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News for the database named, Studer: Doller valley
7 July 2010 - 10:05:22am

Currently there is a single active database on Studerhistory.org named "Doller" database. It is comprised of relatives and descendants of Sebastian Studer (born 8 November 1776, Oberbruck, Haut-Rhin, FRA). These relatives were residents of the Doller valley, located in the Alsace region of France, Haut-Rhin. Some of Sebastians' descendants migrated to Canada. Others migrated further south into the United States of America.
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4 May 2008 - 6:23:43pm

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An old and revered name.
Studer, an old and revered name can be spelled and pronounced in several different ways. The pronunciation was often indicated by the path taken by the migrating family. Or perhaps the disposition and listening skills of the various clerics and clerks who recorded names. The standard spelling is S T U D E R, which is normally pronounced "stew derr" with the accent on the first syllable. In both France and Italy the name is most often spelled the same but pronounced as "stewed air" with an accent on the second syllable. In Germany the name is sometimes spelled S T U T T E R and pronounced "stewt terr" with only slightly more emphasis on the first syllable than on the second.

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Studer Genealogy: Doller.ged
This GEDCOM was created using Ancestral Quest 2002 on 17 June 2008
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