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Funk Genealogy & History
Funk genealogy is often German and may originally be an occupational surname or a descriptive nickname. The name derives from the Middle High German word funke, meaning spark. As an occupational name, this probably would have denoted a blacksmith. As a nickname, it could have denoted someone with a lively personality. It could also be related to the German word Fink, meaning finch and denoting someone who sold finches. In the Middle Ages, the name was an especially common German Jewish surname, the word funk being the Yiddish word for spark. Funk family history in the United States includes 18th-century settlers in Pennsylvania.
Funk Birth Records
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Location |
| A Leroy Funk | -- --, 1912 | November 10,1993 | PA |
| B Karen Funk | -- --, 1959 | August 6,1998 | VA |
| C Earl Funk | -- --, 1911 | January 17,2005 | PA |
| D Rose Funk | -- --, 1914 | June ,1979 | WV |
Funk Death Records
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Location |
| E Anne Funk | -- --, 1927 | April 24,1999 | Bellefonte,PA |
| F James Funk | -- --, 1920 | December 6,2008 | Atlanta,GA |
| G Keith Funk | -- --, 1916 | February 14,2007 | Eagleville,PA |
| H Donald Funk | -- --, 1916 | June 27,2000 | Green Valley,AZ |
Funk Marriage Records
| Name | Spouse | Marriage Date | Location |
| Andrew Funk | Krysten Garkovich | November 18,2000 | Harris, TX |
| David Funk | Donna Anderson | May 10,2003 | Wake, NC |
| Edward Funk | Martha Lacy | March 27,2000 | Bosque, TX |
| Gerard Funk | June Taylor | August 24,1948 | Wake, NC |
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