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Josef Johansson Lillåhls, 1759 - 1808
MyHeritage Family TreesJosef Johansson Lillåhls, 1759 - 1808
MyHeritage Family TreesJosef Viktor Lillåhls, 1858 - 1920
MyHeritage Family TreesJosef Henrik Lillåhls, 1878 - 1924
MyHeritage Family TreesJosef Lillåhls, 1836 - 1836
MyHeritage Family TreesJosef Lillåhls, 1826 - 1826
MyHeritage Family TreesJosef Lillåhls, 1831 - 1831
MyHeritage Family TreesJosef Lillåhls, 1827 - 1828
MyHeritage Family TreesJosef Lillåhls, 1829 - 1830
MyHeritage Family TreesJosef Viktor Lillåhls, 1850 - 1851
MyHeritage Family TreesJosef Johannes Lillåhls, 1759 - 1808
MyHeritage Family TreesJosef Johannes Lillåhls, 1759 - 1808
MyHeritage Family TreesJosef Josefsson Lillåhls, born 1825
MyHeritage Family TreesJosef Hilding Dahl, 1917 - 2013
MyHeritage Family TreesJosef Josefsson Lillåhls, born 1790
MyHeritage Family TreesJosef Henrik Karlsson Dahl (born Lillåhls), 1881 - 1933
Geni World Family TreeJosef Josefsson Lillåhls, born 1825
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Josef Lillåhls, born 1881
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- Russian: Йозеф Лиллахлс (Yozef Lillåhls)


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The first name Josef has its origins in the Hebrew name Yosef, which means "He will add" or "God will increase." This name first appeared in ancient Israel and is most famously associated with the biblical figure Joseph, the son of Jacob, who is known for his coat of many colors and his rise to power in Egypt. The name has been widely used across various cultures and regions, particularly in Europe, where it gained popularity during the Middle Ages. Variations of the name include Joseph in English, Giuseppe in Italian, José in Spanish, and Josef in German and Czech, among others. Each variation reflects the linguistic and cultural nuances of the regions where it is used, often maintaining a similar pronunciation but differing in spelling. Historically, those who bore the name Josef have been associated with qualities such as leadership, resilience, and a strong sense of family, reflecting the biblical Joseph's narrative of overcoming adversity and providing for his family.
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