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Helena Pollert (born Rettinghaus), 1825 - 1874
MyHeritage Family TreesHelena Heinen (born Pollert), 1858 - 1886
MyHeritage Family TreesHelena Pollert, born 1854
MyHeritage Family TreesHelena Pollert, born 1854
MyHeritage Family TreesHelena Pollert, born 1858
MyHeritage Family TreesHelena Pollert (born Rettinghaus), 1825 - 1874
FamilySearch Family TreeHelena Pollert X, 1870 - 1870
FamilySearch Family TreeHelena Heinen (born Pollert), born 1858
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Helena (born Pollert), Circa 1849 - 1914
Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, Deaths 1874-1938Enter a few names and MyHeritage will build your family tree and deliver new insights about Helena Pollert
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- Alena Pollert
- Elaina Pollert
- Len Pollert
- Lena Pollert
- Arabic: هيلينا بوليرت (Haylīnā Būlīrt)
- Japanese: ヘレナ・ポレルト (Herena Poreruto)
- Russian: Елена Поллерт (Yelena Pollert)


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The name Helena has its roots in ancient Greece, derived from the Greek word "helene," which means "torch" or "light," symbolizing brightness and beauty. It is historically associated with Helen of Troy, a figure from Greek mythology whose abduction sparked the Trojan War, thus linking the name to themes of love and conflict. The name gained popularity in the Christian tradition due to Saint Helena, the mother of Emperor Constantine, who is credited with finding the True Cross. Variations of Helena can be found across various cultures, including Elena in Italian and Spanish, Alena in Slavic languages, and Ilona in Hungarian, each carrying similar meanings of light and beauty. The name has maintained its popularity through the centuries, often associated with qualities such as grace and intelligence, making it a timeless choice in many regions around the world.
The last name Pollert has its origins in Central Europe, particularly in regions that are now part of Germany and the Czech Republic. It is believed to derive from the Germanic word "poll," which means "pool" or "pond," suggesting that the name may have originally referred to someone who lived near a body of water or was involved in activities related to fishing or water management. Historically, surnames like Pollert often indicated geographical features or occupations, linking the bearers to their environment or livelihood. Variations of the name can be found in different cultures, including Pollard in English-speaking countries, which may have similar roots but can also refer to a specific type of tree management (pollarding). The spelling and pronunciation of Pollert may vary slightly across regions, reflecting local dialects and linguistic influences. Overall, the name carries a connection to nature and the landscape, embodying the characteristics of those who first adopted it.
Heinrich PollertCatharina TiemannAnna RettinghausElisabeth PollertJohann PollertGerhard PollertChristine PollertGustav PollertCathrine TiemannWilhelmine PollertCathrine RettinghausMaria RettinghausHermann PollertWilhelmine BrallHelena RettinghausFriedrich PollertMatthias RettinghausWilhelm PollertElisabeth Schulten
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