[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Fw: Zahnbrecher

[Richard Benert]

The name, "Zahnbrecher", is interesting.  Literally, it means
"toothbreaker".  Were there any dentists in this family long ago?
Unfortunately, the name isn't listed in my "Grosse Buch der Familien Namen.

Incidentally, if anyone is interested in having me look up a family name in
this book, let me know.  Don't be too hopeful, however.  Lots of names
aren't in it.  For those that are, the book gives hints about its derivation
and (possible?) meaning.

Dick
-----Original Message-----
From: Jim & Muriel Gambrel <jgambrel at mts.net>
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Date: Thursday, November 01, 2001 9:28 PM
Subject: [Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Fw: Zahnbrecher


>Natalie
>There are a few  "Zahnbrecher" listed in the Mormon site
>www.familysearch.org
>On the first page, click on "SEARCH"
>On the next page type in the surname, and the names will come up. None
>are
>from Odessa, most from Pfalz, and one from Prussia
>
>Muriel
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