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Mykolayivs'ka Oblast' Looking for relatives
Posted: Tue November 9, 2004 12:22 AM UTC
Q: My Grandmother left Nikolayev in 1913 to go to Canada with her parents. Her father's name was Dan Osafeet and mother was Glafira Soldatenko ( in English anyway). His older brother was a kulak and had many children. I am looking for any surviving relatives in this area (or anywhere) This family did not leave Ukraine as far as we know but may have been liquidated in the purges. Can anyone suggest how this name Osafeet was written in Cyrillic script. Is it an unusual name? Is it likely to be a derivative of Jehosaphat making it a Jewish name originally? Are there any folks of this name still around Mikolayev?

Thank you so much for any help.
David Nichols
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Mykolayivs'ka Oblast' Re: Looking for relatives
Posted: Tue November 9, 2004 07:28 AM UTC
It's unusual name for Ukraine. In cyrilic it might be Îçàô³ò (in Ukr.) or Îçàôèò (in Rus.)

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Mykolayivs'ka Oblast' RE: RE: Looking for relatives
Posted: Mon March 7, 2005 07:15 AM UTC
Hi Inga!

I have found my grand mothers birth certificate from the Ukraine. Her name was Asafatova Maria Danielovna. And the village is Voznesens'k about 100 km NW of Nikolayev on the Bug River. Now I am trying to find anyone from Voznesens'k. I wonder if any Asafatov family still live there? I found two families of Asatova in Nikolayev. Do you think they may have dropped the "fa" in the name in the past 100 years. At least the name Asafatova makes more sense than Osafeet!!

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