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Tadday/Taddey

Tadday/Taddey

Posted: 4 Jan 2003 6:30PM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: Taddey, Tadday, Taday, Tadaj, Tadey, Rossmannek, Lischewski, Papajewski, Littwin, Jerosch, Wilkop
Look for pasons in the world which have these names

Re: Tadday/Taddey

Alex Taday (View posts)
Posted: 11 Aug 2003 12:34AM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: Taday/Tadaj
Hello Andre:

I am a TADAY and my last name at one point was TADAJ. Anything you want to know?

Alex

Re: Tadday/Taddey

Andre Taddey (View posts)
Posted: 14 Nov 2003 9:45PM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: Tadday/Taddey/Taday/Tadaj
I am looking for theses names in all the world. Please send me an e-mail that we have a communication about the relatives an ancestors.

Re: Tadday/Taddey

Posted: 1 Feb 2004 3:58AM GMT
Classification: Query
Edited: 11 Mar 2004 10:10PM GMT
Could there have been a miss spelling of Taddey?I am looking for info on Taddei.That is how the family name is spelled.Can you help?

Re: Tadday/Taddey

Marcelo Tadday (View posts)
Posted: 6 Mar 2004 3:04AM GMT
Classification: Query
I'm a Tadday from Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.

Re: Tadday/Taddey

Kelly Tadday (View posts)
Posted: 16 May 2004 11:48AM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: TADDAY
Hi my name is Kelly Tadday and im from Aus. My grandads name is Fred Tadday and is from Germany.I have a heap of aunts and uncles . I dont really know a great deal about my ancestors. If anyone has any info on the name Tadday it would be great to learn more

Re: Tadday/Taddey

Posted: 30 Jun 2007 2:09PM GMT
Classification: Query
Hi Kelly
Taday = Thaday, Thadaj (in Latin). It is polish first name Tadeusz.
In 1382 village Tadajewo was owned by Tadeusz (Thadaj). He is signed on a document dated 1382 as “Tadeius haeres de Thadajo”. In the German transcription of the surnames very often were used dauble "d".
When polish surnames arrived,it was common among the Polish gentry of mid-16th century to add the suffix “-ski” or "-wski" to the name of the village they owned. The surname could be altered at inheriting, acquiring by marriage or in another way, lease, lien of new villages, or even formed from a step-father’s estate.
My surname derrived from the acestors who owned the village Tadajewo. Persons of the surname Taday, Tadaj, Taddey in my oppinion derived from the persons (side lines of Tadajewski) who could not add -"wski" caused not owned the land that time (XVI century). I have got one line persons of the name Thaddey (evangelical parish Strasburg (now Brodnica, Poland))who changed name to Tadajewski.
Best wishes
Andrzej Tadajewski

Re: Tadday/Taddey

Posted: 30 Nov 2007 6:33PM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: Papajewski
I found name Papajewski - civil record's books from the years 1940-42, Manchenguth (Prussia) now Manki (Poland).
Andrzej Tadajewski

Re: Tadday/Taddey

Posted: 18 Dec 2007 4:55PM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: Wirth Kundt Ostrowsky
My Great Grandmother was named Elsbeth Taddey, she was married to Emil Wirth in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Eslbeth's Father was named August Taddey and her mother Theresa Ostrosky. Elsbeth had 1 Son, my grandfather Walter Arthur Wirth bon in 1909. Good luck, keep in touch
Adam E. Wirth
AEWIRTH@aol.com

Re: Tadday/Taddey

Posted: 28 Jan 2009 9:15PM GMT
Classification: Query
Hello,
I am looking for some more information on our family that came from Germany to a small town in Sask. Canada in 1891. My Great-Great Grandfathers last name was spelled Tadei and I am thinking that that was probably changed along the way. I have some information from the Census that they came from Huelich/Heueliche Germany. The came with three other families; Malinowski's, Grolla's and Zaloga's. Julius and his wife Wilhelmine Dunkowski had 11 children, five born in Germany and the rest in Rosthern, Sask. My great grandfather Albert was born in 1898.
If anyone has info on where they came from etc. that would help. Since Tadei is not a popular name the Tadday's and Taddey's and Tadei's are probably all from the same area in Germany.
Thanks
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