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Sites in which the primary focus is the etymology of a surname and its variants, a one-name study or organization, relevant genealogy, or an associated family history.

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• Zegen
• Zevgolis

Resources in This Category

• Zacuto

  http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/z/a/c/Nina-Rebecca-Zacuto/index.html
  Descendants of Abraham Zacuto, mapmaker for Christopher Columbus, as compiled by Nina Rebecca Zacuto, CA USA. Branches spread across Turkey, Amsterdam, Israel, Argentina, Brazil and the USA.

• Zaenger, Zänger and Zenger Roots

  http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/z/a/e/Ian-C-Zaenger/index.html
  Tracing the lineage that emigrated from Switzerland to Alsace about 1690, arriving USA pre 1854. includes surnames Conold, Dunbar, Feuer, Frazier, Hirtzel, Jung, Kaemph, McKee, Onold, Peter, Propheter, Treuschel and Walter.

• Zahringer Family

  http://zahringer.yolasite.com/
  Ancestral history of Wendelin and Mary Zahringer of Calument County, Wisconsin USA. Includes the Zimmers lineage of Freidenburg, Germany.

• Zalewski

  http://www.zalewskifamily.net/
  Name resource center, including facility to add research interests and associated links.

• Zaluska-Zaluski

  http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/z/a/l/Theodore-M-Zaluski/index.html
  Descendants of Maciej Zaluska circa 1823-1888; compiled by Ted Zaluski.

• Zeisset: Washington DC

  http://home.earthlink.net/~zeisset/
  Ancestral history from Germany to the USA, compiled by Paul Zeisset. Includes spelling variations of Zeiset, Zeisert and Zeissett.

• Zelek: Tracing Our Heritage

  http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~zelek/
  Family history compiled by Mark Clarence and Cheryl Ann Zelek, Cary, NC USA. Includes surnames Andrzejek, Assemani, Bresbois, Bukowicz, Goryl, Graham, Hellenger, Keder, Stach, Zebarah and Zibari.

• Zellner

  http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~zellner/
  German-American ancestral research including spelling variations of Zoellner, Zollner, Zelner and Sellner. Compiled by Michele H Mills.

• Zemel

  http://www.zemel.org/
  Family history, pedigree, records and photographs.

• Zeth

  http://www.bobhudson.com/zeth/
  Descendants of John Ulrich Zeth 1758-1820, from Bellings, Germany to Claysburg, Blair County, Pennsylvania. Compiled by Bob Hudson, San Diego, California.

• Zigelboim, Krotman and Kamm Families

  http://www.krotman.co.il/
  History, pedigree, photographs and associated information pertaining to the family roots in Rejoweic, Lublin, Poland. Site is available in both Hebrew and English. Extended family tree includes over 27,000 names.

• Zopp Family

  http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~azopp/
  Researching the lineage which settled in Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia USA. Includes information on the village of Zopp, a suburb of Alsdorf, Germany.

• Zouche, Castle La

  http://castlelazouche.bravepages.com/
  Single name study including the variants La Zouch, Zouch, Sutch, Syche, Souche, Souch, Suche, Sooch, Soache, Soach, Shuck, Shucks, Chuck and Chucks. Lady of the castle is Jill Van Der Reyden.

• Zsedeny

  http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~jzed/home.htm
  Family history of Garnett Joe Zsedeny. Includes census, church and newspaper records, and ahnentafels for Newell, Zedney and Shaw.

• Zuber

  http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~zuber/
  Family lineage of Craig and Cheri Zuber. Includes photographs, pedigree charts, tombstone information, family tree and guest book.

• Zwieners of Texas

  http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/p/o/r/James-Porterfield/index.html
  Ancestral research including surnames Herreras, Porterfields, Pawvliks and Rodriguez. Compiled by Kelly Lee Zwiener Porterfield.

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