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Greetings Wrobel surname


LoriAnn  
9 Aug 2007 /  #1
I have been trying to trace my family history and I am looking for help. I don't know much about my heritage because it was never spoken about while I was growing up. What I do know is my father is 100% Polish. His mother and father divorced when he was 3 and remarried. My last name is Wrobel which doesn't seem to be a polish name but I could be wrong. Where can I find information about my name and when my ancestors left Poland? I would appreciate any help. Thanks!
glowa 1 | 291  
9 Aug 2007 /  #2
Wrobel or Wróbel? means sparrow, very Polish word and not an uncommon surname
Karima 3 | 50  
9 Aug 2007 /  #3
Wróbel can be polish, people living nealry my family in poland have the same surneame
Zgubiony 15 | 1,553  
9 Aug 2007 /  #4
There's Agata Wrobel :) She was a PL bodybuilder.
slwkk 2 | 228  
9 Aug 2007 /  #5
Polish weightlifter :-)
Zgubiony 15 | 1,553  
9 Aug 2007 /  #6
...I'm sure it builds her body up too ;)
but....yes, you're right.
Krzysztof 2 | 973  
9 Aug 2007 /  #7
if your surname is Wróbel, then it's a very popular one here, with about 50,000 Polish citizens named Wróbel, it ranked (3 years ago) at 26th place in frequency (no. 1 is Nowak with 200,000 people)
OP LoriAnn  
11 Aug 2007 /  #8
wow, I was surprised to say the least and a bit lifted to know it is a Polish name . After reading the replies, it triggered a memory of my father once telling me that Wrobel meant sparrow. I appreciate the information. Thank you.

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