2006 at Jackson Park • john • elizabeth • henry  ³  william • Alfred33 • barney • herman • adela • edwin
 1991 at Jackson Park
 1973 at ??? Park • (out-of-staters)
 1970 last Artesian Lake reunion (largest attendance) (9/20/2003 panoramic vista)
 Sep 5, 1969 (no pictures) First Artesian Lake reunion (Pete brought Great Grand Uncle Herman's trunk.)
 1969 (?Aug?) Covered Bridge park reunion collage

 1988 - Hinrich Homestead (2001) • Lucille ??? John • close-up (2003-H.CIRIACKS & John Ciriacks)
 1988 - tombstones in ??? cemetery    Hinrich & Augusta Wendt  •  Hinrich & Emily Wendt    Ciriacks-Matz
 1938 - Eight Ciriacks children-couples • 1936 - Emilie (Wendt) Ciriacks 7/24/61 - 5/1/40
 1884 - Hinrich and Emily Wendt wedding picture & (1912) • West Bend post cards 1877~2004

 Branches and early generation spellings
 Bremen originated Cyriacks family tree (Generations 1 ~ 7 ; Hinrich, born 1847, is 8th generation)
 Cyriac surname map of Germany
 Great Grand Uncle Herman's trunk (with High German Y looking like an I)
 Greek name origin and ancient image/pronunciation
 Kinship Chart ( big  • explained)
 Male and Female birth statistics
 Progenitree living Ciriacks/Cyriacks surname blood lines

 

Claus Hinrich , Paterfamilias of the surnamed, branch of the Bremen descented family came to the USA 1867.  As had many of his cousins before him, Hinrich stayed in New York City and visited other places before settling in Jackson.

Hinrich's farm was located on Pleasant Valley Road in the town of Jackson, Wisconsin.  It's now owned by non-family members and is well maintained.  Hinrich came to Wisconsin around 1870, when our population was 1,054,670.  It's now over 5 million, but had his countrymen of the time been as prolific as he, it would be over 50 million!

Various spellings of Hinrich's surname have been found. 

The ultimate variation of our Wisconsin based 'misspelled' surname is easier to understand by looking at the trunk associated with Hinrich's younger brother - our mysterious missing Uncle Hermann: