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Levin Genealogy & History
The surname Levin is known to have French, Jewish, and English origins. In medieval of Brittany and Normandy, the name was derived from the Old French vigne, which means vine. This indicates that the first people in Levin family history most likely worked in or owned a vineyard. In Ashkenazic Jewish Levin genealogy, the name is either derived from the personal name Levin, meaning lion, or is a nickname for the Russian Lev. It may also be derived from the Old English Leofwine, meaning beloved friend. Variations of this surname include Levine, Lavigne, Lavene, Levigne, Lewin, Lewins, Leven, and even DeVigne.
Levin Birth Records
Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Location |
A Jacob Levin | -- --, 1919 | July 10,1997 | VT |
B Joy Levin | -- --, 1932 | May 15,1998 | WA |
Calman Levin | -- --, 1930 | April 10,2003 | MD |
Daisy Levin | -- --, 1911 | May ,1977 | PA |
Levin Death Records
Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Location |
E Goldye Levin | -- --, 1910 | July 9,2000 | Sykesville,MD |
Fae Levin | -- --, 1905 | August ,1983 | Oak Park,IL |
G Paralee Levin | -- --, 1928 | April 29,2010 | Saint Louis,MO |
Hadassah Levin | -- --, 1908 | November 19,1992 | Brooklyn,NY |
Levin Marriage Records
Name | Spouse | Marriage Date | Location |
Donald Levin | Barbara Spurlock | March 17,1976 | Wake, NC |
Eliot Levin | Amy Prochaska | March 4,2000 | Harris, TX |
Harold Levin | Constance Parker | December 22,1974 | Wake, NC |
John Levin | Beth Washburn | November 19,1994 | Wake, NC |
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