For Feilke there are 9 on Yasni with different names.
Among the most common last names on Yasni Feilke is on position 4518.
Perhaps the name comes from a medieval Occupation, namely "bargain corner" "bargain corner" / - that meant something like "Schwertfeger", ie grind swords after completion and to sharpen. The name appears under the previous location of the sources for the first time in deed books of the late Middle Ages in the space Brunswick. That may be because the distribution of the name is going to be highest. A derivation of the name from a Slavic-speaking source seems to me wrong. The name ending in-ke (n) is indeed on the seam between German-and germ pol.-sl. occurring in surnames sounding "fei-" is not Slavic. A family Feilke (Müller and ferrymen) is documentary evidence in Krusty on the Oder, now the westernmost western Poland. Krusty was the end of the II.WK in Brandenburg, not the Slavic-speaking world.
