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出典:『Wikipedia』 (2010/09/24 21:32 UTC 版)

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Bagod is a village in Zala county, Hungary. The families whose names are Bagod, Baggett, Baggette, Bagget, or similar can trace their lineage back to this area of Hungary. The aforementioned family names in some form were carried through to the time of William the Conqueror where the Bagod name may be found in the Domesday Book,i.e. a tax roll and continuing up to the present. The Baggett(Bagod) family name is one of the few names which can be traced back some 1,000 years. The ancestry of the Bagod family includes royalty in several different areas and times in history. Many members of the aforementioned family names now live in America and as far west as Australia. The name Bagod is a Hebrew name and apparently the ancestors of the Baggetts were Hebrews making the present descendants members of one of the Lost Tribes of the House of Israel.