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- The answer is built from the passages of this site and nothing else. If something is not here, it says so instead of filling the gap.
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- Every answer says what supports it: an archival document, a published genealogy, the family memory written in 1996, or a document located but not yet consulted.
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- A surname is not a kinship
- For any question about the surname, the answer separates the word, the spellings, this family and the others. Sharing a surname, a spelling or a region does not prove kinship.
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