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Lach or Kapusciarz in Poland

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Deb21Threads: 9 Posts: 12 Joined: Jan 7, 08 ♀	Jan 20, 08, 21:12 #1
How do I go about finding out if there are any Lach's or Kapusciarz in Poland?? Is there a website I can go to?? Thanks

RJ_cdnThreads: - Posts: 323 Joined: Sep 10, 07 ♂	Edited by: RJ_cdn Jan 20, 08, 21:43 #2
herby, its in Polish only There are 8991 Lach's in Poland and, looks like, only 1 Kapusciarz (in krośnieńskie region). Also there are 37 Kapuściarz's, 4 in bielskie, 7 in krakowskie and 26 in nowosądeckie regions.

Rgr	Jan 25, 10, 06:52 #3
Both of these names appeared in ancestral records from the village Odrowaz in southern Poland near Czarny Dunajec. You can view some messages at PolishOrigins - go to polishorigins.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1587#1587

Polonius3Threads: 1,005 Posts: 4,833 Joined: Apr 11, 08 ♂	Jan 25, 10, 08:36 #4
LACH: an old name for Pole, used ia by Ukrainians KAPUŚCIARZ: the cabbage guy (grower, seller, perhaps fancier)

SashaThreads: 2 Posts: 1,597 Joined: Apr 19, 08 ♂	Jan 25, 10, 08:55 #5
Polonius3: LACH: an old name for Pole, used ia by Ukrainians And Russians... literally "an agricole" from old Slavic.

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