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Uzin family name

Elina Uzin (View posts)
Posted: 20 Jan 2000 8:43PM GMT
I am looking for any members of Uzin family.
My family is from Gomel, Belorussia. I think
that the family name came from Spain or Portugal.
If you have any information, please, let me
know. Thank you very much!

Sincerely,
Elina Uzin

Uzin Family name

Kathy Banyas (View posts)
Posted: 27 Jun 2000 9:50AM GMT
My mother's family on her father's side had the Uzin family name. I beleive they came from the Zaragosa region of spain. They moved to La Paz Bolivia in the late 1800's -- I will post further information once I verify it regarding the Uzin name.

Re: Uzin Family name

Posted: 9 May 2009 10:48AM GMT
Classification: Query
I am from La Paz Bolivia, as far as I know the first Uzin that came to Bolivia did it near in 1800 from apparently the Vasc Country of Spain. I also found a town in Czech Republic called Uzin. If you have any further information or want to make contact with me send a mail.

QUERY: UZIN family name variations - use wild cards to research

Posted: 13 Jun 2009 3:17AM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: UZIN, USINSKAS
I am researching a similar name and found out how many variations there are. Maybe UZIN is a shortened (Anglicized or Americanized) form of one of the Russian or Lithuanian or Polish names.

I am working on a Lithuanian surname, USINSKAS, probably from the area occupied by Russia. Apparently these are alternate spellings - those ending in "-as" are Lithuanian, the others Polish or Russian.

USINKY
USINKI
UZINKI
UZINKY
UZINSRI (1910 census in Indiana, probably mistranscribed "r" for "k")
USINSKI
UZINSKI (1910 census in Ohio)
USINSZKI
UZINSZKI
USINSKI
UZINSKY (1910 census in Chicago)
USINSZKY
UZINSZKY
USENSKI (1910 census in PA)
USENZIK (1910 census in PA)
UZENSKI (1910 census in PA)
USINSKAS (grave monument at St. Casimir Cemetery, Chicago)
UZINSKAS (1910 census in New Haven, CT)
UZANSKAS (1910 census in New Haven, CT)
USENSKAS (1910 census in Essex NJ)
UZENAS (1910 census in Oklahoma)
USENSKY (1910 census in Oneida, NY)
UZENWSKI (1910 census in Massachusetts)

It looks awful, but if you use the * wildcard, it's not so bad - you just have to run separate searches for US versus UZ, and for each vowel (example: USEN* and USIN* and USAN*)

Here is what wildcard searches look like. You can use them on Ancestry's community boards (like this one) or over in the general search area (which leads to the census, etc.)

USIN*
USEN*
USAN*

UZIN*
UZEN*
UZAN*


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