For Mannschott there are 4 on Yasni with different names.
Among the most common last names on Yasni Mannschott is on position 4523.
the man bulkheads were originally Walloons, they came in 1500 from Southern Belgium in the Odenwald community Schönau. They worked for the local Cistercian monastery, their occupations were drapers, Schönfärber. Very few people at that time ruled the letter, so they wrote their names "as one speaks." There were at that time - and still today - already different spellings, the name Mannschott So sometimes ch with only one n only one or t, or with. Such books can be read in church. One interpretation is derived from the original name Manchot. = la some of the sleeves, it could be derived le = manchot the sleeved. And indeed, there is this also a picture that shows a man in a robe with wide sleeves expiring. One can infer that the man bulkheads were originally clothiers. Heidi Mannschott, Sinsheim
