Limited Genealog The   family   genealogy   displayed   below   includes   the   names   of   known   relatives   and   verified   family   connections,   spanning   a   few   generations. Based   on   fragmented   oral   information   from   relatives,   we   believe   there   may   be   additional   family   connections   extending   further   back   in   time. While   we   have   some   preliminary   information,   we   consider   it   anecdotal   until   we   can   locate   credible   documentation   to   confirm   these   connections. The spelling of foreign names has been Anglicized to preserve their phonetic pronunciation.
Great-great Grandparents Ian Mindur (1793) wife Marianna (1802) Austrian Empire
Mindur Norwegian name of the Old Norse origin The oldest, written information about the surname has been found in the records of Moray County in Scotland dated 1714 AD
Great Grandparents Andrew Mindur (1821) wife Francis (1824) Austrian Empire
Grandparents Thomas Mindur (1866) wife Carolina (1880) Austrian Empire
Great Grandparents Bartlomey Rayski (1834) wife Marianna (18__)  Austrian Empire
Grandparents Agnes Rayski (1876) husband Ian (18__) Austrian Empire
Daughter Marianna
Daughter Francis
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Great Grandparents Casimir Drozd (1834) wife Catherine (18__) Galicia, Austrian Empire
Maternal Ancestry Lines
Novotarsky Gentry Surname The oldest written information about the name has been found in the genealogical records dated 1680 AD
Maykevich Lithuanian Nobility The oldest written information about the name has been found in the historical records of Buzysk County under “Gentry Maykevich” dated 1546 AD
Drozd Popular name with very diversified distribution in many geographical regions of South and Central Europe
Rayski German Nobility The oldest, written information about the name has been found in the Latin Church Records in Silesia dated 1272 AD That year Hermann Surnagel was awarded, by the prince of Oppeln, the village Ray and the privilege to use the surname Rayski (Hermann von Rayski)
Paternal Ancestry Lines
Great-great-great Grandparents Sebastian Novotarsky (1768) wife Francis (1771) Galicia, Austrian Empire
Son Stanislav
Great-great-great Grandparents Andrew Maykevich (17__) wife Apolonia Galicia, Austrian Empire
Great-great Grandparents Stanislav Maykevich (1800) wife Marianna (1804) Galicia, Austrian Empire
Great-great Grandparents Vavshynetz Drozd wife Victoria Galicia, Austrian Empire
Son Casimir
Daughter Carolina
Daughter Sophia
James Michael Mindur
Parents Michael Mindur, School Principal Sophia Mindur, Art Teacher
    Relatives • Joseph Rayski, Entrepreneur, Mayor, Senator Born in Austrian Empire  (1868) Great Uncle      • Andrew Rayski, District Judge Born in Austrian Empire (1859) Great Uncle • Anthony Rayski, Priest, Church Rector Born in Austrian Empire (1866) Great Uncle • Victoria Rayski, Socialite Born in Austrian Empire (18..) Great Aunt • Fredric Mortimer PhD, Editor Born in Austrian Empire (1898) Uncle • Yadviga Mortimer Born in Austrian Empire (1900) Aunt • Gustav Fuchs, Accountant Born in Germany (1906 Uncle • Janine Fuchs, Teacher Born in Austrian Empire (1910) Aunt
• Machek Mindur PhD, Prof of Economics Nephew • Janus Mortimer, Engineer First Cousin • Barbara Mortimer PhD, Prof of Economics Author First Cousin • Andrew Fuchs, Economist First Cousin • Christine Fuchs First Cousin • Leshek W Mindur, PhD, Prof of Economics Author Brother • Hanna Z Mindur Sister • Oliver M Mindur, Engineer Son • Dominique C Mindur, Psychologist Daughter • Jazmin-Jacqueline Mindur, Economist Wife
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Surname Mindur
Surname “Mindur”
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James Michael Mindur PE Automation Engineer, Entrepreneur