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The Pöllinger Surname Project
Quick Statistics:
- Current Surnames (P*llinger): Pöllinger, Poellinger, Pellinger
- Status: seeking European and American participants
- Project Founded: 25 March 2004
- First Results Received: 03 June 2004
- Latest Results Received: 23 June 2008
- Site Last Updated: 14 January 2010
- Number of Participants: 4
- DNA Test Results Received: 4
- DNA Test Results Pending: 0
- Join Requests In Process: 0
- Unique Lineages Established: 2
- Project Director: Rachel Rein
Goals. The goal for the Pöllinger Surname Project is to identify if all Pöllinger families originated in Hungary, Austria and Germany, and to determine which Poellinger families are related. We would also like to establish if there is any linkage to or between the surname variants found in England, France and Italy. There are also Pollingher/Pollinger families from Romania.
Additional Objectives. Other objectives include:
- discovering living relatives in Europe and the United States
- proving or disproving theories regarding ancestry
- determining ancestral homeland
- finding locations for further genealogical research
- validating existing research
- solving "brick walls" in genealogical research
Surname Variations. All surname variations are welcome to participate, such as Pullinger, Pollinger, Pillinger, Böllinger, Boellinger, Bellinger, Bollinger, etc.
Please note that one Pöllinger family emigrated to the United States where the name was changed to Poellinger and Pellinger, and the name was misspelled on various documents as Perllinger, Berllinger, Bellinger, and Bulinger.
American Poellinger Families. Though Pöllinger is not an unusual name in Germany, it seems that all Poellinger's in the United States can be traced to two families:
* descendants of Johann Georg Pellinger
Haplogroup J2:
1
participant
from this line
born circa 1689
whose sons were Johann Leonhard Pellinger
born 1711/1712 in Nittenau, Bavaria, Germany
and Johann Georg Pöllinger
born 1715 in Nittenau, Bavaria, Germany
religion: Catholic (possibly some are Lutheran)
settled in: La Crosse, Wisconsin (WI), USA
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order a test kit for this line from Family Tree DNA* descendants of Matthew Pöllinger
Haplogroup R1a:
2
participants
from this line
born circa 1845
whose son was Ferdinand Pöllinger/Poellinger
born 1865 in Hungary
religion: Catholic
settled in: Oshkosh, Wisconsin (WI), USA
note: this line is characterized by the unusual occurence
of 6 allels for DYS464 and 4 allels for DYF399
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Haplogroup R1a:
1
participant
from this line* descendants of Jozsef Pöllinger
born circa 1845
whose sons were Matthias Pöllinger
born 1868 in Feketeváros, Sopron, Hungary
(now Purbach am Neusiedler See, Burgenland, Austria)
and József Pöllinger II
born in 1880 in Feketeváros, Sopron, Hungary
religion: Catholic
still living in: Purbach am Neusiedler See, Burgenland, Austria
note: this line is characterized by the unusual occurence
of 6 allels for DYS464 and 4 allels for DYF399
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order a test kit for this line from Family Tree DNAFinancial Information. The Pöllinger Surname Project is a private undertaking for personal interest. This is not a commercial venture. No remuneration is received by any of the participants nor the project director. Participants are responsible for the purchase of a DNA test kit from Family Tree DNA or DNA Heritage. If funds become available in the future, reimbursements for testing shall be made on the basis determined by the body donating such funds.
Participation. If you are interested in participating, you can order a test kit using one of the links above or you can learn more about ordering. If you are unable to participate (because you are not a direct line male descendant or because you are uncomfortable at this time) you can sponsor a test for someone else or help recruit new participants. Members of this project have been tested by both Family Tree DNA and by DNA Heritage.
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