Klobuk (family name)
The surname Klobuk occurs in various Slavic countries and is often mentioned in connection with places that were originally spelled Clobuk . It is probably a residential property or origin name. The Moravian Vladik Lev z Clobuk , who was chamberlain to the Bohemian king around 1211, was also written as Leo Comes Clobucensis . He owned the village and fortress Clobuk, which was later also written Klobouk and Klobauk and is now called Klobouky u Brna . From this spelling Klobuk , other spellings are derived that identify the bearer of the name as a member of the knighthood and as a free landowner:
- Klobučinský (Czech Republic)
- Kłobuczyński, Kłobuszyński, Kłobużyński and Kłobusiński (Poland)
- Klobutschinski, Klobuczinski, Klobuczinsky, Müller von Klobuczinsky (Silesia)
- Klopschinski, Klobuzinski, Klobuzenski, Klobudzinski, Klobuschinski, Kobudzinski (Prussia)