For Sczuka there are 5 on Yasni with different names.
Among the most common last names on Yasni Sczuka is on position 4522.
The name Sczuka occurs in the Czech Republic and Poland and means Hecht (So the pike /Fisch).Es are some realizations like: Chuka, Schczuka or Szczuka and from about 18oo only Sczuka With regard to the families from Upper Silesia and East Upper Silesia. There are birth certificates in which two realizations were cited: Schczuka and Sczuka. Back then you could not read or write any, and the priests who led the Geburst-, marriage and death books then often attributed the "phonetic spelling" low. As part as written. This resulted in very many families into a kind of "Babylonian name-confusion of tongues. It was only after 1742, and by the introduction of Prussian legislation and implementation of state officials the naming confusion could be unified slowly. Even the nobility was defeated by the frequent change of name change. Come add the Silesia through different wars often the "owner" changed. Poland, Austria, Prussia, Czech ... Other languages other pronunciations. Almost all ancestors of today's namesakes Sczuka come from Upper Silesia. Either from the region hlučín region / South East Upper Silesia or Kr. Ratibor / Upper Silesia. 1940 was called the family of the master butcher Franz Sczuka (Son of Francis Martin Sczuka) in Schukardt order. The name was changed on all instruments. The coat of arms Schukardts: A sign with three spokes above, a spoke down. Top two golden stars, including a bull Horned bottom left and right depending on an upside-down Pike. Above the shield is a knight's helmet / beak helmet on which a tree is surrounded by ribbons. The coat of arms displays the former as of landed gentry and free. This crest is done by the family Schukardt. It was created in 1940 and registered in the former trades. It is not a noble coat of arms. The original coat of arms comes from the Sczukas Polish / Silesian nobility. Once the arms Grabie / Grabia (a green hill, on a rake, about a Baron crown - on the Baron Crown, a collar Straußenferdern) Another coat of arms, the coat of arms Doliva. (on a blue background a white slanted bar with three roses. In a baron crown framed by two bull's horns, between another three roses.) The line of Sczukas is the ancestor Thomas Chuka back to lead the from about 1700 in Kiowitz (near Hlucin / Hulschin) stewards of the barons of Kalkreuth was. The Kiowitz castle still exists today. Currently a national home for the elderly. Thomas Chuka led the crest Grabie and probably the crest Doliva. It was common to perform two coats of arms since this type of coat of arms were called Community Arms and could belong to different "Crest Communities". The only condition - you had to belong to the nobility! The Polish nobility and his family identified themselves over the coat of arms and not just about the name. For example, Thomas Chuka from Crest Grabie. RGSczuka
