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                                                 Grosbous, July 13, 2000
Lady or Gentleman,                            last updated: May 14, 2003

1) The purpose of these Internet pages is to give people an easy access
   to family tree information, about the Pletschette Family, and at the
   same time, provide an easy mechanism to expand the information.

2) The idea to start doing research on the Pletschette family started 
   when I was contacted by Mrs. Carol Arnold-Pletschett from the USA.
   She asked questions on the origin of a Pierre Pletschette who 
   migrated from Grosbous, Luxembourg and arrived in New York on board 
   the "Silvanus Jenkins" on July 3, 1845. 

3) At that moment we had been looking for information on Nicholas 
   Kransz who arrived in the USA on the same date, ie most likely 
   on the same ship.

4) We are at the very start and would encourage everybody knowing 
   information missing or corrections!

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c) on these pages several spellings for the family "Pletschette".
   Following variations can be found:
   1) Pletschette
   2) Pletchett
   3) Pletchette
   4) Pletschett
   5) Pletschet
   6) Pletscher
   7) Plettschette
   8) Pletzet
	 
d) Words used in the text of these pages
   vero = wirklech, a Wierklechkét;
   avus = de Grousspapp;
   avia = d'Groussmamm; 
   vulgo = am gewéinleche genannt (Hausnumm);
   vouerie = eng Vogtei, also eng Proprietéit, déi vun enger Herrschaft
             ofhung, wou den Exploitant verflicht war, dem Vogt, dem 
             Eegentëmmer en Deel vu senge Recolten oder Recetten
             zereckzeloossen. 

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