Thank you very much!

Regards
Elina

Hi Zygmunt!

Thank you very much for this interesting information!

Actually, I've often met the word "bruchacky" (in Czech) during my "rambles" in the Internet pages, but I don't know the meaning. May be, it's a good idea to approach the Czech genealogical forums to find out some more information ...

Dear Ewa!

Thank you very much for your reply!
Just one more question:where can I find some information about the chronological period the surname "Bruch" became "Bruchacki"?
Thank you once again.
Your sincerely
Elina.

Dear Mrs.Ewa!

Would you like to tell me about the meaning of the surname "Bruchacki"? I can read in Polish.

Thank you for advance.
My best regards
Elina Bruchacka,

Hi, Tomek!

Thank you for your message!
Genealogical research is very interesting but sometimes complicated too: a few days ago I read (in Russian) that the surname "Bruchacki" derrives from the Jewish name "Boruch"... It seems that the best way to find out the information someone is interested in ...

Dear Gospel!

I am very grateful to you, as to Maria and all these people who helped me in my research!

I think all of us want the easiest way: I mean the on-line research - very useful, easy and cheep, but we should realize that if we are really interested in the history of our family, the ...

Dear Gospel!
Thank you for your readiness to help!
Everything I know about the family I am interested in is:

1. My grandfather's name was Antoni Bruchacki. His father's and mother's name were Jeremia and Pelagia. He leaved Poland for Ukraine as his sisters Zofia and Katerina did too. His brother ...

As I know, there are many families which derive from the first one - the Bruch family. So we have Bruch, Bruchacki, Bruchalski and so on. I found the first surname Bruchacki from 1819. For me, it's very interesting to discover how the original surname became all those surnames I wrote earlier. So I ...

Genealogia-Akta, wyciagi, odpisy w internecie

Can I find this kind of documents about Lublin ( I am interested in Hrubieszow especially)?

Dear Maria!
Thank you so much for your reply!
My best wishes!
Elina

Baza nazwisk niemieckich osadników i ich potomków w Polsce

As I know, the surname "Bruchacki" derives from the German surname "Bruch". May be you can help me in my research as I am interested in the history of the Bruchacki family:since when the German settlers "Bruch" appeared in Poland or since ...