Huttenlocher (family name)
Huttenlocher is a family name that is mainly used in Baden-Württemberg, but also today as a result of emigration. He is mentioned more than two hundred times in the German telephone registers and about twenty times in the Swiss one. Originally it is a family of farmers from the Stuttgart region, which has been documented there for six hundred years.
Interpretation of the name
According to the name researcher Hans Bahlow , Huttenlocher is one of the family names that were formed according to locality. This results from the second part of the name: Locher comes from Loh , which originally referred to a wood.
Original appearance and distribution of the name
The first written mention of this family name can be found in the Lehnsrevers of the Maulbronn Monastery . A Konrad Huttenloch is mentioned there in 1406. This original form of the name without the ending "he" still occurs today in the Pforzheim area.
Most of the name bearers living in the area around Esslingen am Neckar have Heinrich Huttenloch as their ancestor, who lived as a farmer in Koengen from 1415 to 1490 . It may also be the link between the lines of the Pforzheimer and Esslingen area, since a Heinrich Huttenloch is mentioned in documents in Hirschlanden ( Ditzingen ) in 1442 and 1452 . His great-grandson Dietrich (1497–1570) and his son Michael (1529–1588) rose as feudal farmers of the imperial knight Thumb von Neuburg and the Denkendorf monastery to become bailiffs of the village of Köngen. Michael Huttenloch, who enrolled at the University of Tübingen in 1546, was awarded a coat of arms by Emperor Ferdinand I at the Diet of Augsburg in 1559 , which shows a silver-colored greyhound on a blue-gold-blue shield. His great-grandson, also named Michael (1624–1701), moved to the neighboring village of Deizisau at the end of the Thirty Years War . At that time, the spelling of the name changed to the form Huttenlocher, which is most common today . The descendants of Michael's only son Leonhard (1652–1729) made the name widely known in Deizisau. Today it is one of the most common family names there.
Starting from Köngen and Deizisau, the Huttenloch family spread further in the Esslingen area: in the 17th century to Plochingen and Sulzgries (Esslingen) , in the 18th century to the imperial city of Esslingen , to Altbach and Vaihingen ad Fildern (Stuttgart) .
Another lineage , over which the family name first spread in Stuttgart , begins with the Seidensticker Othmar Huttenloch mentioned there in 1483. Even with his descendants, the spelling changed to Huttenlocher in the 17th century .
They emigrated to the USA in the second half of the 18th and 19th centuries. As the registration with the US American census in 1880 shows, some families there changed the spelling of their name to Huttenlocker due to the American pronunciation . Two Huttenlocher families from Deizisau and Plochingen emigrated to Russia in 1817, where they co-founded the German settlement Katharinenfeld (now Bolnissi in Georgia).
Related forms of names
In Germany can be found in addition to the already mentioned name forms Hutten hole and Huttenlocher still in Bavaria surnames Hutten Lochner and Huttenloher and Switzerland in the form Huttenlauch . In the USA, where the aforementioned Huttenlocker spelling occurs alongside Huttenlocher , the name Hudlow also exists . Its bearers are descendants of Andreas Huttenloch (1731–1785) who emigrated from Ötisheim near Pforzheim to Philadelphia in 1753 and who settled in Browns Gap in Rockingham County (Virginia) as Andrew Hudlow in 1756 .
Well-known namesake
- Anna Huttenlocher (* 1961), American doctor
- Britta Huttenlocher (* 1962), Swiss painter and graphic artist
- Daniel P. Huttenlocher (* 1958), American computer scientist
- Ferdinand Huttenlocher (1856–1925), German sculptor
- Friedrich Huttenlocher (1893–1973), German geographer
- Heinrich Huttenlocher (1890–1954), Swiss geologist
- Janellen Huttenlocher (1932–2016), American psychologist
- Peter R. Huttenlocher (1931–2013), German-American neuropediatrist and neuroscientist
- Philippe Huttenlocher (* 1942), Swiss opera and concert singer
Others
Ancestral community with other sexes
As descendants of the above-mentioned Leonhard Huttenlocher from Deizisau and his wife Anna Margaretha born Wolff (1658–1708), numerous bearers of the Huttenlocher family name have an ancestral community with European noble families. Anna Margaretha was a great-granddaughter of Carlin von Taxis (1565–1628), postmaster in Deizisau and a descendant of the Taxis family (Italian: Tasso or de Tassis ) , who originally came from the Bergamasque Alps in Italy and from whom the Bavarian dynasty Thurn, among others and taxis .
Trivia
In the television series Pastor Lenau by Felix Huby , which was broadcast in the evening program of ARD in 1990/1991, two supporting roles are named Huttenlocher : The role of Frau Huttenlocher is played by Regine Vergeen , that of Irene Huttenlocher by Katharina Zapatka . The actor Christian Beermann plays the role of the bank branch manager Martin Huttenlocher in the TV film Ein Saficher Plan by Roland Suso Richter , which was broadcast on the television program Das Erste on May 14, 2014 .
See also
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- ↑ Distribution map of the Huttenloch surnames created with Geogen online service by Christoph Stöpel , accessed on October 25, 2006
- ↑ Interpretation of the name: Hans Bahlow : Deutsches Namenlexikon. Family and first names explained according to their origin and meaning. Suhrkamp, Frankfurt am Main 1972 ( Suhrkamp-Taschenbücher 65).
- ↑ Original appearance and distribution of the name: Rudolf Huttenlocher (1884–1962), Plochingen, Familienarchiv, published in: Die Familie Huttenlocher in Württemberg , special supplement to the State Gazette for Württemberg (1928), p. 21 f.
- ^ Main line of Othmar Huttenlocher , accessed on April 21, 2007
- ↑ Huttenlocher in the 1880 US Census: Retrieved from ancestry.com on May 29, 2007
- ^ Related forms of names , accessed on March 14, 2010; Distribution of the family name Huttenlochner , accessed on March 14, 2010; Distribution of the family name Huttenloher , accessed on March 14, 2010
- ^ Entry in the register of the dead in the Deizisau church book of March 23, 1628: " Carlin Daxis from an old noble family "; Carlin von Taxis as the first Deizisau postmaster known by name: Wilhelm Mauer: The post offices and post holders on the old post route from Ulm to Rheinhausen across from Speyer am Rhein (continuation) - The Deizisau post office , in: Postgeschichtliche Blätter from Württemberg (Ed. Society for German Post History eV ), No. 14, 1969, pp. 13-15; Origin of the Carlin von Taxis ( Memento of the original from July 18, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. ; accessed March 14, 2010; Descendants of Carlin von Taxis , accessed March 14, 2010;
- ↑ Huttenlocher in the TV series Pastor Lenau ( Memento of the original from August 21, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , accessed March 14, 2010
- ↑ Huttenlocher in the TV film A Deadly Safe Plan ( Memento from May 16, 2014 in the Internet Archive ), accessed on August 20, 2014
