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Gjertrud Nilsdtr Støve (born Kobberstad), 1851 - 1942
MyHeritage Family TreesGjertrud N. Kobberstad, 1846 - 1848
MyHeritage Family TreesGjertrud Jakobsdotter Kobberstad, 1765 - 1765
MyHeritage Family TreesGjertrud Kobberstad, 1756 - 1758
MyHeritage Family TreesGjertrud Kobberstad, born 1902
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Gjertrud Ivardotter Kapperstad (born Gimmestad), 1663 - 1735
MyHeritage Family TreesGjertrud Reimers (born Kobberstad), born 1902
Geni World Family TreeGjertrud Pedersdatter Kobberstad
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Gjertrud Kobberstad, born 1882
Norway Church Records, 1815-1938Gjertrud Stove (born Kobberstad)
FamilySearch Family TreeGjertrud Kobberstad, born 1874
Norway, Baptisms, 1634-1927Gjertrud Kobberstad
Norway, Baptisms, 1634-1927Gjertrud Kobberstad
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The name Gjertrud has its origins in Old High German, derived from the elements "ger" meaning "spear" and "trud" meaning "strength" or "force," which collectively can be interpreted as "strength of the spear." This name was predominantly used in Germanic regions and has historical roots in medieval Europe, where it was often associated with nobility and warrior classes, reflecting qualities of bravery and resilience. Gjertrud has several variations across different cultures, including Gertrude in English, Gertrud in German, and Gertie as a diminutive form. Each variation maintains a connection to the original meaning, often embodying strength and determination. The name has been borne by various notable figures throughout history, including saints and queens, further solidifying its association with strong, influential women.
The last name Kobberstad has its origins in Scandinavia, particularly in Norway, where it is believed to derive from a combination of the Old Norse words "kobber," meaning "copper," and "stad," which translates to "place" or "site." This suggests that the name may have originally referred to a location associated with copper mining or production, indicating a geographical and occupational link to the metal industry. Historically, surnames like Kobberstad often denoted the profession or the trade of the individuals or families who first bore them, reflecting their connection to the local economy and resources. Variations of the name can be found in different Scandinavian countries, with potential adaptations in spelling or pronunciation, such as "Kobberstad" in Norway and "Kobberstad" in Sweden, though the latter may be less common. The name is relatively unique and does not have widespread variations outside of its Scandinavian roots, making it a distinctive identifier for those of Norwegian descent.
Berthe KobberstadBirte KobberstadCarl KobberstadChristine KobberstadDorthe KobberstadDorthea KobberstadEleonora KobberstadEleonore KobberstadEli KobberstadEven KobberstadGordon KobberstadGudrun KobberstadGulbrand KobberstadHanna KobberstadHansdatter KobberstadHelene KobberstadHelga KobberstadIngeborg KobberstadIngrid KobberstadJacob Kobberstad
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