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DaVar - Dever Mailing List
This is a mailing list for the discussion and sharing of information
regarding the DaVar-Dever surname and its variations (DaVar, Daver,
Davers, Davor, Deaver, Deavers, Devar, Dever, Devor, Devore, Devere, Devers,
Dover, and so forth) in any place and at any time.
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that because of the similarities between the surnames, the DOVER
Mailing List occasionally has Dever postings. You may also want to
check out the DOVER Page.
There is a DEVORE
Mailing List, you may want to search their archives for your "spelling
variation" or the place where your ancestors lived.
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Web Pages of Interest to those researching the surname "DaVar,
Daver, Davers, Davor, Deaver, Deavers, Devar, Dever, Devor, Devore, Devere,
Devers, Dover, and so forth"
A compilation of a number of records relating to "this interesting
Irish
surname" |
A link to a query written about the Davar family from Bombay,
India |
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DaVar
From
the time I (Terri Rene) was small, I knew that NO ONE ELSE had my last
name. I was told that it was a "made-up" name. Once I was an adult and
interested in genealogy, I discovered that among the DaVar families there
was great variety in how they spelled their surname(s). As recently as
my father, siblings would be given different surname spellings on their
birth certificates - and my ancestors used "every" variation of the name
possible. Some of "today's" Davar families are from India and Iran (I was
told that DAVAR means "judge" in Farsi). I have yet to find another living
DaVar who shares my ancestry, although thanks to our web pages and the
internet I have found other DAVAR descendants -- but I do keep looking!
Updated Thursday March 25, 1999 - Our beautiful Michael
is doing "excellent" (above grade level) in school. Matthew dresses himself
independently. Spring is approaching and our flowers
are preparing to bloom and beautify our Family Tree.
Updated December 14, 1998 - with the addition of the GenConnect
@ Rootsweb Boards. Michael now enjoys reading, soccer, skating, computer
games, candy, and Christmas. He firmly believes that there are multitudes
of Santas, just as there are Teachers, Postal Workers, and other professions.
Matthew is now 2 years old, walks and talks and demands that life be done
in his way. Our Flowers are BEAUTIFUL!
Updated late January 1998 - Happy 8th Birthday to our nephew &
cousin, David Howard Birkholz. Our flowers are really blooming in the snow
<VBG>. Michael has learned what can be bought with a dollar (plus the
$0.06 sales tax) and carefully alternates between saving and spending his
("just because you were born , no chores attached to it") $2.00 weekly
allowance. Matthew conspires with our dog Madison to hunt-down our cat
Misty and torment her with glee. We can hardly wait for spring time.
Updated November 1997 - Birthday month for several amongst our family
& friends. Michael is learning to clean his room daily, as Matthew
(now 13 months) learns to re-sort all of the toys that have just been put
away <G>. OUR KIDS ARE THE FLOWERS ON OUR FAMILY
TREE.
Created March 1997 - Happy 6th Birthday Michael DaVar Howard!
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