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RADICHEL RADUCHEL RADUECHEL RADICKEL and other forms of name

yorose1  (View posts) Posted: 17 Oct 2009 2:37AM GMT
Classification: Query
Edited: 18 Oct 2009 1:08PM GMT
Surnames: RADICHEL, RADUCHEL, RADUECHEL, RADICKEL, RADICAL, RADACHEL
My maiden name was Radichel. I have been trying to trace my family back to Pommern / Prussia / Germany. I can find some Radichels on ship lists, but cannot find any reference to a Radichel living in Pommern during the 1800's. I have several questions. Is it possible that all of the names I listed in the subject line are all forms of the same name? It is possible that the individual was illiterate and therefore only pronounced his name? I imagine that the German pronunciation was spelled differently by each emigration or immigration official. Hence so many different spellings. Have you had any experience with connecting these forms of the name? I counted at least 12 possible spellings for the same name. I strongly feel they are all related, but cannot find any proof at all. If you have researched any of the names above, have you actually been able to find records of the person before they entered the US so that the spelling of their name can be verified?
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yorose1 17 Oct 2009 2:37AM GMT 
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halpark 3 Jun 2012 10:38PM GMT 
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