The comment from Sue is probably correct. As I see it though the 4th letter in each word is "a" and there is a "v" in the surname. My guess is -- Sava Ignatovich ??
It could be a sloppily written "Saul" and the last name looks either "Ignatovich" or "Ignatoirch" but not sure which. I would be using whatever other clues were available to determine the background heritage to use the culture/nationality to help determine what I was reading. Was he Slavic? Was he Jewish? Was his address a known Jewish neighborhood or a known Slavic neighborhood?
Save Ignatoirch (seems improbable, but Slavic?)
ReplyDeleteSava Ignatovich
ReplyDeletePerhaps Sara Ignatovich
ReplyDeleteSavli Ignatavich
ReplyDeleteThe comment from Sue is probably correct.
ReplyDeleteAs I see it though the 4th letter in each word is "a" and there is a "v" in the surname.
My guess is --
Sava Ignatovich ??
Savle Ignatoich
ReplyDeleteSava Ignatovich
ReplyDeleteSaua Ignatovich is it.
ReplyDeleteMost probably, "Sava", as it is a very common & populat male name in the Slavic countries.
ReplyDeleteIt could be a sloppily written "Saul" and the last name looks either "Ignatovich" or "Ignatoirch" but not sure which. I would be using whatever other clues were available to determine the background heritage to use the culture/nationality to help determine what I was reading. Was he Slavic? Was he Jewish? Was his address a known Jewish neighborhood or a known Slavic neighborhood?
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