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Meaning of surname Pull

by Molly (guest)

6/1/2004, 1:24 AM

Does anyone have any information on the meaning of the surname "Pull" or its origins please?

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- Anon. (guest) +3

6/20/2004, 3:22 AM

The Meaning Of The German Surname Puhl Is As Follows: : A Small Lake typically filled with stagnant and impure water (cf. modern 'Pfuhl').

- Molly (guest) +2

6/27/2004, 1:59 AM

Many thanks for the information although it's not a particularly desirable meaning to have as one's name is it? LOL That is, of course, if the connection between Pull and Puhl is correct.

- Anon. (guest) +1

8/16/2004, 3:34 PM

It turns out they are actually listed together as variants:
POUHL
POUL; PUHL; PFULL; PUL; BUL; PULL; POL;
wohnhaft 'am Pfuhl' = sumpfige Mulde; Pfütze
See http://www.regis-net.de/koenig/namen/fnamdat.htm

- Molly (guest)

9/4/2004, 1:44 AM

Many thanks Anon. I appreciate the help.

- Anon. (guest)

6/1/2004, 7:01 AM

I see on http://www.uni-saarland.de/fak7/siems/people/neubert/genealogy/DB/D0056/I5597.html that a German man born in 1718 called Poul had a father called Poul, a brother called Puhl, and a son called Pull. You decide what conclusions can be drawn from that fact.

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