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Last name: Verbrechtenzoon

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Language of the text: Deutsch
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Verbrechtenzoon


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Nobility crown VerbrechtenzoonRudi Froheilwig 1340 Achkarren Zinsmann Heinrich 1359 Horb Stadtchirurg Curd 1578 Fritzlar Schultheiß Verbrechtenzoon ist aus dem Muttername gleich der Frau Aleke (Adelhei) Sohn abgeleitet. Mittelhochdeutsch mittelniederdeutsch ver (aus vrouwe) ist ehrende Bezeichnung der Frau höheren Standes oder wirtschaftlicher Selbständigkeit. 1483 in Siebenbürgen Tonig Vernengel gleich Antonius, Sohn der Frau Engelberga: Deutsche Sprachdenkmäler aus Siebenbürgen. Von Fr. Müller. Hermannstadt 1864. 98. Um 1340 zu Achkarren Kr. Freiburg i. B. ein Zinsmann Rudi Froheilwig gleich Sohn der Frau Heilwig: Alemannia. Zeitschrift für Sprache, Kunst u. Altertum, besonders des alemschwäb. Gebiets. Hgg. von Anton Birlinger. 1873 ff. XIX, 186. - 1578 Curd Vernalik, Schultheiß zu Fritzlar. Der bekannte Forscher Theodor Vernaleken stammt aus Volkmarsen, einer an Niedersachsen grenzenden plattdeutschen Stadt. Im Niederländ. kommen die Familienname Verbrechten und Verbrechtenzoon vor gleich Sohn der Frau Brechte (Berta): Etymologisch Woordenboek der Nederlandsche Taal. Door Dr. Joh. Franck. 's Gravenhage 1892. 1118. - 1383 heißt die Frau des Drosten von Oldenburg Vorneseke (Eseke ist im Fires. die weibl. Koseform zu Edzard aus Eckhart): Urkundenbuch der Stadt Oldenburg. Von Dr. D. Kohl. Oldenburg 1914. 39. Nach einer alten Volkszählung, die am Anfang des Jahrhunderts zurückgeht, befinden sich die Familien mit diesem Namen in Wien, Kassel, Berlin, usw. Froheilwig Muttername gleich der Frau Aleke (Adelhei) Sohn. Mittelhochdeutsch, mittelniederdeutsch ver (aus vrouwe) ist ehrende Bezeichnung der Frau höheren Standes oder wirtschaftlicher Selbständigkeit. ...

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