Hannig

As a Slavic family name, Hannig is a West Slavic dialect translation of the Hebrew first name Johannes ("God is gracious"). He appeared particularly in the countries of the Bohemian Crown , where there was also the Vladiken family of the same name . Other common name variants are mainly Hennig , Hannich and Hanning .

The family's name day is St. John's Day on June 24th.

The coat of arms of the Croatian Hannigs

Name bearer

Alex Hannig (1897–1987), Chilean athlete of German origin
Frank Hannig (* 1974), German computer scientist, engineer and university professor
Gary Hannig (* 1952), American politician
Georg Hannig (1872–1934), German landscape gardener, director of the main cemetery in Szczecin
Heinke Hannig (* 1957), German writer and radio play author
Henner Hannig (1944–2017), German conservationist, architect and university professor
Johann Georg Carl von Hannig (1709–1784), Austrian Lieutenant Field Marshal
Julius Robert Hannig (1866–1931), German sculptor
Kurt Hannig (1920–1993), German biochemist
Petr Hannig (* 1946), Czech music producer
Rainer Hannig (* 1952), German Egyptologist
Susanna Dickinson Hannig (1814–1883), survivor of the Battle of the Alamo
Theresa Hannig (* 1984), German writer
Ute Hannig (* 1972), German actress
Wolf-Peter Hannig (* 1956), local politician (Die Linke), member of the People's Chamber

Hannig Building in Austin , Texas
Hannigburg in Grodziszcze
Hannig Mill (Hannigův mlýn) in Heřmanice u Frýdlantu (formerly Hermsdorf in Bohemia)
Dreifaltigkeitshof in Mariahilfer Straße 82, in Vienna's VII district, the Viennese domicile of FML Hannig