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Ella SCHWARZ (born SCHLEIFFER), 1891 - 1944
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Ella Schleiffer, 1891 - 1944
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Ella SCHWARZ (born SCHLEIFFER), 1891 - Circa 1944
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Ella Schwarz (born Schleiffer), 1891 - 1944
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Ella SCHWARZ (born SCHLEIFFER), 1891 - 1944
MyHeritage Family TreesElla SCHWARZ (born SCHLEIFFER), 1891 - 1944
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Ella Schleiffer, 1891 - 1944
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Ella Schwarz, 1891 - 1944
MyHeritage Family TreesElla Schleiffer, born 1893
MyHeritage Family TreesElla Kraft (born Schleiffer), born 1882
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Ella Schleiffer, 1919 - 1993
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The name Ella has its origins in various cultures, primarily deriving from the Germanic word "ali," meaning "all" or "completely," and is often associated with the Old English word "ælle," meaning "elf." It first appeared in medieval England and has roots in the Hebrew name "Elah," meaning "goddess" or "oak tree," which adds a layer of depth to its significance. Historically, those named Ella were often seen as possessing qualities of strength and beauty, reflecting the name's meanings. Variations of Ella can be found across different cultures, including the Spanish "Ella," the Italian "Ella," and the French "Héloïse," which shares a similar phonetic quality. In modern times, Ella has gained popularity in English-speaking countries, often associated with grace and charm, and has been embraced in various forms, such as Elle and Elly, showcasing its versatility and enduring appeal.
The last name Schleiffer has its origins in Germany, where it is believed to derive from the Middle High German word "schleifen," meaning "to grind" or "to sharpen." This suggests that the name may have originally been occupational, referring to someone who worked as a grinder or sharpener of tools, possibly a blacksmith or a craftsman involved in metalwork. The name is primarily found in German-speaking regions, particularly in Germany and Austria, and may have historical roots linked to the medieval guild system, where such trades were common. Variations of the surname can be found in different countries and languages, including Schlaeffer and Schlaefer, which may reflect regional dialects or phonetic adaptations. While the name is not exceedingly common, it carries with it a sense of craftsmanship and skill, indicative of the professions of those who first bore it.
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