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Helena Hubertina Delahaije (born Nijsters)
MyHeritage Family TreesHelena Nijsters (born Frins)
MyHeritage Family TreesHelena Hubertina Delahaije (born Nijsters), 1868 - 1925
FamilySearch Family TreeHelena Hubertina Nijsters, born Circa 1896
Netherlands, Civil Marriages, 1811-1940Helena Hubertina Nijsters, born 1893
Netherlands, Civil Marriages, 1811-1940Helena Hubertina Nijsters, born 1896
Netherlands, Civil Births, 1811-1915Helena Hubertina Nijsters, born 1894
Netherlands, Civil Births, 1811-1915Helena Hubertina Nijsters, born 1901
Netherlands, Civil Births, 1811-1915Helena Hubertina Nijsters, born 1902
Netherlands, Civil Births, 1811-1915Helena Nijsters, Circa 1850 - 1927
Netherlands, Civil Deaths, 1811-1965Helena Hubertina Nijsters, died 1901
Netherlands, Civil Deaths, 1811-1965Helena Nijsters, Circa 1850 - 1927
Netherlands, Civil Deaths, 1811-1965Helena Hubertina Nijsters, Circa 1895 - 1960
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The name Helena has its roots in ancient Greece, derived from the Greek word "helene," which means "torch" or "light," symbolizing brightness and beauty. It is historically associated with Helen of Troy, a figure from Greek mythology whose abduction sparked the Trojan War, thus linking the name to themes of love and conflict. The name gained popularity in the Christian tradition due to Saint Helena, the mother of Emperor Constantine, who is credited with finding the True Cross. Variations of Helena can be found across various cultures, including Elena in Italian and Spanish, Alena in Slavic languages, and Ilona in Hungarian, each carrying similar meanings of light and beauty. The name has maintained its popularity through the centuries, often associated with qualities such as grace and intelligence, making it a timeless choice in many regions around the world.
The last name "Nijsters" is of Dutch origin, primarily found in the Netherlands and Belgium. It is believed to derive from the Middle Dutch word "nijster," which translates to "nester" or "one who lives near a nest," possibly indicating a connection to a specific geographical feature or occupation related to nesting birds or a homestead. The name may have originally been used to describe individuals who lived in close proximity to such natural features or who engaged in activities related to birdkeeping or agriculture. Variations of the surname can be found in different forms, such as "Nijster" or "Nijstersen," reflecting regional dialects and linguistic changes over time. While the name is not widely prevalent outside of Dutch-speaking regions, its roots in the local culture and environment highlight the historical significance of surnames in denoting occupation or geographical ties.
Wilhelmina NijstenWilhelmus NijstenWillem NijstenAlexander NijstersAnna NijstersAnne NijstersCatharina NijstersFranciscus NijstersGerard NijstersGerardus NijstersJan NijstersJean NijstersJeanna NijstersJoanna NijstersJoannes NijstersJohan NijstersJohanna NijstersJohannes NijstersMarcel NijstersMaria Nijsters
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