For Krapf-Günther there are 5 on Yasni with different names.
Among the most common last names on Yasni Krapf-Günther is on position 4522.
I have an old donut crest of glass. It adorned jahrzentelang a church window in the Cathedral of St. Gallen. In the early eighties all the windows of the church were replaced because they had pretty strong first Aetzstellen which was caused by the severe air pollution. Second, the window had to be replaced because you through the beautiful interior renovation would have more light in the church room. The coat of arms shows a bearded, strong young man in a costume Vorarlberg. In his right hand he lifts a round curved horn Messisng to mouth. In his left hand he holds a spear. My father, Fridolin Krapf, teacher, has taken the name interpretation much trouble and found the following: The Donut Family are Walser (Valais), the 11th in the and 12 Century have emigrated over the Grisons to the Vals Valley, Vorarlberg. The valley was so named by these immigrants. The curved wind instrument that is shown in the donut crest, was called "donut". Actually everything was assigned this name of roll. At the bakers, the donuts, the carpenters at the round bezels "Krapfi" or "Krapfli". The central Swiss say today the wooden sled has to pull forward some bent wood and was formerly used for the Heutransport on Alp: "Krapfi". Thus the man is in the arms of the "donut" just blows and the "donut" has become. The spear in his left hand should be a privilege for special hunting thieves. Ev. Walkabout. Are advantages and especially during the Reformation, many Krapf immigrated to Switzerland. They have settled in the main eastern Switzerland.
- By the nickname "gund-her" -> "Battle + old, venerable, high-ranking" - Guntheri (to 840), Guntherus (to 1256), Guntheri (to 1332) - Gunther (to 1456)
