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Traxel, Trexel, Trexler, Trissler, Trostle, Troxel and Similar Surnames Beginning with the Letters T and D Found in the Early Records of Georgia, Indi (Paperback)
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Traxel, Trexel, Trexler, Trissler, Trostle, Troxel and Similar Surnames Beginning with the Letters T and D Found in the Early Records of Georgia, Indi (Paperback)
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The similar pronunciation of the T and the D at the beginning of
German surnames creates an interchangeable sound, making it
imperative for family history researchers to check the records of
surnames beginning with each of those letters. While searching for
Trexler family records, the author was able to identify 173
families with identical of similar surnames. The greatest variation
in the subject surname spellings was found in 18th century records,
which are the focus of this work. By the early 19th century,
families and individuals had developed a pattern of consistent use
of their chosen surname spelling. The purpose of this work is to
help individuals researching these and similar surnames to identify
target individuals easily, regardless of the surname changes that
resulted as the family evolved. Therefore, this work does not
include extensive family histories, but it does give actual source
records from which 173 individual family units have been
documented. A researcher interested in a particular individual or
family unit will be able to quickly eliminate a great deal of
background research, and he or she can concentrate on the
particular geographic area in which the individual is found and the
variations in surname spellings under which they are found.
Supplemental sections in this book include cemetery, census,
church, chancery, city directory, probate, wills, distributions,
immigration, deeds, land, tax records, marriage records,
Revolutionary War, War of 1812, militia records, newspaper
references and miscellaneous records which did not fit into one of
the previously defined groups. They include both published and
non-published sources with all variations of the subject surnames.
They are grouped under each heading by geographic locality,
followed by the name of the record, and then by the name of the
individual in the record. There is a full name index as well as a
general index.
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