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INDEX OF BIRTHS 1 N MOTHER'S DATE OF BIRTH REGISTERED j CODE 1 MAIDEN NAME RACE SEX NUMBER SURNAME T. MO. DAY YR. F000 FEW EDWARD SMITH 2 1 1 31 60 3625 F000 FEW EDWARD SMITH 2 1 1 31 60 3626 FOuO FOY FRED RAYMOND KLOS 1 1 2 3 60 3233 FOOO FEW HOWARD ROBERTSON 1 1 11 9 60 32544 FOOO FAHEY JAMES AUGUST MC EVOY 1 2 2 27 60 6179 FOOO FAW JAMtS DAVID TYLER 2 1 4 3 60 9871 FOOO FAW JOHN EDWARD TURK 1 2 9 3 60 24980 FOOO FEE JUNIOR RAY ZYTSKI 1 2 9 14 60 26661 FOOO FOYE LENA MAE WHITE 2 1 11 13 60 32493 FOOO FOY THERLOW ALLM WALLACE 2 1 10 5 60 28499 FOOO FAY THOMAS FRANC WALLACE 1 2 6 24 60 16905 1 FOOO FAHEY WILLIAM GEOR DECKELMAN 1 2 7 4 60 18358 j FlOO FYFFE CLAUDE EARL PENNINGTON 1 1 5 8 60 12 8-tGL , FlOO FAVA JOHN ARMANDO SERIO 1 2 4 21 60 11353 1 FlOO FAVA JOHN ARMANDO SERIO 1 2 4 21 60 11354 /i FlOO FIFE ROY JACKSON WIGF I ELD 1 2 5 1 60 11856 F140 FOWBLE ARMOND LAMAR COOPER 1 1 2 25 60 9903 F140 FOWBLE CHARLES ELLS SEIPP 1 1 1 15 60 1324 F140 FAFAUL EUG^NE_FRA_NC A&ME TTA T 2 6 4 60 1548/l^g| 11 F140 FOWBLE GILBERT EVER MC COMAS 1 1 6 7 60 15630 F 140 FABULA JOSEPH MICHA NOWICKI 1 1 8 14 60 23040 F140 FABELLA NESTOR JOHNS FOWLER l 2 5 29 60 15472 F 150 FABIAN FREDERICK. AN PERSICH l 2 2 4 60 3243 F 150 FABIAN JOSEPH EDWAR CEFALONI l 1 12 27 60 37850 F 150 FABIAN ROBERT LEE HITCHENS 1 1 9 11 60 2^974 F160 FABER DONALD WALTE DUNSING 1 2 2 15 60 F160 FAUVER JOHN JACK OCHS 1 2 7 2 oO / M INDEX OF BIRTHS 1 1 N MOTHER'S DATE OF BIRTH REGISTERED CODE 1 RACE SEX NUMBER SURNAME T. MAIDEN NAME MO. DAY YR. F160 FAUVER PAUL HARRIS© R1TTER 1 1 5 24 60 14172 F160 FIFER RICHARD COST BURR 1 1 4 19 60 10894 F160 FAVRE WOODROW W FINN 1 2 7 22 60 21314 F162 FABRIZIANI ALBERT VINCE SNYDER, N 1 1 8 5 60 22022 PQOO £ <*r 60 F200 ANDREJ moulsdale i 1 4 11 60 10092 F200 FIGGS ANTIONETTE FIGGS 2 11 3 60 31603 F 200 FOX ARTHUR HENRY JOHNSON i 1 7 4 60 18326 F200 FASS10 ARTHUR JOSEP MOELLER i 2 3 22 60 8793 j • 9 m % 0 F200 FOWKE BENJAMIN GWY HEWELL i 2 5 5 60 12631 F200 FUCHS CHARLES ANTH BAUER i 2 3 5 60 7363 F200 FOOS CHARLES HENR ZULTY i 2 10 17 60 30337 j F200 FICK CHARLES MILT CLEMENT i 2 1 28 60 2561 J F200 FOX CHARLES NELS NICHELS i 1 5 7 60 13019 1 F200 FUCHS DONALD ALAN ROBERTS i 1 12 23 60 37572 J F200 FISH DONALD ELVEE BISHOP i 1 4 12 60 10253 (i F200 FAKE DONALD MORRI HOFFMAN i 1 2 5 60 5133 IM F200 FOX EARL PARROTT i 1 7 5 60 18460 ' ^ F200 FISH EARL WINSTOW REGBY i 2 1 60 2628 | F200 FOGG EDDIE YOUNG 1 4 2 60 9648 1 F200 FICK EDMUND JOHN JOSEPH i 1 4 22 60 11452 | F200 FICK ERNEST FREDE YOUNKINS i 1 5 29 60 14379 1 F2U0 FOGG ETHEL MAE GREEN 2 5 6 60 12298 j| F200 FOX EUGENE ALOYS sanyour i 2 6 30 60 18137 | F200 FOX FOREST JUNIO BAKER i 2 4 8 60 9786 J F 200 FOUSE GLENN MURRAY shellham i 2 7 28 60 21040 ^1 aSS^| INDEX OF BIRTHS 1 N DATE Of BIRTH REGISTERED CODE 1 MOTHER'S RACE SEX NUMBER SURNAME T. MAIDEN NAME MO. DAY YR. 1 1 sr • 'a r . ;• ii i '• - ".v CHEBU : -j'A Z'kJr-'-v - - - . j vr- F200 FOX HAROLD GILBE sanborn l 1 12 28 60 38331 F200 FEESE HARRISON CHA martin l 1 11 28 60 34596 F200 FOX HENRY PAUL bain 1 2 2 5 60 3569 F200 FOGG HOWARD FLEMI MASSEY 1 l 5 27 60 14951 F 200 FOX HOWARD LEON SESSA 1 1 9 30 60 28591 F200 FOX IRVIN LEE JOBES l t* 30 60 11802 F200 FAZIO JOHN HANSEN 1 1 5 11 60 12757 F200 FUCHS XNIGHTEN l i 6 27 So 18097 F200 FISH JOHN EARL JUDGE 1 i 8 17 60 23574 F200 FEAGA JOHN EMERSON HERSTINE 1 i 2 12 60 4280 F200 FOX JOHN GANNON HEIGER l i 3 4 60 6410 F200 FEAGA JOHN PHILIP MOXLEY l i 2 2 60 3278 F200 FOX LEONARD JONA GAINSBERG 1 1 6 13 60 15885 F200 FIGGS LILLIAN AUDR P1NDER 2 2 6 14 60 16270 F200 FIGGS LOUIS NELSON JOHNSON 2 2 4 25 60 11514 F 200 FUSCO LUCY ANN FUSCO 1 2 1 18 60 3892 F200 FUCHS MARVIN CHARL PADILLA 1 1 6 23 60 17669 F 200 FISH NILE A MADERA 1 2 10 16 60 29939 F200 FIGGS NORMAN HAROL THEISS 1 2 4 1 60 13712 - F200 FOX PAUL FREDERI VERNON 1 2 8 21 60 23421 F200 FEAGA PAUL JUSTIN MC MANUS 1 2 1 25 60 2529 F 200 FUCHS PAUL LEONARD WAKEFIELD 1 1 7 9 60 18793 F200 FOX PAUL LESTER KUYKENDALL 1 1 8 22 60 23722 F200 FOUSE PAULETTE CHR CARROLL 2 2 12 26 60 37611 F200 FOX RAY THOMAS MONTESANTO 1 1 10 31 60 31378 > F200 FOX regina eliza COOPER 2 2 4 24 60 11085 | I A INDEX OF BIRTHS MOTHER'S DATE OF BIRTH REGISTERED CODE MAIDEN NAME RACE SEX NUMBER SURNAME MO. YR. F200 FOX ROBERT BRADL CREAMER 2 11 26 60 32098 F200 FOX THOMAS FOLEY SCHARFF 1 1 18 60 1575 F200 FOHS TIMOTHY FRAN BELLOFF 2 7 14 60 19874 F200 FOX WILBUR CHEST HARRIS 1 2 26 60 5536 F200 FOX WILLIAM DELE LINDEMANN 1 12 16 60 36530 F200 FIEGE WILLIAM HENR MACK 2 3 23 60 8524 F210 FISHPAW GILBERT OSBO BARRON 1 6 13 60 15902 F210 FISHPAW JAMES MALCOL KASSAKATIS 2 8 31 60 24694 F212 FISHPAUGH ROBERT THOMA GLEESON 2 12 28 60 37864 F215 FISHBEIN WILLIAM NICH GREIF 2 1 18 60 2214 F220 FASICK GLEN WILSON MC SHANE 2 1 2 60 78 F220 FASICK ' glenn wilson MC SHANE 1 12 20 60 36316 F230^ FAUST BENJAMIN CLA GOOD 1 2 11 20 60 3348 3 F230 FAWCETT DONALD ARTHU HUFFINE 1 2 3 11 60 7204 F 230 FAUST EDWARD JOHN MILLS 1 1 12 60 22739 «» F230 FUGATE GEORGE FRANK WHEELER 1 1 1 5 60 855 F230 FAUST JACQUELINE E PINKNEY 2 2 1 60 2708 F230 FAWCETT JAMES FLETCH JARRETT 1 1 5 6 60 12858 F230 FUGET JAMES LEROY BARROW 1 1 12 22 60 37767 . F230 FOUST JAMES ROBERT EDWARDS 1 2 9 15 60 26469 F230 FESTO PASQULE F1NEGAN 1 1 2 16 60 5297 F230 FAUST ROBERT PAUL HEYING 24 60 8409 F230 FOCHT WILFRED JOHN WEINERT 2 6 22 60 17416 F232 FISTEK CHARLES FRED K. ILLMEYER 1 11 12 60 32531 F232 FOSTEK EUGENE ANTHO RENT 2 10 27 60 314*;, INDEX OF BIRTHS 1 N MOTHER'S DATE OF BIRTH REGISTERED CODE 1 RACE SEX NUMBER SURNAME T. MAIDEN NAME MO. DAY YR. F234 FEUSTLE EDWARD RICHA COFFMAN 1 2 7 12 60 19380 F234 FEUSTLE JOHN ROBERT MC FADDIN 1 2 9 11 60 26948 F236 FOSTER ALFRED FRED MISTER 1 2 11 26 60 34034 F236 FOSTER ANDREW JOHNSON 2 2 7 2 60 17741 F236 FOSTER ANDREW TURNER 2 1 7 22 60 19771 F236 FOSTER ANNIE LEWIS callahan 2 2 12 21 60 36648 F236 FOSTER ANNIE MAE LEACH 2 1 3 18 60 7546 F236 FOSTER ARCHIE DONAL COX 2 1 9 30 60 28393 F236 FOSTER AUBREY JACKS TAYLOR 1 5 9 60 12853 F236 FEASTER BERTHA DALLA JAMES 2 1 2 29 60 6240 F236 FOSTER CATHERINE VI JACKSON 2 1 3 3 60 6253 F236 FOSTER CHARLES EDWA MURPHY 1 1 11 29 60 35545 F236 FOSTER CHARLES GERA KISTNER 1 1 2 60 8 F236 FOSTER CHARLES RICH businsky 1 1 7 28 60 21839 F236 FOSTER CHARLES THOM MONROE 2 1 7 16 60 19662 F236 FEASTER CHARLIE GORE 2 2 22 60 5371 F236 FOSTER Clyde earnes HORNER 1 1 5 7 60 12585 F236 FOSTER EARL MARSHAL WOLF 1 1 2 19 60 5615 F236 FOSTER EDWARD LOVETT 2 10 23 60 30618 F236 FOSTER EDWARD LEWIS JENNINGS 2 1 11 16 60 33295 F236 FOSTER EDWARD WILLI KELLER ' 1 1 9 13 60 25671 F236 FOSTER ELVA COLBERT NICHOLSON 1 2 4 1 60 9344 F236 FOSTER EMMA LEE ALEXANDER 2 2 7 16 60 19174 F236 FOSTER ERNEST ROOSE HALL 2 2 12 26 60 37362 F236 FOSTER ETTA MAE gamble 2 1 9 27 60 27863 F236 FOSTER FRANK THOMAS LEE 1 1 12 29 60 37975 F236 FOSTER GEORGE RUSSE CHASE 2 1 8 1 60 21349 * INDEX OF BIRTHS J N MOTHER'S DATE OF BIRTH REGISTERED CODE RACE SEX NUMBER SURNAME T- MAIDEN NAME MO. DAY YR. F236 FOSTER GLORIA MARGA THORNTON 2 2 9 3 60 24834 F236 FOSTER HANS I CARROL MC DONALD 1 2 8 30 60 24473 F236 FOSTER HATTIE SHIRL statast 2 1 1 8 60 295 F236 FOSTER HATTIE SHIRL STATAST 2 1 1 8 60 296 F236 FOSTER JAMES EDWARD BROWN 2 1 10 15 60 30423 F236 FOSTER JAMES EDWARD NIXON 2 5 3 60 12656 F236 FEASTER JAMES HAROLD MC KEE 2 1 7 22 60 20603 F236 FOSTER JOHN EDWARD GILL 1 1 3 24 60 8591 F236 FOSTER JOHN RUFUS PINNER 1 1 12 6 60 35983 F236 FOSTER JOHN THOMAS, KELBAUGH 1 12 25 60 37822 , / FJZb 9- $ 30 fad IqO^ F236 FEASTER OOHNNIE MACK' CRANK 2 2 1 20 60 2006 F236 FOSTER JOYCE JOHNSON 2 2 2 20 60 4845 F236 FOSTER LESTER ANDER white 1 2 11 12 60 32521 F236 FICHTHORN LEWIS HERBER BOONE 1 2 6 25 60 21580 F236 FOSTER LINDA LOU darden 2 1 7 20 60 19602 F 236 FOSTER LOUISE VIRGI BATES 2 2 2 12 60 5995 F236 FEASTER LUCIAN MILTO FEASTER 2 2 7 25 60 23714 F236 FOSTER MACK WEEDEN 2 2 6 22 60 16868 F236 FOSTER MARGUERITE BARRETT 2 1 12 30 60 37511 F236 FOSTER MARTHA REGIN THOMPSON 2 2 8 23 60 23756 F236 FEASTER MARY ELIZABE JOHNSON 2 2 10 10 60 29145 F236 FOSTER MARY ELLA BIRD 2 2 4 26 60 12453 F236 FOSTER OCELIOUS 3ER LOUDON 2 1 6 17 60 16678 F236 FOSTER PAUL EDWARD MAGUIER 1 2 10 21 60 30898 F236 FOSTER PAUL KEVIN ^ WILLIAMS 2 1 8 60 23828 ¥ foSUd * £ (oO F236 FOSTER RAYMOND tsr/ 2 1 4 30 60 12057 F236 FEASTER RAYMOND EDWA JEWELL 1 1 7 8 60 18797 A INDEX OF BIRTHS 1 N MOTHER'S DATE OF BIRTH REGISTERED CODE 1 MAIDEN NAME RACE SEX NUMBER SURNAME T.
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    Kathrin Dräger, Mirjam Schmuck, Germany 319 The German Surname Atlas Project ± Computer-Based Surname Geography Kathrin Dräger Mirjam Schmuck Germany Abstract The German Surname Atlas (Deutscher Familiennamenatlas, DFA) project is presented below. The surname maps are based on German fixed network telephone lines (in 2005) with German postal districts as graticules. In our project, we use this data to explore the areal variation in lexical (e.g., Schröder/Schneider µtailor¶) as well as phonological (e.g., Hauser/Häuser/Heuser) and morphological (e.g., patronyms such as Petersen/Peters/Peter) aspects of German surnames. German surnames emerged quite early on and preserve linguistic material which is up to 900 years old. This enables us to draw conclusions from today¶s areal distribution, e.g., on medieval dialect variation, writing traditions and cultural life. Containing not only German surnames but also foreign names, our huge database opens up possibilities for new areas of research, such as surnames and migration. Due to the close contact with Slavonic languages (original Slavonic population in the east, former eastern territories, migration), original Slavonic surnames make up the largest part of the foreign names (e.g., ±ski 16,386 types/293,474 tokens). Various adaptations from Slavonic to German and vice versa occurred. These included graphical (e.g., Dobschinski < Dobrzynski) as well as morphological adaptations (hybrid forms: e.g., Fuhrmanski) and folk-etymological reinterpretations (e.g., Rehsack < Czech Reåak). *** 1. The German surname system In the German speech area, people generally started to use an addition to their given names from the eleventh to the sixteenth century, some even later.
  • Šiauliai University Faculty of Humanities Department of English Philology

    Šiauliai University Faculty of Humanities Department of English Philology

    ŠIAULIAI UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF HUMANITIES DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH PHILOLOGY RENDERING OF GERMANIC PROPER NAMES IN THE LITHUANIAN PRESS BACHELOR THESIS Research Adviser: Assist. L.Petrulion ė Student: Aist ė Andži ūtė Šiauliai, 2010 CONTENTS INTRODUCTION......................................................................................................................3 1. THE CONCEPTION OF PROPER NAMES.........................................................................5 1.2. The development of surnames.............................................................................................6 1.3. Proper names in Germanic languages .................................................................................8 1.3.1. Danish, Norwegian, Swedish and Icelandic surnames.................................................9 1.3.2. Dutch surnames ..........................................................................................................12 1.3.3. English surnames........................................................................................................13 1.3.4. German surnames .......................................................................................................14 2. NON-LITHUANIAN SURNAMES ORTHOGRAPHY .....................................................16 2.1. The historical development of the problem.......................................................................16 2.2. The rules of transcriptions of non-Lithuanian proper names ............................................22 3. THE USAGE
  • Start Number Name Surname Team City, Country Time 11001 Tommy

    Start Number Name Surname Team City, Country Time 11001 Tommy

    Start number Name Surname Team City, Country Time 11001 Tommy Frølund Jensen Kongens lyngby, Denmark 89:20:46 11002 Emil Boström Lag Nord Linköping, Sweden 98:19:04 11003 Lovisa Johansson Lag Nord Burträsk, Sweden 98:19:02 11005 Maurice Lagershausen Huddinge, Sweden 102:01:54 11011 Hyun jun Lee Korea, (south) republic of 122:40:49 11012 Viggo Fält Team Fält Linköping, Sweden 57:45:24 11013 Richard Fält Team Fält Linköping, Sweden 57:45:28 11014 Rasmus Nummela Rackmannarna Pjelax, Finland 98:59:06 11015 Rafael Nummela Rackmannarna Pjelax, Finland 98:59:06 11017 Marie Zølner Hillerød, Denmark 82:11:49 11018 Niklas Åkesson Mellbystrand, Sweden 99:45:22 11019 Viggo Åkesson Mellbystrand, Sweden 99:45:22 11020 Damian Sulik #StopComplaining Siegen, Germany 101:13:24 11023 Bruno Svendsen Tylstrup, Denmark 74:48:08 11024 Philip Oswald Lakeland, USA 55:52:02 11025 Virginia Marshall Lakefield, Canada 55:57:54 11026 Andreas Mathiasson Backyard Heroes Ödsmål, Sweden 75:12:02 11028 Stine Andersen Brædstrup, Denmark 104:35:37 11030 Patte Johansson Tiger Södertälje, Sweden 80:24:51 11031 Frederic Wiesenbach BB Dahn, Germany 101:21:50 11032 Romea Brugger BB Berlin, Germany 101:22:44 11034 Oliver Freudenberg Heyda, Germany 75:07:48 11035 Jan Hennig Farum, Denmark 82:11:50 11036 Robert Falkenberg Farum, Denmark 82:11:51 11037 Edo Boorsma Sint annaparochie, Netherlands 123:17:34 11038 Trijneke Stuit Sint annaparochie, Netherlands 123:17:35 11040 Sebastian Keck TATSE Gieäen, Germany 104:08:01 11041 Tatjana Kage TATSE Gieäen, Germany 104:08:02 11042 Eun Lee