Gazenei?

[Lewis B. Sckolnick]

The name Gazeneia could come from the Jewish name Hazan or Hazzan.

A hazzan is the overseer of a synagogue.

Lewis
> Dear list members,
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> I have found a reference to a late nineteenth-century bindery in St
> Petersburg: "Perepletnaia Gazeneia Nevskii pr. No. 108".  I've looked
> Gazenei up in Unbegaun's "Russian Surnames", but it's not listed.  Does
> anyone on the list have any idea what the name might have been originally?
> Gasenet?  Hasenet?  (Is it French??)
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> All suggestions gratefully received.
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> Simon
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