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Origin of Nack Total Records: 3  Origin of Nack, Meaning of Nack Origin: My g-gf George KNACKSTEDT came to US in the early 1860's. Rumor has it he was accompanied by 11 brothers and one sister. If you know of a large group that came from Germany at that time, I would love to hear from you. Might have IL. roots and ended up in St. Louis, MO. George died in 1915. He was married to Minnie STUHR. Surnames: Knackstedt Submitted by: Helen Origin of Nack, Meaning of Nack Origin: My great-grandfather, Peter Adolf August Schnack, was born in Kappeln, Germany, around 1840. Died in Argentina in 1916. His father was Friedrich Schnack (from Kappeln or generally speaking from Schleswig-Holstein), married to Regina Wacker. Friedrich?s father was Cay or Cai Schnack but we have no additional information. Surnames: Schnack Submitted by: Enrique J. Schnack Origin of Nack, Meaning of Nack Origin: Steinacker is a little town in the Bergische Land in Germany, about 50 km away from Cologne. Surnames: Steinacker Submitted by: 2/17/2012 4:45 PM Page 1 of 1

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