The distinguished surname Eddinger is of German origin. The name is derived from "Edingen," the name of several towns in Germany, and means "one who came from Edingen."
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Early Origins of the Eddinger family
The surname Eddinger was first found in cities surrounding the towns of Edingen. It is likely that the name first emerged in South Germany, in the regions of Swabia and Bavaria, where the Upper German suffix "-er" was most frequently used. The various branches of the Eddinger family were instrumental during this early period, each playing a major role in the development of the medieval society of its particular region.
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Early History of the Eddinger family
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Eddinger Spelling Variations
Spelling variations of this family name include: Edinger, Ediger, Eddinger and others.
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Early Notables of the Eddinger family
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Migration of the Eddinger family
Some of the first settlers of this family name or some of its variants were: Abraham Edinger and his wife Anna Elisabetha Becker, who immigrated to Pennsylvania in 1754 with their son Johann Martin, Friedrich Edinger, who sailed from Dobruja to Halifax, Nova Scotia on the S.S. Brooklyn in 1855.
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