Brucker Family from Bukovina

<x-charset iso-8859-1>First many thanks to cousin Bruce for his time, effort, extensive knowledge
and brilliance in bringing up the Czernowitz Group. (Bruce did I cover
everything the way you said I should?)

Thanks to Bruce, we have found the connection of our Brucker family in the
U. S. to many other Brucker families as well as Bruce's. Bruce researched
his family and found all our early Brucker ancestors from the late 1700's
and in the 1800's came from Radautz, Bukovina, now Radauti, Romania.

We are aware of many intermarriages with other families throughout the old
Bukovina, so the Czernowitz Group members may come up with more family
members from our Brucker family or we may have some family members of yours.

You can see a web site on our Brucker family at:
http://dependencylaw.com/brucker.html
or
http://bruckerfamily.net/

and you can see the many other family names we are searching for in the
"Other family Names" link:

http://dependencylaw.com/other_families.htm

Please let us know if you have any connections.


Shel Brucker
email: shel_at_digitalinsight.info <mailto:shel_at_digitialinsight.info>
web site: www.BruckerFamily.net <http://www.bruckerfamily.net/>

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Researching:
BRUCKER, FELLER, GRAUBART, GARTNER, KLEIN from Radautz & Bukowina,
Romania/Ukraine, and in Brassov, Budapest and Bucharest, Hungary and St.
Paul MN
BRUCKER, HAGUENAUER from Paris, France
GREENBERG, GRUNBERG, GRIINBERG AND GERTLER from Lodz, Poland and St. Paul,
MN
ZILBERBERG in Poland
BERCOVITZ in St. Paul, MN, Los Angeles and Hungary?
WEINERT from Brassov, Romania/Hungary



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Received on 2002-06-18 07:45:58