For Giencke there are 6 on Yasni with different names.
Among the most common last names on Yasni Giencke is on position 4521.
The first documented mention of our name was Bauer Gyncken Heyne, who according to the records of the register of the Office Castle Town in Mecklenburg as renting a pound (20 shillings) paid in 1407, an amount for the time you got three good cattle. He had a hoof in Warlow. He died most probably in 1427, because from this point on be probably eldest son Jacob took over the place. At that time, Heyne has owned a hoof in New Warlow. The genealogists have participated in general that the name "Gien (c) k (e) (Gyncken / Jiencke etc.)" has a Wendish origin (including Hans Witte). But there is another explanation. Around the time of Heyne Gyncken there were several families of the same name in the Rhineland: The first hen or Hennchen of the Gincke is briefly mentioned by 1300th He owned the farm at the Gincke, lying on the mountain Gincke. Later descendants are now listed as a taxpayer 57258 Freudenberg in the list for the village of Lower Town. (Joachim Grümbel Cross on 1.2.2010). In Friesenhagen close down the village there is a "cross at the Ginke" By 1400, there are in Roermond several citizens "Gyncke (s)": John, Heyn and his son Bernard (certificates of Roermond) In the "History of Rijkert Smit van Domseler "called in 1600 in Barneveld / van Gelderland Heyn Gyncken. It is quite possible that the name of West German regions (winner, the Rhineland) came.
