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stepan Name Meaning and History

Czech (Štepán): from the personal name Štepán, Czech form of Latin Stephanus (see Steven).

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stepan Family Facts

Distribution of stepan Families in the US in 1920
Number of stepan families
 13-24
 5-12		 1-4
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Threads: 9 - Messages: 17
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Joseph Stepan alicia goulden 5
William Thomas Stepan jsteffanson_1 1
Stepan family NormaStepan 0
George Stepan born 1896 in Yugoslavia, married Rose Kerin, help please Bsweetrouble 0
Michael Stepan Kimberley Stafford 0
Josef Chenyec Stepan Shelley 0
Joseph Stepan/Anna Kase (Kulhanek?) gailholian 0
Stepan nanagaga4 1
Surname = STEPAN Mary Alice (Johnson) Schwanke 1
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