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| name = '''Feaster''' |
| name = '''Feaster''' |
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| meaning = |
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| region = [[Bavaria]], [[Switzerland]], [[United Kingdom]], [[United States]]< |
| region = [[Bavaria]], [[Switzerland]], [[United Kingdom]]<sup>1</sup>, [[United States]]<sup>1</sup> |
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| language = German |
| language = German |
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| related names = [[Pfister]], [[Vassy]]< |
| related names = [[Pfister]]<sup>2</sup>, [[Vassy]]<sup>2</sup>, [[Coleman]]<sup>3</sup>, [[Mobley]]<sup>3</sup>, [[Adams]]<sup>4</sup><sup>5</sup>, Zetrouher <sup>4</sup><sup>5</sup>, Mixon<sup>4</sup><sup>5</sup>, [[Dickson]]<sup>4</sup><sup>5</sup>, Gladney<sup>4</sup><sup>5</sup>, [[Miller]]<sup>4</sup><sup>5</sup> |
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'''Feaster''' is a surname that many (but not all) [[Pfister]]s from Bavaria and Switzerland took after immigrating to the United States and the [[Vassy]]s after immigrating to the United Kingdom |
'''Feaster''' is a surname that many (but not all) [[Pfister]]s from Bavaria and Switzerland took after immigrating to the United States and the [[Vassy]]s after immigrating to the United Kingdom, this name may refer to the following: |
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==People== |
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* [[Allison Feaster]], an [[WNBA]] player with the [[Indiana Fever]]. |
* [[Allison Feaster]], an [[WNBA]] player with the [[Indiana Fever]]. |
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* [[Jay Feaster]], an executive with the American [[National Hockey League]]. |
* [[Jay Feaster]], an executive with the American [[National Hockey League]]. |
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* Thomas D. Feaster, a former [[List of mayors of Largo, Florida|mayor of Largo, Florida]] |
* Thomas D. Feaster, a former [[List of mayors of Largo, Florida|mayor of Largo, Florida]] |
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* John Feaster, very prominent South Carolina Planter and Businessman of whom founded the Feasterville Church along with the Feasterville Male and Female Acadademy, of which is listed on the [[National Register of Historic Places]]. |
* John Feaster, very prominent South Carolina Planter and Businessman of whom founded the Feasterville Church along with the Feasterville Male and Female Acadademy, of which is listed on the [[National Register of Historic Places]]. |
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==Places== |
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* Feasterville, South Carolina |
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==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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* Please note that <sup>1</sup> signifies the fact that this surname was derived from [[Pfister]] after [[Pfister]] and [[Vassy]] immigrants moved to the [[United Kingdom]] and the [[United States]]. |
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* Please Note that <sup>2</sup> signifies the fact that both the [[Pfister]] and [[Vassy]]names are spelling alternations as both Feaster and [[Vassy]] derived from [[Pfister]]. |
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* Please Note that <sup>3</sup> signifies the fact that both the [[Coleman]] and [[Mobley]] Families are close relatives of the Feasters going back to the 1700s in Feasterville, South Carolina. |
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* Please Note that <sup>4</sup> signifies the fact that these families have married with the Feasters. (Please Add any you know of) |
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* Please Note that <sup>5</sup> signifies the fact that these families married with the Feasters in Florida during the late 1800s, 1900s, and 2000s. |
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[[Category:American families of German ancestry]] |
[[Category:American families of German ancestry]] |
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Revision as of 15:26, 24 November 2010
| Language(s) | German |
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| Origin | |
| Region of origin | Bavaria, Switzerland, United Kingdom1, United States1 |
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| Related names | Pfister2, Vassy2, Coleman3, Mobley3, Adams45, Zetrouher 45, Mixon45, Dickson45, Gladney45, Miller45 |
Feaster is a surname that many (but not all) Pfisters from Bavaria and Switzerland took after immigrating to the United States and the Vassys after immigrating to the United Kingdom, this name may refer to the following:
People
- Allison Feaster, an WNBA player with the Indiana Fever.
- Jay Feaster, an executive with the American National Hockey League.
- Thomas D. Feaster, a former mayor of Largo, Florida
- John Feaster, very prominent South Carolina Planter and Businessman of whom founded the Feasterville Church along with the Feasterville Male and Female Acadademy, of which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Places
- Feasterville-Trevose, Pennsylvania
- Feasterville, South Carolina
Notes
- Please note that 1 signifies the fact that this surname was derived from Pfister after Pfister and Vassy immigrants moved to the United Kingdom and the United States.
- Please Note that 2 signifies the fact that both the Pfister and Vassynames are spelling alternations as both Feaster and Vassy derived from Pfister.
- Please Note that 3 signifies the fact that both the Coleman and Mobley Families are close relatives of the Feasters going back to the 1700s in Feasterville, South Carolina.
- Please Note that 4 signifies the fact that these families have married with the Feasters. (Please Add any you know of)
- Please Note that 5 signifies the fact that these families married with the Feasters in Florida during the late 1800s, 1900s, and 2000s.
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