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Strößenreuther

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People

Sabina (Strößenreuther) Barthmann [Sabina Barthman] came from the village of Vordorf in Bavaria, Germany; immigrated to the United States in 1882; and settled in Iowa.

Relevant individual: Sabina (Strößenreuther) Barthmann [Sabina Barthman]

Strößenreuther homeowners in Vordorf, Kingdom of Bavaria
House number in 1812House number in 1787BuiltNames of relevant owners

Source: Data from Thiem 1973, 204–213.

Note: Excluding seven houses built in the 20th century, there were 47 houses in Vordorf.

7XXIIby 1727… Heinrich Strößenreuther
8XXIIIbefore 1737… Heinrich Strößenreuther
9XXIby 1727… Wolfgang Strößenreuther
9 aXXIby 1845… Wolfgang Strößenreuther
10XXbefore 1737… Johann Adam Strößenreuther (1765), Wolf Adam Strößenreuther (1800), Christoph Strößenreuther, Katharina Strößenreuther (widow), … Wolfgang Strößenreuther, Anton Strößenreuther, Jette Strößenreuther … (property still owned by a Strößenreuther family in 1971)
14XVIbefore 1737… Jacob Strößenreuther, Lorenz Strößenreuther (sold by Lorenz and Katharina Strößenreuther in 1850) …
15Xby 1727… Wolf Adam Strößenreuther (1824), Georg Wolfgang Strößenreuther (1849), Elisabetha Strößenreuther, Johann Strößenreuther (married the widow Elisabetha Strößenreuther), Johann Wolfgang Strößenreuther, Christiana Strößenreuther, Christof Strößenreuther … (property still owned by a Strößenreuther family in 1971)
21 & 21 aXIVNo. 21 by 1727; No. 21 a after 1845… Wolf Adam Strößenreuther (bought the property on 17 February 1846), Maria Strößenreuther, (now also No. 21 a), Christof Strößenreuther, Maria Strößenreuther, Christof Strößenreuther, Klara Strößenreuther, Hermann and Anna Strößenreuther, Robert Strößenreuther
21 bXIVprobably ca. 1850Sabine Barthmann (wife of Erhardt Barthmann, farmer) …
23XVby 1727… Johann Strößenreuther (weaver; bought remnants of run-down farm on 11 November 1839), Johann and Christof Strößenreuther (brothers), Johann Strößenreuther (weaver) …
Strößenreuthers in modern Germany by telephone-directory entries (total 107)
RankAdministrative districtNumber of entries

Source: Data from Absolute Verteilung des Namens “Strößenreuther” [Absolute Distribution of the Name “Strößenreuther”], ca. 2008, Verwandt.de, http://www.verwandt.de/karten/absolut/strößenreuther.html [with color-coded map].

Note: Each telephone-directory entry may represent several individuals. Also, there is 1 entry with the spelling “Stroeßenreuther” in Rhein–Neckar–Kreis [in Karlsruhe, Baden-Württemberg] (http://www.verwandt.de/karten/absolut/stroeßenreuther.html [with color-coded map]). There are no entries for the spelling “Stroessenreuther.”

1Wunsiedel [in Upper Franconia, Bavaria]20
2Sonneberg [in Thuringia]10
3Nuremberg [in Middle Franconia, Bavaria]8

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Surname meaning

[Image: Germanic Gothic script; Text: Stroessenreuther with o-umlaut for oe and Eszett for ss]

Strößenreuther (or with old-fashioned long-s: Ströſsenreuther) [Stroessenreuther] is a German location-based surname.

Meaning of Strößenreuther
Meaning of surnameMeaning of partsSource
Strößen-reuther
person from Strößenreuth[regional dialect form of -roder] person from the place-name ending in -reuth [regional dialect form of -rode]: cleared areaThode 1992, xxviii

There seems to be no existing place named Strößenreuth. But there is a village named Strößendorf (-dorf ‘village’).

Strößendorf lies in Altenkunstadt municipality, Lichtenfels administrative district, Upper Franconia administrative region, Bavaria, Germany, west of the StrößenreuthersVordorf village, as shown in the interactive map below:

Interactive map of Strößendorf to Vordorf, Upper Franconia, Bavaria, Germany

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