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Re: First CONRAD in U.S.A.
Posted by: Erik P. Conard	Date: December 05, 1998 at 16:14:22
In Reply to: Re: First CONRAD in U.S.A. by Wayne Price	of 2146

Woolery is a corrupted form of Ulrich.
The Pendleton Co CONRAD family
includes some who went west and took
the name COONROD. I taught school
with one of them, Guy, from Girard, KS.
The CONRAD families, as a rule, have no
connection to the CONARD, CUNARD
families, who mostly come from a 1683
immigrant named Thones Kunders who
helped found Germantown, PA. I have
about 40 years on this group and over
30,000 names in my data base. I have
collected various CONRAD families as a
means to sort out non-kin and to pick up
misspelled families' names Erik Conard

Followups:

Re: First CONRAD in U.S.A. Mary Duncombe 7/30/01
- Re: First CONRAD in U.S.A. Erik P Conard 7/30/01
Re: First CONRAD in U.S.A. Erin S. 3/02/01
- Re: First CONRAD in U.S.A. Erik P Conard 3/02/01
Re: First CONRAD in U.S.A. David Denham Hill 7/06/00
Re: First CONRAD in U.S.A. Georgia 7/05/00
- Re: First CONRAD in U.S.A. Erik P Conard 7/05/00
Re: First CONRAD in U.S.A. Ernie Munshower 4/21/99 (0)

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