The drach Surname
drach Name Meaning and History
- German: from Middle High German trache, drache ‘dragon’, hence probably a habitational name for someone who lived at a house distinguished by the sign of a dragon, or a nickname for someone with a fierce or fiery temperament.
- Jewish (Ashkenazic): ornamental adoption of 1.
- Polish: possibly of German origin (see 1).
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
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Threads: 24 - Messages: 114
| Thread | Author | Replies |
| Drach (Dracz) Family History | Christine M. Drach Mattioli | 14 |
| i thought i was the only DRACH | melissa drach | 18 |
| Info on Samuel Drach from Wojnilow |
 BruceDrake100
| 3 |
| Drach= fiery temperment? yep, thats my family |
addiedrach40
| 0 |
| John "Adam" Drach, B 1765 |
Firstmate34
| 0 |
| Johanna Helen Drach | Frank Lewanovich | 0 |
| DRACH of Akron, Summit Co. OH or Pittsburgh, PA | Douglas Garman | 0 |
| Drach & Shippar |
BruceDrake100
| 0 |
| Drach-Schacter-Geller-Susser-Wojnilow |
BruceDrake100
| 0 |
| Adam DRACH, 1850-1909 m. Ella Arnott |
drach5
| 6 |
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