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Old Monday, September 11th, 2006
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Does anyone know the origin of the surname Kosakowsky?

Please let me know if you have any clue. This is very important to me.
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Sounds Polish.
Kosak = Cossack? -owsky is just ending, could be also Kosakov (Russian), or Kosakevich (Belarusian), Kosachenko (Ukrainian).
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Thanks. The spelling in English with "w" look more Polish. I guess Kosakovsky sounds more Russian than Kosakowsky. I should have said that he was a Russian. He was a general.

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Kosak = Cossack? -owsky is just ending, could be also Kosakov (Russian), or Kosakevich (Belarusian), Kosachenko (Ukrainian).
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