Dallmann Family History & Genealogy

Summary

The surname Dallmann originated in Germany (specifically in Pomerania, a region in northeast Germany).  While the family is Germanic and Pomeranian, because of massive emigration in the 1800's and dispersion after World War Two, the family now lives in many countries.  The Dallmann surname may now be spelled Dallmer, Dallman, Dalman, Dauman, and Dahlman. A more detailed history of the family and the meaning of the surname Dallmann are still needed.  If you have information on the Dallmann family, please add your knowledge to this page.

History

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Name Origin

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Spellings & Pronunciations

Dallmann and  Dallmer are the two most common spellings in the 18th and 19th century Church records in Pomerania while Dahlmann was used in records in Wismar and the surrounding area.  It was during the immigration process and resettlements in various areas in the United States that other spelling variations appeared for example, Dallman, Dalman, Dauman, and Dahlman.  

Nationality & Ethnicity

The surname Dallmann is of Germanic origin. A large concentration of the surname was once found in Pomerania (northeastern Germany) but due to emigration in the 1800s and largly due to the expulsions of the East Germans after WWII, the concentration of the Dallmann surname has spread dramatically throughout Germany and into other countries. The Dallmann family is German and Pomeranian.

Famous People named Dallmann

Famous members of the Dallmann family:

Eduard Dallmann, born 11.3.1830 in Flehte; pioneer of German Antarctic research

Early Dallmanns

These are the earliest records we have of the Dallmann family.