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For sharing of Sol family history, especially of three Sol families in Holland. Probably decended from Jan Sol, of Haarlem ca 1590-1600.
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Soll Family Coat of Arms from Amsterdam
Started by Armando Framarini Jan 27, 2010. 0 Replies 0 Likes
From the Hans Heinrich Reclam heraldry collection this card contains the arms from the Soll family from Amsterdam. J B Rietstap records the same arms in the Armorial General.
Sol, Soule DNA and halogrouping
Started by Armando Framarini Dec 6, 2009. 0 Replies 0 Likes
I am a little familiar with DNA but have not fully researched it. Do you know how many Soule have contributed to the DNA test? Has there been any close grouping from a variant of completely different…Continue
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Comment by Armando Framarini on May 8, 2010 at 4:42pm
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Hey Kimberly and Patrick, a person posted 170 Sol names on geneanet.org with only a few going back to late 1600's! He is also starting a website > jansol.nl < which will contain his Sol genealogy. He may be able to help you in your reseach!
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Comment by Louise Walsh Throop on March 11, 2010 at 3:27pm
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Kimberly Ann, Good to hear from you! Do you think you have a male Sol relative (brother? father? cousin?) who would be willing to do a Y-DNA test? I am trying to match the Y-DNA test results from men descended from a Soule man b. ca 1601. Can you help? What city/cities in the Netherlands are your greatgrandfather and grandfather from?
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Hi I am new to the site and saw this group my grandfathers name was Jan Sol 1901 - 1989 and he was born in the Netherlands. He was married to Magdalena Van Shaffel 1901 - 1977. My Great Grandfather was Pieter Sol.
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I have every arms from these books from the 1600s.
I am just starting to go through them. I will send any of them that you want but remember there are over 100,000 arms to go through. I will collect all Sol and variants and put them in a photo album. I have the page with "Sold" arms from Alsace already.
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Comment by Patrick Edward Sol on January 27, 2010 at 4:44pm
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http://www.euraldic.com/img_01065.html
The link here on top i just found !
I don't have pay pal.
I think that if you pay the amount you can get the picture.
There are some weapons with the name sol in the list.
You can see them a litle.
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Thats allright, translating heraldry may confuse people in thier own language.
Hopefully when you send the scan I will be able to make our lines that denote colors. I see raised dots so I believe you Sol wax seal has a field color of Gold(background).
This is what the Solle seal or Zegel should look like when it is rediscovered. The colors are to be derermined when the seal is found, the blackend portion is what should be raised from the seal. The Mill Rind may be a different style also, but basically lool like this.
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Sorry,I do my best to translate it the right way in english.
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Basically 3 acorns (2 top, 1 bottom) pointing up with a leaf of each side of the acorns. With 5 leaf crown overall. It confused me when you said on each leaf. I think this interesting because I think I have seen these arms! I will start researching my collection of books and materials. I have no luck in finding Sol-Zoll Genealogie yet!
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I tried to copy it here.
It didn't work.
Its on my home page here on the site
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Where do you have it posted? I was waiting for you to post it here!
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