For Hutzenlaub there are 10 on Yasni with different names.
Among the most common last names on Yasni Hutzenlaub is on position 4517.
Your family is already attested in 1331 in Esslingen, as Heinrich hutzelunlap, 1434 Hützlunlab, 1452 hutzellab, 1540 hanns hutzelaub, 1570 peter hutzenlob. At the beginning it was so Hutzel, and it should put the Swabian Hutzel word for dried pears, which we're still in Hutzelbrot or family name Hutzler. In deciduous likely to pass the old name stuck lab, whose long a later was to au, which is not unusual. Lab can either 'refreshment, food' to be, then it would be a takeover for someone who likes dried pears or Hutzelbrot ate or something. It can also Lap 'salt water, broth' stuck in there, so 'Hutzelbrühe'. What was that exactly and why it could be a family name is, after 700 years not out of it. Third possibility is that "leaves" in it lies, in the Franconian to "Lab" can be, which could explain the old spellings. Then it would be "shriveled (desiccated) leaves." Also there would remain open, why the nickname and it could later become a surname. The Jaq is often the case that over names arise spontaneously out of a situation that one can not understand a few years more after. My information comes from Fritz Berger / Otto R. Etter, The surnames in the Middle Ages in Esslingen, Stuttgart 1961, p. 222 Please note any attachments. With kind regards Konrad Kunze
