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I have been searching for years, not as hard as many of you guys have, on the origins of Yoh/Yohe. I have read many explanations on here as well as other forums for the origin of Yoh/Yohe.
So what is it? German? French? Hungarian? Von joh? Joh? or Johe? Has anybody dug up anything new?
I got to talk to my grandmother before she passed, I have not talked to her in almost 25 or so years, because my father side of the family was on the other coast when I lived in CA. Mom, father did get along so you can fill in the blanks. I finally got to ask her what the Yoh name originated from. She said it is English. I kind find it hard to believe, not finding many yoh/yohe names in England. I thought she maybe said that because she is from England.
Anyhoo, my grandparents are Alma yoh/Kroos and Joshua Yoh.
My father, their son Greggory Yoh Sr. Daughters Christine Yoh and penny Yoh.
That is all I know, if I am related to any of you, would love to hear from ya. Thanks in advance.
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