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Von PROSKAU, PRUSKOW, PROSKOWA, PRUSKOVA, and PROSKOWSKA are also found in records.":1,"#KOWSK":1,"#ÓSZ":1,"#, PR":1,"#SKOWSK":1,"#SKOWSKY, PR":1,"#was also spelled PR":1,"#PRUSKOWSKY":1,"#in German.":1,"#Schläsing":1,"#Slesko in Czech, and Schlesien /":1,"#in Silesian,":1,"#Ślōnsk":1,"#in standard Polish,":1,"#Śląsk":1,"#family.* The very fertile region of Silesia is known as":1,"#in SSW Poland, near the city of Opole (Oppeln) is the namesake of the Pruskowsky von Proskau":1,"#(Proskau) in Upper Silesia":1,"#Prószków":1,"#The town of":1,"#Welcome to the Figueroa FTDNA Group! This is a community for anyone researching the Figueroa surname, regardless of lineage. Here, we share resources, stories, and support each other in tracing our family histories. Whether you're a seasoned genealogist or just starting out, you'll find a wealth of information. Join us as we uncover the rich heritage and connections within the Figueroa family through traditional research methods and genetic genealogy.":1,"#Welcome to the Figueroa FTDNA Group! This is a community for anyone researching the Figueroa surname, regardless of lineage. Here, we share resources, stories, and support each other in tracing our read more...":1},"version":355061}]