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Family Tacheny Belgium

Gillet Jean Claude (View posts)
Posted: 14 Mar 2001 2:20PM GMT
Hello Jude,
I have very interesting informations for you.
Can you me communicate your postal address?
Thank you. So long

Jean Claude Gillet BELGIUM.

Re: Family Tacheny Belgium

Paul Tacheny (View posts)
Posted: 12 Dec 2002 1:33AM GMT
Classification: Query
Hello,
I happened to read your message and was just curious if you had any information on the Tacheny ancestary. I was told by my grandparents that our desendants were from Belgium, but have not verified it as of yet.

Thank you,
Paul Tacheny
Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA

Re: Family Tacheny Belgium

Posted: 13 Dec 2002 1:51PM GMT
Classification: Query
Edited: 25 Aug 2005 3:15PM GMT
Surnames: Summers, Shaw, Thiry, Tacheny, Bever, Wurm, Resch, Stoffel
Hello Paul,
I have a tremendous amount on the Tacheny's in Minnesota. If your name is Tacheny and you live in eastern or southeastern MN you are most likely related to one family that migrated between 1882-1889 from Belgium. Feel free to contact me at Chrisinhouston@kingwoodcable.com if you like. I would like to inquire as to how you are related, i.e parents, g.parents gg.parents, etc. My data lists 4 individuals named Paul Tacheny, so I am curious if I already have you listed or not!

Re: Family Tacheny Belgium

David Tacheny (View posts)
Posted: 9 Feb 2005 11:13AM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: tacheny
I thought I would share some research I have put together between past-down stories from my father, and the Internet. I published them on www.surnameweb.org below is
the link

To the best of my studies and research:

Tacheny is a derivative from Walloon language for "From Aachen” in the Belgium area known as Wallonia specifically Liege.


The name Wallonia is related to the name Wales, as the old Germanic term Walh simply means "stranger". Both Wallonia and Wales are regions where a "strange" (i.e. non-Germanic) language and culture exist. Wallachia in Romania has a similar derivation. The term Walloon' was also used in the late 18th and the 19th century to refer to French-speakers who migrated to the Netherlands, e.g. 'Walloon parishes' in Dutch province of Nederlands-Limburg.

If anyone can find a better history please e-mail me

David Tacheny
Seattle WA. USA
Surnames and Variants: tacheny

http://www.surnameweb.org/scripts/data/database.cgi?
file=swlink&report=norigin&surname=Tacheny

Re: Family Tacheny Belgium

Posted: 24 Apr 2007 8:09PM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: Tacheny
Please let me know what information you have on Tacheny Sur Name.

Re: Family Tacheny Belgium

Posted: 6 Jan 2008 2:43AM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: TACHENY/BEVER?THIRY
Hello David and evryone else searching for the surname Tacheny, I am married to Ronald W. Tacheny and have done extensive research on the Tacheny family tree. I would love to collaborate with other researchers and share information as well as receive information where mine has "holes". I am also interested in communication with any Tacheny researchers in Belgium and Luxwemburd regarding the Tacheny family. You can reach me under monika@quixnet.net

Happy New Year!!!

Re: Family Tacheny Belgium

Posted: 19 Sep 2010 1:07PM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: Tacheny, Bever, Thiry, Resch, Koosmann, etc.
I have been researching the Tacheny family for many years. I live in St. Paul, MN, and was married to James David Tacheny for 20 years. My father-in-law was James Jerome Tacheny.
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