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Subject: Re: [ENYART] Surname Origin
Date: Sat, 23 Apr 2005 12:26:23 EDT

I was told that ENYART and ENYEART are dialectically altered forms of the
German surname Enhardt. Over ten centuries ago Enhardt originated as
"Eigen-Hardt" meaning that the progenitor was "strong as an oak tree."

Lynn Cook

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• Re: Surname Origin by
  • Surname Origin by "Gerre Byrd" <>
    • Re: [ENYART] Surname Origin by "Blacksnake" <>
      • RE: [ENYART] Surname Origin by "Gerre Byrd" <>
        • Re: [ENYART] Surname Origin by "Blacksnake" <>
          • RE: [ENYART] Surname Origin by "Gerre Byrd" <>
          • Wilhelm ENGERT & Catherine by "Gerre Byrd" <>
            • Re: [ENYART] Wilhelm ENGERT & Catherine by "Linda Thompson" <>
              • RE: [ENYART] Wilhelm ENGERT & Catherine by "Gerre Byrd" <>
                • William Enyeart by "Linda Thompson" <>
                  • RE: [ENYART] William Enyeart by "Gerre Byrd" <>
      • BELGIUM by "Gerre Byrd" <>
        • Re: [ENYART] BELGIUM by "Blacksnake" <>
          • RE: [ENYART] BELGIUM by "Scott & Katie Waggoner" <>
        • Re: [ENYART] BELGIUM by "Linda Thompson" <>
        • Belgium by robert harrison <>
  • In search of another CHARLES by "Gerre Byrd" <>
  • Re: [ENYART] Re: Surname Origin by "Sara Powell" <>

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