Patrycja19 61 | 2679
4 Nov 2007 / #1
ok I know some know how to find out where surnames come from .. heres the
problem.
I went to antique shop and found some very important war bonds with that name
on it.
I looked it up and according to some cencus in the states, the name is Lith and not
Polish, but I seen it under some people saying they were polish with this name
here.
I want to get these back to the actual family. the only clue that I found was the
Z was changed to H so the name is now Chaponis and no Czaponis. and that was
luck, because under the actual name I only could find one site online , no other clues.
these war bonds are worth money to this family.. the guy who had them was going
to throw them away, and I asked him if I could purchase them ( to return) . he said
sure.
any help would be appreciated big time..
this guys name was anthony and his wife was Martha. that is all I have to go on..
pretty sure both are deceased if these are at antique shop.
so nobody knows if this surname has a different spelling?
czaponis <~polish or lith?
I plan to write to the treasury dept, maybe find out if I cannot find or locate the
next of kin that what is the next course of action with these war bonds..
problem.
I went to antique shop and found some very important war bonds with that name
on it.
I looked it up and according to some cencus in the states, the name is Lith and not
Polish, but I seen it under some people saying they were polish with this name
here.
I want to get these back to the actual family. the only clue that I found was the
Z was changed to H so the name is now Chaponis and no Czaponis. and that was
luck, because under the actual name I only could find one site online , no other clues.
these war bonds are worth money to this family.. the guy who had them was going
to throw them away, and I asked him if I could purchase them ( to return) . he said
sure.
any help would be appreciated big time..
this guys name was anthony and his wife was Martha. that is all I have to go on..
pretty sure both are deceased if these are at antique shop.
so nobody knows if this surname has a different spelling?
czaponis <~polish or lith?
I plan to write to the treasury dept, maybe find out if I cannot find or locate the
next of kin that what is the next course of action with these war bonds..