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In doing genealogy work, i came across the surname Custpatron for one of my ancestors. It was listed on a death certificate for her daughter. Location of the person was mid-Tennessee in mid 1800s/early 1900s. I've never heard of this surname before and i'm wondering if it really is her surname or what. Does anyone have any info on it? I googled but it just left me more confused.
Thanks!
Thanks!
This message was edited 9/18/2011, 3:47 PM
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"Kostpatron" means something like "food provider" in German, but I don't know if it's used as a surname. Depending on how far back the name was used it could have just been a title.
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I don't know why one death certificate said Custpatron as her surname...just found another of her children's DC and it lists her surname as Brown.
I don't know why one death certificate said Custpatron as her surname...just found another of her children's DC and it lists her surname as Brown.
This message was edited 9/18/2011, 4:36 PM
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