The fleckenstein Surname
fleckenstein Name Meaning and History
- German: habitational name from a lost place called Fleckenstein, in the Vosges mountains (Alsace).
- Jewish (Ashkenazic): ornamental name, from German Flecken ‘stain’, ‘spot’ (Yiddish flekn) + Stein ‘stone’.
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
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| Fleckensteins of Brooklyn, Stagg Street 1890s | Steven Fleckenstein | 18 |
| new york fleckenstein | mary beard | 7 |
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| Fleckenstein | Max | 71 |
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| August Fleckenstein/Joseph & Mary Peterson Fleckenstein |
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| Fleckenstein August Bridgeport Wisconsin | Nancy Gabus-Bridges | 2 |
| Walter Zech Sr. (1901-1987) & Eva Fleckenstein-Zech (1903-1991); children Arthur, Walter Jr., Kenneth, Alice Szymczak (1933-2005), and June King (1935-1988) | Kevin Baase | 3 |
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