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We're Matrilineal Levites with Khazar blood on the Focko/Foczko/Fosko side. With the circumstantial evidence, the Foczkos stand as a case of proving both that Khazars did convert into Judaism and become convert Levites, and that they married Levite women in order to do so. For once thing, Jews in Poland who have the name "Focko" or "Foczko" are right near the Slovakian border.
Put Radom, Warsawza, and Lodz into a map, and:
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For second, one of the Fockos who had the misfortune of being a Holocaust victim shares a cousin's name--Miriam. Our cousin is Mariama--not Mary, Marysia, etc.. Third, there are hardly or even no "Marys" in our Foczko line for the girls until others--e.g., the Hanzoks and Rusnaks--come in; and most of those Marys were named after relatives--e.g., Marysia Rusnak Gaydos for Marysia Novakova Rusnakova, Dr. MaryAnn Gaydos for her mother, her aunt Mary Ann Gaydos Drank, and great-grandma Maria Homova Gajdoszova; and my aunt for her grandmothers--not the Virgin Mary. By the way, Ashkenazic Jews were often named "Mary" and variants thereof for "Mariam".
For third, Crypto Jews stuck together--e.g., the "Kvetkovits" (not "Cvetkovic") and Molnar Rusnaks, and the Rusnak Novaks. Andrew Rusnak would've never married a gentile if he didn't have to--and his wife, Julia Fosko Rusnak, was the first and only Hanzok-Foczko girl, and not named Mary! By the way, we did not take our surname until after the 1700s.
For fourth, Kevin got hits for R1a1a1 in Germany, Denmark, Poland, and Slovakia; all of where Ashkenazic Jews (including Ashkenazic Levites) have been--too significant to not place R1a1a1 in the Khazar-Jewish Levite category. Besides, ethnic Germans and Danes have R1b and I1 as their haplogroups.
In conclusion, the DNA results with the circumstantial evidence only prove that we're Khazar-Jewish Levites who thought that we were Patrilineal Levites and became an Ashkenazic Anusi mishpacha. So, our Khazar ancestors became convert Levites and married Levite women. This also means that Kevin is more than just a Lewczyk (Levshik) Levite.
Searching for Surname (phonetically like) FOCZKO
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| The Nowogrodek Province 1929 Polish Business Directory | ||
| Warszawa Gubernia Duma Voters Lists, 1907 | ||
| Lodz Ghetto List | ||
| The Lódz Ghetto Work Identification Cards | ||
| 231 matches found for that search. | ||
Put Radom, Warsawza, and Lodz into a map, and:
View Larger Map
For second, one of the Fockos who had the misfortune of being a Holocaust victim shares a cousin's name--Miriam. Our cousin is Mariama--not Mary, Marysia, etc.. Third, there are hardly or even no "Marys" in our Foczko line for the girls until others--e.g., the Hanzoks and Rusnaks--come in; and most of those Marys were named after relatives--e.g., Marysia Rusnak Gaydos for Marysia Novakova Rusnakova, Dr. MaryAnn Gaydos for her mother, her aunt Mary Ann Gaydos Drank, and great-grandma Maria Homova Gajdoszova; and my aunt for her grandmothers--not the Virgin Mary. By the way, Ashkenazic Jews were often named "Mary" and variants thereof for "Mariam".
For third, Crypto Jews stuck together--e.g., the "Kvetkovits" (not "Cvetkovic") and Molnar Rusnaks, and the Rusnak Novaks. Andrew Rusnak would've never married a gentile if he didn't have to--and his wife, Julia Fosko Rusnak, was the first and only Hanzok-Foczko girl, and not named Mary! By the way, we did not take our surname until after the 1700s.
For fourth, Kevin got hits for R1a1a1 in Germany, Denmark, Poland, and Slovakia; all of where Ashkenazic Jews (including Ashkenazic Levites) have been--too significant to not place R1a1a1 in the Khazar-Jewish Levite category. Besides, ethnic Germans and Danes have R1b and I1 as their haplogroups.
In conclusion, the DNA results with the circumstantial evidence only prove that we're Khazar-Jewish Levites who thought that we were Patrilineal Levites and became an Ashkenazic Anusi mishpacha. So, our Khazar ancestors became convert Levites and married Levite women. This also means that Kevin is more than just a Lewczyk (Levshik) Levite.
4 comments:
Hey maybe we're related. my grandfathers last name was goshko. his mother was a korpan, family was from Laniwce now in Ukraine. they were nominally Catholic, emigrated in 1903 to Canada. Janice
If Goshko is a variant of "Foshko" or "Fotshko" (Focko, Foczko), I could see that. There were two Lutheran Fockos in Russia (and one had the name of our cousin "Gabriel Focko", and a Lutheran in Russia is like--for a lack of better wordage--a Lemba Jew in the United States--rare, if there at all. So, that's how I knew that he's one of ours.). E-mail me, and I'll definitely be in touch.
My great grandfather tymko goshko , also born in Laniwce, was notoriously open minded. He left the Catholic church one Sunday, actually got up and walked out with all his kids mid service. Never went back. He gave his money to support higher education instead. His wife was Maria Korpan, which I think is a khazar name. And I look Eurasian. I hope this goes to your email. Janice
Interesting. Or maybe it comes from the Hebrew "korban" ("sacrifice"), with the "p" flipped around (just my guess). By the way, my e-mail is Nickidewbear@aol.com. Also incidentally, my Czarnecki granddad used to deliberately fall asleep in the back of the church that he attended.
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