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Leonard Ziółkowski, 1913 - 1986
MyHeritage Family TreesLeonard Ziółkowski, 1910 - 1997
MyHeritage Family TreesLeonard Ziółkowski, 1874 - 1874
MyHeritage Family TreesLeonard Ziółkowski, 1895 - 1985
MyHeritage Family TreesLeonard Kenneth "Leo" Ziolkowski, 1926 - 1989
MyHeritage Family TreesLeonard Ziółkowski, 1921 - 2012
MyHeritage Family TreesLeonard Ziółkowski, 1771 - 1821
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MyHeritage Family TreesLeonard Ziółkowski, 1907 - 1955
Poland, Gravestones, 1800-2020Leonard Ziółkowski, 1929 - 2010
Poland, Gravestones, 1800-2020Leonard Ziółkowski, 1896 - 1984
Poland, Gravestones, 1800-2020Leonard Ziółkowski, 1910 - 1997
FamilySearch Family TreeLeonard Ziółkowski, born 1847
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The first name Leonard has its origins in the Germanic elements "leon," meaning "lion," and "hard," meaning "brave" or "hardy," which together convey the meaning of "brave as a lion." This name first appeared in the early medieval period, particularly in regions that are now part of modern-day Germany and France, and it was popularized by Saint Leonard, a 6th-century Frankish abbot known for his charitable works and association with the liberation of captives. The name has historically been associated with strength and courage, traits that were highly valued in the warrior culture of early medieval Europe. Variations of Leonard can be found across different cultures, including Leonardo in Italian and Spanish, Léonard in French, and Leonhard in German, each reflecting local linguistic characteristics. The name has maintained popularity over the centuries, often associated with notable figures in history, literature, and the arts, further solidifying its enduring legacy.
Julianna ZiółkowskaLeon ZiółkowskiJan ZiółkowskiWładysław ZiółkowskiZygfryd ZiółkowskiWładysława ZiółkowskaJózef ZiółkowskiAntonina JaworskaHenryk ZiółkowskiKatarzyna ZiółkowskaWładysława FrankeAnna SypniewskaMarianna ZiółkowskaWiktoria ZiółkowskaMarianna NnMaria ZiółkowskaAnna ZiółkowskaBenedykt Ziółkowski
Konrad ZiółkowskiKonstancja ZiółkowskiKonstanty ZiółkowskiKrystyna ZiółkowskiKrzysztof ZiółkowskiKsawery ZiółkowskiKunegunda ZiółkowskiLech ZiółkowskiLeokadia ZiółkowskiLeon ZiółkowskiLeopold ZiółkowskiLeszek ZiółkowskiLucjan ZiółkowskiLucyna ZiółkowskiLudwik ZiółkowskiLudwika ZiółkowskiMaciej ZiółkowskiMagdalena ZiółkowskiMaksymilian ZiółkowskiMarcel Ziółkowski
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