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Hedvig (Hedda) (Juhontytär) Johansdotter Grönroos (Kerola) (born Johansdotter), 1805 - 1878
MyHeritage Family TreesHedvig Johansdotter Kerola (born Uhkolin), 1777 - 1845
MyHeritage Family TreesHedvig Johansdotter Kerola (born Uhkolin), 1777 - 1845
MyHeritage Family TreesHedvig Kerola (born Uhkolin), 1777 - 1845
MyHeritage Family TreesHedvig Johanssdotter Kerola (born Uhkolin), 1777 - 1845
MyHeritage Family TreesHedvig Kerola (born Salomonsdr.), 1727 - 1829
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Hedvig Kerola, Juhontytär (born Anttila), 1805 - 1878
MyHeritage Family TreesHedvig Johansdotter Kerola (born Uhkolin), 1777 - 1845
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The first name Hedvig has its origins in Old Norse, derived from the elements "hæð" meaning "battle" and "vig" meaning "war," which collectively suggest a meaning akin to "warrior" or "battle maiden." This name was predominantly used in Scandinavian countries, particularly Sweden and Norway, and has historical roots that can be traced back to the Viking Age. Notably, Hedvig has been borne by several royal figures, enhancing its association with nobility and strength. Variations of the name can be found across different cultures, including Hedwige in French, Hedvika in Czech, and Hedy in German, each reflecting local linguistic adaptations. The name has maintained a sense of elegance and resilience, often associated with strong, independent women throughout history.
The last name "Kerola" has Finnish origins, primarily associated with the region of Finland. It is derived from the Finnish word "kero," which means "barren land" or "heath," suggesting that the name may have originally referred to individuals living in or near such landscapes. Historically, surnames in Finland often reflected geographical features or occupations, and "Kerola" likely indicated a connection to a specific locality or type of land. Variations of the name can be found in different forms, such as "Kero" or "Keronen," which may appear in various Finnish-speaking communities. The pronunciation of "Kerola" typically emphasizes the first syllable, with a soft "K" sound, characteristic of Finnish phonetics. While the name is primarily rooted in Finland, it may also be encountered among Finnish diaspora communities in other countries, where it retains its original meaning and cultural significance.
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