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Some basic checking shows that this surname seems to have some British Cornish origin. Also, in mythology, it seems to derive from the Greek (winged lion with bird beak).
It can come from the Anglo-Saxons that settled in Ireland, those freed in England and is a popular Jewish surname
Originating during the Visigothic era of Spanish history, the proud and noble Velez surname is first recorded in Castile, though other researchers say Cantabria. While the origin is disputed, it may derive from the Basque word that means "raven". Alternately, it may also derive from Roman roots in the Latin word "vigilia", meaning "a watchman" or "someone who keeps vigilant".
Surnames often derive from given names. The given name "Ebenezer" is from the Hebrew language, meaning "stone of help, rock of help".
This American surname Roszelle, I believe, is an Americanized form of French surname Roselle. Now, this surname Rosell is also of Spanish, Swedish, and Polish, but I think this surname Roszelle, also as Roszell, Roszel, is found way back in the 1700s in North America, probably a French Huguenot surname. This makes it unlikely that Roszelle/Roszel maybe of Polish, Swedish, German or Spanish in origin, but there maybe a few in the U.S though that could derive from them. For more information, see related links below.
Erich Sackmann was born in 1934.
DJ Sackmann was born on 1987-01-14.
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Gerry Sackman's birth name is Gerald Sackman.
Nick Sackman was born in 1950.
Sonja Sackmann has written: 'Cultural knowledge in organizations' -- subject(s): Corporate culture
Douglas Cazaux Sackman has written: 'Wild men'
It may derive from the Irish surname Ó Caoilte which means 'descendant of Caoilte' (thought to mean 'hard').
It from Wales. "Llwyd" meaning brown; grey; pale; hoary.
The surname Cezar and its variants, derive from the Latin name Caesar, which came to mean King or Emperor during the period of the Roman Empire.
It is a name of Arabic origin, literally mean pottery maker. It is very common in many civilizations for your surname to derive from your ancestors' trade
Sydney Sackman.