
Die PPranndt unnd Friedrich Gelhörnner
Fridrich unnd dippranndt Gelhörnners
Fred et alia owned the villages of Alt-Grottkau (Alten Grotkaw),
Drotzdorf (Droczdorff), and Gührau (Giraw). I'm wondering if anyone
can tell me what "dippranndt" means. If the initial letter were an
"s," I'd guess it means "clan" or "family."
Thanks!
Paul Zebe
Watertown, Massachusetts, USA
taken in the principality of Grottkau (Oberschlesien):
Die PPranndt unnd Friedrich Gelhörnner
Fridrich unnd dippranndt Gelhörnners
Fred et alia owned the villages of Alt-Grottkau (Alten Grotkaw),
Drotzdorf (Droczdorff), and Gührau (Giraw). I'm wondering if anyone
can tell me what "dippranndt" means. If the initial letter were an
"s," I'd guess it means "clan" or "family."
Thanks!
Paul Zebe
Watertown, Massachusetts, USA
Bernd Niemann
Dec 15, 2011, 12:06:26 AM12/15/11
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Hello!
Am 14.12.2011 20:24, schrieb Paul Zebe wrote:
> Die PPranndt unnd Friedrich Gelhörnner
>
> Fridrich unnd dippranndt Gelhörnners
> [...] I'm wondering if anyone
Dipprant Gelhorn and Friedrich Gelhorn
(plural of Gelhorn: Gelhörner)
HTH
Bernd from Germany
Am 14.12.2011 20:24, schrieb Paul Zebe wrote:
> Die PPranndt unnd Friedrich Gelhörnner
>
> Fridrich unnd dippranndt Gelhörnners
> can tell me what "dippranndt" means.
Dipprant is just a name, so it reads
Dipprant Gelhorn and Friedrich Gelhorn
(plural of Gelhorn: Gelhörner)
HTH
Bernd from Germany
Paul Zebe
Dec 15, 2011, 1:57:12 PM12/15/11
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