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Please note: This page was created by the list administrator for Rubin-L and Rubin-D in an effort to help the list members with their research efforts. To reach the Rubin Surname page created by Rootsweb, go to http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/r/u/RUBIN/
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Rubin Research:
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I am the list administrator for the Rubin-L and Rubin-D surname lists. My name is Mary D. Taffet, and you may contact me at any time for help should you need it. My e-mail address is [email protected]. I cannot promise an immediate answer, but I can promise an answer within a day or two.
My lineage:
I am not a direct descendant of any Rubin line, but my husband is. His line is Leiser/Louis/Wolf Rubin & Jennie Greenblatt/Goldblatt > Ida Rubin & Irving Siegel > Lorraine Siegel & Joseph Jerome Taffet > Steven Mark Taffet (my husband).
I am fairly new to Rubin research, so am really not that familiar with the name just yet. My husband's Rubin family were from Elisabethgrad, Russia, which is now Kirovograd (or Kirovohrad), Ukraine. From what I have been told, the surname (at least in my husband's family) was originally something longer, perhaps Rubinovich, but I can't say for sure at this time.
There may well be more than one origin for the surname Rubin. As I learn more about the name, I will add to this information.
If you know of other historical information surrounding the Rubin family, please let me know.
A surname variant is one where the name is spelled differently but nevertheless refers to the same family. In some cases variants exist because of errors made by persons transcribing handwritten records. In some cases variants exist because census takers or other persons wrote a name the way it sounded, rather than the way it should be spelled. Lastly, surname variants exist because people, from time to time, choose to change the way their name is spelled.
Known variants of the Rubin surname include (in alphabetical order):
If you know of any surname variants, please send them to me at [email protected], with an indication of the circumstances under which they appeared.
Please send an e-mail to me at [email protected] if you wish to have your immigrant Rubin (or surname variant) ancestor listed here on this page.
From Elisabethgrad, Russia -- now Kirovograd (or Kirovograd), Ukraine --
If you would like to list your Rubin (or variant surname) ancestor, just let me know.
If you would like to be added to this list, please send e-mail to me at [email protected], clearly indicating the purpose of your message (I run quite a few mailing lists).
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Name: Taffet, Mary D.
E-mail:
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URL:
http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/t/a/f/Mary-D-Taffet/
Focus: Descendants of Leiser/Louis Rubin. Would also
like to find his ancestors.
Included below are the resources I am aware of that are available for Rubin research. Online resources are listed. If you know of any other resources which should be added to this list, please let me know by sending an e-mail to my address ([email protected]).
You may search or browse the associated Surname Message Board for Rubin by using the following icon.
Visitors since 05/06/2002
This page was last modified:
Wednesday, 12-Sep-2018 14:28:44 MDT