Annecke
Annecke is a German family name.
It goes back to several peasant families from the area around Quedlinburg in what is now Saxony-Anhalt , most likely related to one another, each of which can be traced back to the 16th century (see literature). The revolutionary Fritz Annecke later wrote his name without "ck" with "k".
Name bearer
- Emil Annecke (1823–1888), German revolutionary and American party founder (republican) (Annecke, 1959b, p. 129, no. 104)
- Fritz Anneke (1818–1872), German revolutionary and workers secretary (Annecke, 1959b, p. 127, no. 102)
- Kurt Annecke (1902–1961), German pharmacist, food chemist and ministerial official (Annecke, 1959b, p. 136, no. 172)
- Mathilde Franziska Anneke (1817–1884), German writer and journalist, wife of Fritz Anneke
- Percy Shelley Anneke (1850–1928), American entrepreneur, son of Fritz Anneke (Annecke, 1959b, p. 130, no. 107)
- Victor Anneke (1892–1937), American entrepreneur, son of Percy Anneke (Annecke, 1959b, p. 130, no. 108)
literature
- Annecke, Heinrich: The fishing family Annecke from Ditfurt and their descendants: German Family Archives, Volume 12, pp. 203-240, 1959a ISSN 0012-1266
- Annecke, Heinrich: The peasant family Annecke in Schadeleben and their ancestry: German Family Archives, Volume 13, pp. 116–140, 1959b ISSN 0012-1266
- Annecke, Heinrich: The peasant family Annecke from Wedderstedt near Quedlinburg am Harz: German Family Archives, Volume 23, pp. 265-298, 1963 ISSN 0012-1266