neizvestnoy s familii suprugov

04:34 May 3, 2012
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Social Sciences - Genealogy / marriage record
Russian term or phrase: neizvestnoy s familii suprugov
This comes from an 1881 marriage certificate, written in Russian, in what is now Poland. The wife is described as "Agneshka Mochybrodovaya, vdova, doch' Andreya i Varvary neizvestnoy s familii suprugov Danelov." Does this mean the mother's maiden name is unknown, but the couple's married name was Danelov? If so, my problems is this: In this same woman's 1894 death certificate, she is described as the daughter of Andrzhey Skrzhipchak and Barbarba "s Danilov." Any ideas on this one?
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svetlana cosquéric
1just an idea: married for the second time, first husband's last name was Danilov?
Maksym Nevzorov


  

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just an idea: married for the second time, first husband's last name was Danilov?


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Maksym Nevzorov
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Explanation:
Варвара Неизвестная - девичья фамилия
в супружестве - Данилова

http://www.onomastikon.ru/proishogdenie-familii-neizvestnyiy...

maiden name - Neizvestnaya



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Note added at 2 hrs (2012-05-03 06:58:32 GMT)
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или ДанEлова, так как Данилов скорее всего будет - Danilov

svetlana cosquéric
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