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From: "Barbara Leak" <>
Subject: Re: [OLD-GERMAN] Landschoepf & Schultheis
Date: Thu, 7 Aug 2003 21:35:03 -0700
References: <003901c35c93$67ef74c0$88d20ccf@pavilion>

Many thanks to Don Watson and Gunter Hille for their translations.

Barbara


----- Original Message -----
> Can someone please explain the meaning of the following two words:
> Landschoepf
> Schultheis
> I am studying the history of a family that lived in northern Germany, at
the mouth of the Elbe River, in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
> Thank you.
> Barbara

This thread:

• [OLD-GERMAN] Landschoepf & Schultheis by "Barbara Leak" <>
  • Re: [OLD-GERMAN] Landschoepf & Schultheis by "Don Watson" <>
    • Re: [OLD-GERMAN] translation interpretation please by "CJ Lisa" <>
      • [OLD-GERMAN] meaning of name by "The De Long Family" <>
        • RE: [OLD-GERMAN] meaning of name by "Irene Peters" <>
          • Re: [OLD-GERMAN] meaning of name by "The De Long Family" <>
          • Re: [OLD-GERMAN] meaning of name by Laura DePaolis <>
        • Re: [OLD-GERMAN] meaning of name by "Tomi Brezovec" <>
        • Re: [OLD-GERMAN] meaning of name by
      • RE: [OLD-GERMAN] translation interpretation please by "Irene Peters" <>
        • Re: [OLD-GERMAN] translation interpretation please by "CJ Lisa" <>
          • RE: [OLD-GERMAN] translation interpretation please by "Irene Peters" <>
            • Re: [OLD-GERMAN] translation interpretation please by "CJ Lisa" <>
              • RE: [OLD-GERMAN] translation interpretation please by "Irene Peters" <>
      • Re: [OLD-GERMAN] translation interpretation please by "Tilman Brandl" <>

  • Re: [OLD-GERMAN] Landschoepf & Schultheis by "Barbara Leak" <>