Family Kaszyca / Kaschytza of Merry

the fact is , that three people from our GTG already researched their DNA. It turns out, however,, that each of the three has a little different experience. Do not we say in the matter, because our knowledge is still too small, and genealogical forums are plenty of threads devoted to the subject of separate DNA tests. Arthur but I think, that will be something you can do about our meeting. In fact, I strive to be on one meeting a certain person made us a separate lecture on the subject (and maybe even a few people). We'll see what comes out. At the moment I can say, me enough basic package. Next I examine their DNA , but do not increase the number of markers, just I analyze a little different angle. It is much cheaper solution and in my case I gain knowledge which at this moment is quite sufficient. It sounds a little bit mysterious, but if you manage to speak at a meeting of the three of us to think, you will know where to start.
Damian
Let us leave aside this topic for the Family Kaszyca;)

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Damian Jureczko.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Damian Jureczko.

Thank you very much for new voices in the subject.

Mr. Michael
– regarding the etymology of the name, I can throw in two clues:
1. At work “The names of the Poles…” K. Rymut indicates tropes: porridge (obvious :)), and odimienne: Kanimir, Catherine and Kazimierz
2. possible link with the name Kaszyński, which appears in the records of Wielkopolska in the sixteenth century, with possible references to the thirteenth century. Russia.
Topic described on page Wielkopolski Geological Society – http://wtg-gniazdo.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1013

Regards,

Piotr Kaszyca

Damian Thank you for your response.

In the etymology of the names Kaczyce (Kaszyca), take a look at:
Rospond Stanisław, The names of the Silesian, Silesian Institute in Opole, National Plant them. Institute in Wroclaw, Opole 1960
Rospond Stanisław, Etymological dictionary of geographical names Silesia, 1970
Rospond Stanisław, Dictionary names Silesian, cz. 2, National Plant them. Ossolińskich, Wroclaw – Warsaw – Cracow 1967 – 1973

Hi Damian,

Did you do the Y-DNA test or mtDNA ? I’m interrested with the results because it seems that you are connected to name ‘Słania’

Kind Regards

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Piotr Slania.