Naše rodina

Rodokmen rodin (Genealogy of families) Prause, Špunda, Smička, Nevrlý, Bernát, Dočkal.

Smička, Smičková, Špundová, Špunda, Smyčková, Smyčka, Coufalová, Coufal, Nevrlá, Nevrlý, Prause, Prausová, Prauseová, Bernátová, Bernát, Martinková, Martinek, Martínková, Dočkalová, Dočkal, Grunta, Gruntová, Hlaviznová, Hlavizna, Navrátilová, Navrátil

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Marilyn Simmons Family Tree

Marilyn Simmons Family Tree is a standard site with approximately 16.000 individuals and growing. Focused on Bermuda Island families.

de Belgeonne Val

FAmily tree of de Belgeonne Val family

Badgujar Family tree

Family generation information about Badgujar (बड़गूजर)/ Bargujar (बरगूजर) Badgujar (वड़गूजर) is gotra of Jats in Haryana and in Uttar Pradesh. They are also found in Brahmans, Rajputs, Meos etc. James Tod places it in the list of Thirty Six Royal Races.
The Gurjars/Gujjars were no doubt a remarkable people spread from Kashmir to Gujarat and Maharashtra, who gave an identity to Gujarat, established kingdoms, entered the Rajput groups as the dominant lineage of Badgujar

Généalogie du Pays Gallo (Morbihan, Ille-et-Vilaine / Bretagne)

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Généalogie Laithier - Lecompte

Généalogie des familles Laithier et Lecompte.

Lato-Sobolewski Family Tree

The Lato family consisted of four brothers and a sister who originated from Lubartów, a town in the Lublin Voivodship in eastern Poland.  The brothers all immigrated to the United States and settled in Thorp, Wisconsin while the sister immigrated to Saskatchewan, Canada. Six generations and over 1000 individuals later, the descendants of those 5 siblings are spread across the United States and a few other countries.

The Sobolewski family consisted of seven brothers and four sisters who originated from Kolbuszowa, a small town in the Subcarpathian Voivodship of Poland. Two of the brothers immigrated to the United States, one to Thorp, Wisconsin the other to Chicago, Illinois.  The descendants of those two brothers make up 4 generations and over 60 individuals, while little is known of the nine other family members who stayed in Poland. 

This tree consists of over 1200 individuals. The most common surnames are Abramczak, Grabowski, Kmieciak, Kosik, Krzyzanowski, Langeberg, Lato, Lewien, Sobolewski