The finder Surname
finder Name Meaning and History
German: from Middle High German vinder ‘inventor’, possibly
a nickname for a teller of tall stories or a person of great
ingenuity.
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
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Threads: 19 - Messages: 38
| Thread | Author | Replies |
| Finger in Berlin, Germany |
 WGFGER
| 0 |
| Sarah Finder 1826 IN |
withersjr
| 1 |
| Fred, married Anna Dormady |
jimbettyfinder
| 1 |
| Finder URL | David Rudge | 3 |
| Charles Finder |
gonion
| 10 |
| Jewish Finders from Grabowo, Poland |
jtlenius
| 0 |
| Looking for Thomas Guy West born 1946.. |
BarbaraCampbell97
| 0 |
| Lilian Finder and Bammie Finder | Judy Warnock | 1 |
| ROBERT JENKINS | AL SNYDER | 0 |
| West |
racin88
| 0 |
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