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in reply to a message by Bagpus
Katwijk is a place on the west coast of the Dutch province of Zuid-Holland. To hear the pronounciation, go to http://ilk.kub.nl/g2p-www-demo.html, choose 'dutch', fill in katwijk and listen to either sound files.
The meaning might be: the first part refering to a tribe called the Cananefaten or Catten and the second to the latin 'vicus' or settlement.
Thirza
The meaning might be: the first part refering to a tribe called the Cananefaten or Catten and the second to the latin 'vicus' or settlement.
Thirza
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Thirza, please read
Thanks for the information
Can you help further help with the meaning of these tribal names, you quoted?
"Cananefaten" or "Catten" - meaning of? were they essential one tribe? and these were variant names for them?
Any idea when this tribe would have was around?
Any help most appreciated!! regards, "paul" Ps. are you in Holland?
Thanks for the information
Can you help further help with the meaning of these tribal names, you quoted?
"Cananefaten" or "Catten" - meaning of? were they essential one tribe? and these were variant names for them?
Any idea when this tribe would have was around?
Any help most appreciated!! regards, "paul" Ps. are you in Holland?
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B.t.w. Katwijk would be used as a surname only I should think, not as a first name.
Thirza
Thirza
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I've just browsed some websites and have come up with another spelling: 'Chatti'. It seems to have been a German tribe during Roman times. Near the present Katwijk in the first century Roamds build a settlement lugdunum in the area the Chatti would have lived. http://www.livius.org/ga-gh/germania/lugdunum.html
'Chatti (Hessian Franks)
* The Chatti were a turbulent tribe located in Western Germany - they are known to have moved from a homeland around the Weser River in the second half of the 1st Century to a new region around the Main River. They are commented on from c. 83 CE to c. 213 CE, often allyingthemselves with Roman enemies and causing considerable difficulties on the frontier. They seem to have been absorbed into the Frankish people during the 3rd Century, probably as members of a new confederation joining them with the Ripuarians and Salians. Even so, I have notes on Warlords referred to as Chatti toward the end of the 3rd century...
* Atech............................................fl. 280's
* Ascaric.......................................fl. c. 300 with...
* Ragaise.......................................fl. c. 300'
http://www.hostkingdom.net/Teutons.html
All of this is just from browsing, I have no knowledge on this history myself (although I visited Katwijk frequently on the bike when I still lived nearby).
I am Dutch, but live abroad now.
Thirza
'Chatti (Hessian Franks)
* The Chatti were a turbulent tribe located in Western Germany - they are known to have moved from a homeland around the Weser River in the second half of the 1st Century to a new region around the Main River. They are commented on from c. 83 CE to c. 213 CE, often allyingthemselves with Roman enemies and causing considerable difficulties on the frontier. They seem to have been absorbed into the Frankish people during the 3rd Century, probably as members of a new confederation joining them with the Ripuarians and Salians. Even so, I have notes on Warlords referred to as Chatti toward the end of the 3rd century...
* Atech............................................fl. 280's
* Ascaric.......................................fl. c. 300 with...
* Ragaise.......................................fl. c. 300'
http://www.hostkingdom.net/Teutons.html
All of this is just from browsing, I have no knowledge on this history myself (although I visited Katwijk frequently on the bike when I still lived nearby).
I am Dutch, but live abroad now.
Thirza
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