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Re: First CONRAD in U.S.A.
Posted by: Dean Gernon	Date: May 08, 1999 at 15:32:46
In Reply to: First CONRAD in U.S.A. by Benoīt CONRAD	of 2146

People are forgetting that a very early form of Conrad was Coonradt or Conradt. Heinrich Coonradt came to America from the Palatinate in 1712. He settled in Rensselaerwick in 1734. Willheim and Philipp Coonradt came to America
in 1727 and also settled in Rensselaerwick. Some of their descendants retained the spelling and some became Conrad. And some became Coonrod.

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