Comments on: The Origin of the Surname Zumbrun/Zumbrum/Zumbrunnen http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/the-origin-of-the-surname-zumbrunzumbrumzumbrunnen/ Since 1209 Thu, 25 Jan 2024 06:29:34 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=3.9.40 By: David Price http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/the-origin-of-the-surname-zumbrunzumbrumzumbrunnen/#comment-256131 Thu, 12 Jan 2023 23:42:51 +0000 http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/?p=526#comment-256131 I am the 18th great-grandson of Johannes Zumbrunnen
I carry the R-z306 y-dna haplogroup

]]> By: Janelle http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/the-origin-of-the-surname-zumbrunzumbrumzumbrunnen/#comment-55920 Tue, 25 May 2021 16:50:46 +0000 http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/?p=526#comment-55920 Hi Josh,

My name is Janelle McCaughey (maiden name Davis), my grandmother was Minnie Zumbrunnen. I traced my line of the Zumbrunnen’s from Los Angeles, CA to Bern, Switzerland. I would be interested to see if we have family in common, as well as possibly compare notes from our research. You can email me @ mccaughey925@yahoo.com

I hope to hear from you soon!

Janelle

]]> By: James Forward http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/the-origin-of-the-surname-zumbrunzumbrumzumbrunnen/#comment-545 Wed, 09 May 2018 23:57:30 +0000 http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/?p=526#comment-545 I have The Wisconsin line From Jacob b.26 dec 1830 back to a Michael born 1515 but stops there. Most if not all of the early Zumbrunnens are Zweisimmen, Bern, Switzerland. to you have anything on this one? Michael is the Son of Oswald Zumbrunnen.

]]> By: Where Was the Castle Zumbrunnen? « Zumbrun Genealogy http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/the-origin-of-the-surname-zumbrunzumbrumzumbrunnen/#comment-543 Mon, 07 May 2018 02:31:46 +0000 http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/?p=526#comment-543 […] Schloss Zumbrunnen in the early 1200s which he gave to his son Walter in the year 1209. Walter adopted the name of the castle as his own surname. But where was this castle that became the namesake of the Zumbrunnen […]

]]> By: Vassals of the Fraumünster: the Zumbrunnen Family in the Feudal Period « Zumbrun Genealogy http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/the-origin-of-the-surname-zumbrunzumbrumzumbrunnen/#comment-373 Tue, 03 Oct 2017 20:05:23 +0000 http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/?p=526#comment-373 […] makes sense that Zumbrunnen men would have this status, as they were descendants of the Barons of Attinghausen, but were not the primary branch that inherited the […]

]]> By: The Origin of the Barons of Attinghausen « Zumbrun Genealogy http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/the-origin-of-the-surname-zumbrunzumbrumzumbrunnen/#comment-257 Tue, 12 Sep 2017 22:27:48 +0000 http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/?p=526#comment-257 […] Zumbrunnen family descends from the Barons of Attinghausen. As already discussed, the first Zumbrunnen in history was Walter Zumbrunnen, who had been born into the Attinghausen family and changed his name to […]

]]> By: The Castles of the Zumbrunnen Family « Zumbrun Genealogy http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/the-origin-of-the-surname-zumbrunzumbrumzumbrunnen/#comment-244 Wed, 30 Aug 2017 22:25:39 +0000 http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/?p=526#comment-244 […] Castle was the home of the Barons of Attinghausen, and the home in which Walter Zumbrunnen, the first Zumbrunnen, would have grown up. The castle was built perhaps as early as the 1100s, although it is uncertain […]

]]> By: Translating the History of the Barons of Attinghausen and Schweinsberg « Zumbrun Genealogy http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/the-origin-of-the-surname-zumbrunzumbrumzumbrunnen/#comment-240 Tue, 29 Aug 2017 22:04:22 +0000 http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/?p=526#comment-240 […] In 1865, a Swiss historian named Theodor Von Liebenau, who would later become the chief archivist of the city of Lucerne, wrote a detailed history of the Barons of Attinghausen and Schweinsberg (from whom the Zumbrunnen descend). […]

]]> By: Burkhard Zumbrunnen and the 1251 Alliance with Zurich « Zumbrun Genealogy http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/the-origin-of-the-surname-zumbrunzumbrumzumbrunnen/#comment-203 Fri, 18 Aug 2017 23:25:45 +0000 http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/?p=526#comment-203 […] Zumbrunnen was the first man to adopt the Zumbrunnen surname. His eldest son Burkhard Zumbrunnen thus must have been the second […]

]]> By: Translating the Attinghausen entry in the Nobiliaire Militaire Suisse « Zumbrun Genealogy http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/the-origin-of-the-surname-zumbrunzumbrumzumbrunnen/#comment-186 Fri, 28 Jul 2017 20:00:29 +0000 http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/?p=526#comment-186 […] Sadly for families B-Z, the author never finished even the second volume, let alone all 26. But luckily for us, he did document our ancestors because (in a rare example of our family benefiting from alphabetical order) he included them in the entry for the Attinghausen family, from which the Zumbrunnen family originated. […]

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