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Lopatowski Family crest


Tonylopat 1 | 2
23 Jan 2016 #1
Does anyone have a pic of the Lopatowski coat of arms or family crest? Thank you
Chemikiem
2 Feb 2016 #2
Are you sure there is a Lopatowski coat of arms/crest?
I have looked at many different websites and absolutely nothing comes up unfortunately.
OP Tonylopat 1 | 2
2 Feb 2016 #3
Thank you so much for taking the time to research this. I also have been unable to find anything myself Thanks again
Polonius3 994 | 12,367
2 Feb 2016 #4
Lopatowski

There is nothing for Łopatowski as such but many similarly rooted surnames did have gentry in their ranks including Łopacki, Łopato, Łopatacki, Łopatecki. Łopatka, Łopatko and Łopatyński.
Chemikiem
2 Feb 2016 #5
many similarly rooted surnames

The OP doesn't say if his ancestors emigrated, but it's entirely possible that any original surname may have been wrongly recorded at the country of destination, if they did indeed emigrate. Could possibly be one of your suggestions.

What I did find is that it is also a Hungarian surname.
Polonius3 994 | 12,367
2 Feb 2016 #6
also a Hungarian surname

Are you referring to Łopatowski?
Chemikiem
3 Feb 2016 #7
Lopatowski.
I found quite a few old obituary records for Hungarians with that surname.
Forgot that the OP probably means Łopatowski, so no doubt I've caused confusion now!
Polonius3 994 | 12,367
3 Feb 2016 #8
Hungarians with that surname.

Surnames should not confused with ethnicity. There are 100% Poles with names liek Schultz, Bardini, Ferenc and Romanow, Germans named Nowak, Kaminski nd Lewandowski, Frenchmen named Pikuta, Mazurek, Orsini, Glauber and Jews with any of the above. The fact that some Hungarian is named Łopatowski (I doubt if he'd have a slash through the letter Ł) does not make it a Hunagrian name.
rozumiemnic 8 | 3,862
3 Feb 2016 #9
Lopatowski - what a fine name. One of our students had that name, I think he was from the Gorzow area.
Dark capital L I should have said.
OP Tonylopat 1 | 2
3 Feb 2016 #10
Thank you for all your input. My Grandmothers Name was Anastazja Lopatowski, born in Rokszyce, Poland. Feb 9, 1921. And put into a camp in Germany when she was 17-18 yrs old.

She came the United States Oct 29.1951. My father was born in Germany 1944 Dec 31


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