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luk   
28 Jan 2008
Genealogy / Przybyla and Lorenz Family Names [14]

My great-grandfather was Przybyla from Kroscienko Wyzne. My great-great-grandfather Ignacy's (born in 1876) sister emigrated to USA, thier father was propably Jakub Przybyla.
luk   
28 Jan 2008
Genealogy / Zychowski, Kozubal and Przybyla Families [6]

Related: John Shebilla (Przybyla) - finding out about my grandfather

I knew your grandpa John Shebilla. He was my mom's brother. Are you a bland child?
Your name is not Polish, unless it's modified. Maybe Przybyła?

PRZYBY£A: A small group of Polish surnames have been formed from the past tense of different verbs, and this is one of them. Literally it means 'she has arrived'. For some reason most are in the feminine, although Przybył (masculine) and Przybyło (neuter) are also ecnoutnered. This particular name would have typically been a nickname given to a newcomer to a given village.

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I have a great deal of genealogy information about Shebilla (Sheblia/Sheblio) from LaSalle.