Fluck von Maschwanden ZH

[Jerry Flook]

Nach "Die Auswanderung aus den Knonauer Amt," Hans Jacob Fluck, geboren Maschwanden 1724, einsegnen Winterbach 1742; ehe Winterbach 1748. WO IST WINTERBACH?

[G.F.]

Nach "Die Auswanderung aus den Knonauer Amt," Hans Jacob Fluck gegboren Maschwanden 1724, einsegnen Winterbach 1742; ehe Winterbach 1748. WO IST WINTERBACH?

Hallo Jerry,

Willkommen im Forum.

Es handelt sich hier um Winterbach/Pfalz, wenige km nordöstlich von Zweibrücken.
Nachbarorte: Battweiler, Bundenbach, Wallhalben, Reifenberg.

Die Familie ist auch unter FLÜCK/PFLUCK zu finden. oo war 12.4.1749 in Winterbach.

Gruss
Georg

[Jerry Flook]

Georg

Danke für die Antwort. Was war Ihre Quelle für die Korrektur des Ehejahr Jakob Fluck ? Gibt es noch andere transkribiert genealogischen Aufzeichnungen für Maschwanden ?

Jerry Flook

Ich verstehe nur ein bisschen Deutsch. Ich bin Americaner.

[G.F.]

Hallo Jerry.

I had 2 sources:

Source 1:
"Reg. zum 1. ev.-ref. KB von Winterbach 1720 - 3.1770" page 22
oo 12.4.1748 notice (318/7) possible number of a document

Source 2:
"Schweizer Einwanderer im Westrich 1650-1750", editor: Zweibrücker Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Familienforschung, page 136
oo12.4.1749 notice FNB FLUCK - 8933 Maschwanden ZH 4+24/IV

Above I had written the alternative date. Because the oo was in Winterbach the "Reg. zum KB" could be more faithful, 1748!?

I could give you name of his wife (her father) and his father and of a son of an unknown brother of his wife.
Do you know children or brothers and sisters (would be interesting for me)

best wishes

Georg

[Jerry Flook]

In information on FLUCK in Swiss Surname Directory (1/14/2000) beside name Martin Fluekk 1294 Ueberlingen is symbol $. What is meaning of symbol $ ?

[Wolf]

Hello Jerry,

may I ask where you have dug up this information? The Swiss Surname Directory (SSD) has sadly passed away many, many years ago.

Amongst other information the SSD included a complete transcript of the booklet Zürcher Familiennamen - and this is the source for the entry on Martin Flükk. As described here, the $ stands to indicate the earliest mentions of the name, known to the authors - in your case (1294) it actually is the first mention.

This is not the symbol used in the booklet - but as SSD was a simple text file, symbols available in ASCII had to be used.

Just to be on the safe side - let me repeat, whats written on the page (link above): A relation to families living today with the same name is neither proven nor assumed!

[Jerry Flook]

Wolf,

I was hoping that you personally would reply to this query. While the SSD was still functioning I submitted several queries on ancestral names, including Fluck. SSD responded in an email on 14 Jan 2000, indicating the Zuercher Familiennamen as the source. Their web site probably posted a key to all of the symbols used, but I did not note the $ at the time.

Danke

[Jerry Flook]

In the church records of Maschwanden ca. 1710 Rudi is called "der Meister Schmid." What is the significance of the title "Meister" and how was it conferred?

Jerry Flook