luiz são paulo-brasil 2008-10-17 19:13 200.198.127.110	sou filho de jankiel frid, veio da Polonia, cidade de Hurubieshov, na decada de 1930.Meu avô tinha o nome de Eliezer Frid.Familia morreu no Holocausto.Não soube de mais ninguém após a 2ªguerra mundial.
Janni Løjstrup Frid Denmark http://www.familienfrid.dk 2008-06-19 20:57 83.93.11.133	Hi there Im married to the name Frid. I've found out that my husbands grandfathers dad was Axel olof Frid born 30. september 1876 in Kristianstads Län. He was married to Clara Petrea Beckman born 24. januar 1877 in Kristianstads Län. My husbands grandfather was Axel & Claras son Carl Henry Frid born 9. juni 1909 in Helsingør Denmark. If you know something abaut the family, feel free to share with me - Gerne på dansk/svensk, kontakt via min hjemmeside. Best Regards Janni Løjstrup Frid
saša frid zagreb 2008-04-12 01:47 85.244.68.205	hallo frids. i am from croatia but now i am in portugal. my name was fried but my grandfather changed it in to frid. the name comes from friedburg or friedberg in austria or germany. best regards sasa
Simon Frid England 2007-11-22 12:11 217.44.132.216	I was always given to understand that the name Frid was also shared by one of the minor Norse gods (of fishing and storms or some such) also that Friday was named after us well that's what I like to believe anyway. Given this I am going to take tomorrow off as a holiday. Apropos of nothing I had an Uncle Bob once that emigrated to Canada (in the fifties I think) seems like a sensible thing to do. Byezbye
Jake Frid Yorkshire,England 2007-09-02 23:33 82.47.157.188	Hi All Frids Im 15 i live with my parents & sister in ENGLAND ! I dont know much history which is why ive come here All these storys are very interesting ! I know my dad grandad moved from london to Yorkshire Hope u can share anything with me thanx :D
Canadian Frid Canada 2007-08-31 18:54 12.149.10.2	Hi! The Frid Family in Hamilton, Ontario are prominent here in business. Three brothers emigrated from the county of Kent, England to Canada before the turn of the century (last century). One of the Frid's descendants even became a known actor in the States - jonathan frid.
Igor Frid Utrecht, Netherlands http://www.gezafrid.nl 2007-08-15 11:11 212.104.207.211	Hi Ragnar and other Frids, very nice to see this activity here! My name is Igor Frid, son of Arthur Frid who is the son of Geza Frid (www.gezafrid.nl). My grandfather emigrated From Hungary to the Netherlands in 1929. Keep up this nice digital Frid Family reunion!
Celso Frid Brasil 2007-07-28 21:55 200.184.167.236	Como Michael Frid, meus antepassados vieram da AustrÃ¡lia, segundo contam,sendo orinais ou nÃ£o desse paÃs, mas dali saiu para o brasil meu avÃ´, isso antes da segundo guerra,os demais foram mortos na tentativa de fuga, segundo contam de uma guerra interna . JÃ¡ busquei varias vertentes, q me levaram a Israel, pois segundo me informaram viu de lÃ¡.
Casey Frid Minnesota http://www.clemson.edu/~caseyf 2007-06-19 23:16 200.177.130.150	Hello! I am from Minnesota, USA, as is the rest of my branch of the "Frid Family". My family originates, at least as far back as we've been able to trace, to Bohemia (what is presently the Czech Republic, or near).
Jennifer Frid Clearwater, Florida, http://Pull 2007-06-02 14:36 72.91.56.28	Great website!
Frid Michael Israel 2007-03-21 22:13 89.1.183.23	Hi, my name is Michael. My family is a Jewish family who has been living today in Israel, but originly came from St. Petersburg (Russia). Almost all of our family was killed in the holocaust by the Nazis, and alot of documents and information were destroyed. That's why we don't truly know our ancestor's real origin. But as it's known to me, the Frid surname is originaly Yiddish (A Jewish language which was spoken in Europe for more then 1000 years). The Frid name was evolved from the word "Friede" which means in German and Yiddish - "Peace". Nowdays, there're about 200,000 Frid families happily live in Israel. Certainly, I would like to know if you have any connection to Judaism and to us.
fadi beirut 2007-02-17 21:44 212.98.136.35	hi lennart remember we were both in sup de co rouen together we had really nice time ... best regards fadi
Ragnar Frid Ed http://ragnar.frid.org 2007-02-09 11:34 195.198.202.74	Testing the new spam-destrying Capthca implementation...
Jesper Damgaard Frid Denmark 2006-08-30 12:24 80.63.52.195	Hello, Im`jesper Frid. Im`the ancestor of a long line of Frid´s in Denmark. We are avere of the fact, that the Frid name is originaly Swedish. My grandfathers sister emigrated to Canada, and kept the name Frid, so that could probably explain some of the Canadian connexions ? Best regards to all Frid´s Jesper
frid abdelkader algeria 2006-08-14 12:54 81.52.161.72	wow we havve the same name r u our miss fmly?
Denise (Frid) Ward Texas, USA 2006-08-03 20:57 198.178.190.1	Hello. My grandfather imagrated from England to Canada and then to the USA. We have many Frid relatives in Canada. There are also many Frids in Michigan, which is where I grew up. It is fun trying to trace relatives. The history about how soldiers were named is also very interesting. Thank you for sharing. Deni Frid Ward
Chris Howell Florida, USA http://chrishowell.com 2006-07-19 20:02 216.199.107.86	Hello, I just stumbled onto your website while doing some research. You web site and family look delightful. I am not a Frid, but after seeing your site I wish I was. Cheers! Chris Howell
moncef frid algiers algeria 2006-06-16 00:00 81.52.163.8	hello my family name is frid and i live in north africa algeria i dont if my fmily name has got any connection may be my ancestors came from sweden if u think you can help me contact me many thanks
Lena Frid Ellös 2006-06-05 16:58 81.227.2.226	Hello Marcia in Canada, Your grandfather is no relative of ours, although he came from the same city as our first Frid ancestor. Only one of our Frids went to Canada; he was called Albert. Do you know when your grandfather was born and when he left Sweden? The name Frid is a typical soldier's name that could be given to any new soldier. Most soldiers got short names, just like hunting dogs. Sometimes the name is descriptive like Stark (strong) or Lustig (funny). Maybe Frid was very calm or just the opposite. Rumour has it that one man got the name Fyllehund (drunkard), but at a later time his name was changed to Förbättrader (improved). When one soldier died or retired the next soldier could get the same name, even though they were not related. Lena
marcia frid canada 2006-05-31 18:30 198.169.112.253	Hello, I live in Canada. My grandfather Ole Frid came from Malmo, Sweden. Was the name Frid given to anyone who served in the army? I look forward to hearing from you. Marcia
Ragnar. Ed, Sweden http://ragnar.frid.org 2005-12-30 10:28 195.198.202.74	I'm just checking if this works... If it does, then: welcome to frid.orgs Guestbook, version 2006... Feel free to leave a comment, or perform some 'frid family' research. I'll get started on the other pages on this site right now...