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Bill Scott

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He was quite a joker. Is this statement by him about Tetley serious? How could anyone get away with that? More research, please. 12.176.157.199 (talk) 18:42, 10 August 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Surname Tetzlaff

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Tetzlaff is old slavic eastern surname; Tetslov comes from the name TESLOV / TESLO (also a clumsy , low minded man in Slovenia).The form Tetzlaff is from Pomerania.The suffix -laff or "lov" is a "Wendish" surname suffix.The Wends were Slavic people occupying eastern Germany to the Baltic Sea during the early medieval period and now survive along the middle and upper Spree River.

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