The gottschalk Surname
gottschalk Name Meaning and History
German and Jewish (western Ashkenazic): from a medieval personal
name composed of Middle High German got ‘God’ (Old High German
got) + scalh ‘servant’, ‘serf’ (Old High German
scalc).
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
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| Marvin E. Gottschalk or Albert C. Gottschalk | Stephanie | 4 |
| GOTTSCHALK | TODD ALBERT YOUNG | 4 |
| Henry A. Gottschalk from Ohio |
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| Herbert Charles Gottschalk/Lillian Frances Meroney | Cheryl | 5 |
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| Gottschalk family fron Glauchau / Dresden | Alan Gottschalk | 2 |
| Konradine Luise Sophie Gottschalk |
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| Gottchalk in Indiana |
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| Fritz Gottschalk from Prussia to Wisconsin |
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