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From: ajleeb <>
Subject: Re: [DVHH] D and T
Date: Sun, 25 Mar 2007 08:39:18 -0600
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John Diefenbaker, - his father was German and his mother was Scottish, born
in Neudorf, Ontario.
The original name could've been Diefenbacher, then to Diefenbacker, or
Diefenbaker. Since the letters "ch" are hard to pronounce in the English
language, the letters "ck" and "k"are substituted.
Tiefenbach and Diefenbach, are the same names, different dialect.

Alex.
www.dvhh.org/

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> Susan,
> Could it be Diefenbacher, ex-Prime Minister of Canada?
> Alice
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> In a message dated 24.3.07 9:36:08 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
> writes:
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> Thanks Nancy. I guess I realized t's and d's go back and forth as do p's
> and b's. It was just that the name Diefenbach rang a bell for me -- and
> I
> still don't know why. Maybe it will come to me. Susan
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