Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2011 8:34 pm
Post subject: Parypiński and Parypa
Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2012 10:59 pm
Post subject: Re: Parypiński and Parypa
| Magroski49 wrote: |
| Hi, all
If anyone out there has Prof. Rymutz book, I would like you to check what does it say about these surnames. They were mainly found around Ciechanów area. At least one record states 'Parypinski vel Paryppa'. In my humble opinion, it seems both surnames have the same roots. I am aware of the -ski suffixes. Pozdrawiam, Gilberto |
I don't have the book you are asking about, however I did some research on my genealogy tree and I have some information I can share with you. I found ONLY ONE Parypa family, they all related I think....
Contact me if you want to know more I will be more than happy to exchange some information with you Im pretty much sure we are related.... ))
Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2012 6:01 am
Post subject: Re: Parypiński and Parypa
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Hello.... My name is Chris.... Chris Parypa I don't have the book you are asking about, however I did some research on my genealogy tree and I have some information I can share with you. I found ONLY ONE Parypa family, they all related I think....
Aint such a thing as PARYPINSKI ... SKI has nothing to do with our VERY not Polish last name. I was born in Poland btw, moved to USA long time a go Contact me if you want to know more I will be more than happy to exchange some information with you Im pretty much sure we are related.... ))
you can find me on facebook.com/chrisparypa Or my website: www.chrisparypa.com |
Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2012 3:04 pm
Post subject: Re: Parypiński and Parypa
| Magroski49 wrote: | ||
Hi, I don't carry this surname. I was looking for this information to help a friend. I have just sent her your message. Pozdrawiam, Gilberto Magroski |
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