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Looking to verify that Peter Seekatz of Germany changed name to Seacat?
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There was a George Seacat, b. 1805, whose father was Peter Seacat, b. 1775, whose father was perhaps Johann Peter Seacat/Seekatz perhaps from Germany b. 1733. I am trying to verify this information. How can I look for name changes?
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Seekatz (engl Seacat) is not a common name in Germany. There is a Johann Peter Seekatz on ancestry as an index without a document behind. He is born on 23 Mar 1734 in Westerburg, Hessen as son of Georg Philipp Seekatz.
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Mostly Names are spelled differently if they Immigrated,People would write down
there name as they heard it,remember few could read or write or spell.
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my info. Peetter Seekatz, from Rotterdam, on ship Hamilton, Oct 6. 1776. married, Friederica Govin. son Peter, son George, son Logan, daughter Addie Florence Baylor, son Hugh, daughter Eulah Pirtle, son Lendell, daughter Karen, me.
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