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Original Spelling Variations of Name in North America Location, Immigration Naturalization Records in Walsh County, ND
Abbot      
Adamski   Poland, Frazee MN 1873-1896  
Altendorf      
Babinski   Poland, NY, Winona MN, 1867-1871  
Not too frequent a name in North America. Two regions in which it appears are: Barry's Bay, Ontario and Warsaw, Minto areas of North Dakota. In Poland, I saw the name on the southern most tip of the Kashub region.
Barczynski      
Barta      
Bartuska      
Bayne      
Bazal      
       
Bazia Bazey   Bazey, George Prussia April 10, 1889 Grand Forks
Berczyk      
Betka       
       
Bienik  Bieniek     
Bina      Bina, Maty Prussia October 03, 1894, Walsh 
Biskop Bishop Warsaw, Poland abt 1890  
Blaski Blasky   Blaskey, John Prussia August 05, 1881 Grand Forks / Blaskey, Catherina Poland May 13, 1880 Grand Forks 
Blaskovsky      
Common Kashub name in Poland though not in Lipusz Parish. Known in the Stevens Point, Polonia, Bevent regions of Wisconsin. There are 6 in Stevens Point and 1 in Winona directory.
Blawat       
Blazek      
Bogan      
Bolek      Bolek, John Poland May 20, 1898 Walsh
Borowicz       
Bozekowski Bozikowski, Bozykowski Rudna, Kamorowska, Poland 1900  
Brandt       
       
Breska       
Brezinski       
Briske  Briski    Breski, Ignac Germany November 03, 1938, Walsh 
Bruski  Brusky  Poland before 1884  
A name not known in Ontario, but quite common in Stevens Point, Wisconsin area and in Lipusz, Poland. There are 10 Bruski in Stevens Point and 1 in Winona.
Brzeska  BRZESKI    
Is a familiar name in the Lipusz region of Poland, but seems unknown in places investigated in Canada and the U.S.A. Paul Brzeski from Poland, but living in Toronto has been a great contributor to the Wilno Kashub museum and other projects.
BREZEZIN~SKI BREZINSKI, Brezinski  BREZYNSKI  
This is a fairly common name in the Ottawa Valley and in the Lipusz area of Poland. The curator of the Kashub Museum in Kartuzy was Franek Brzezinski. Not encountered in U.S.A. Kashub areas. This is one of those names that can be encountered also in other areas of Poland, e.g.: Zbigniew Brzezinski.
Brzykcy    Poznan, Poland abt 1998  
Budish       
Bujaski       
Bujnoski       
Burianek       
Burns       
Busche       
Bushaw       
Byzewski    Posen, Pozman, Poland  Byzenski, Alexander Prussia February 23, 1886 Walsh 

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