For Ringeisen there are 53 on Yasni with different names. The most frequently searched first names for Ringeisen are: Gerhard
Among the most common last names on Yasni Ringeisen is on position 4474.
The name Ringeisen (Or originally in the late Middle Ages Ringisen) is first documented in 1442 in the summaries of the town of Schaffhausen. At that time it was common to have as a member of the blacksmith's guild on "isen" attached to his name or iron. Thus, from the family of Peter Ringg "in Smiden" the family Ringisen. The mini-riding trials or family Ringg Rinck is beginning of the 14th century in the foothills of the Alps and has demonstrated its name from the "Ringge" or "Rincke" (belt buckle) in her arms. She probably goes back to the gray bündner branch of the family of Ringgenberg, who served as part of their social standing, both the "mountains" lost in her arms, and on their behalf, and now as a mini Triale the bishop of Chur and the Abbot of Disentis. The family had Ringisen in Basel end of the 15th century, a certain importance to the plague of the mid-16th Century they finally decimated. Better-known members of the name are the clergyman Domenikus Ringeisen and the personal physician of the Bavarian King Ludwig I, and later rector of the University of Munich, Johann Nepomuk Ringeisen, later "by Ringseis".
