Summary

The surname KRUG has German origins and is derived from the Middle High German word 'krug', which means 'jug' or 'pitcher'. It was likely originally a occupational name for a potter or a tavern owner. The surname may also refer to someone who lived near a tavern or a place with a prominent jug or pitcher. Over time, individuals with the surname KRUG migrated to different parts of the world, and the name has variations in different countries.
There are
7827
Krugs in the USA
Krug is the
4531st
most common last name in the USA

Historical figures and celebrities called Krug

AlbertKrug

German engineer and industrialist known for his innovations in brewing techniques.

HansKrug

Austrian painter famous for his landscape paintings and contributions to the Vienna Secession movement.

MariaKrug

Russian mathematician who made significant contributions to algebraic geometry.

FriedrichKrug

Prussian lawyer and politician who served as Minister of Justice and Interior in the mid-19th century.

EllenKrug

American transgender rights advocate and author, known for her work in promoting inclusivity and understanding.

Krug Genealogy

OriginsThe surname Krug has origins in Germany and Austria.
Geographic DistributionThe surname is associated with regions in Germany, Austria, and Russia.
VariationsAlternate variations of the surname Krug include Krüg, Kruge, and Krüger.
Migration and ImmigrationMigration and immigration of the Krug surname occurred during various times and in different places, including Europe and North America. Reasons for migration and immigration may include economic opportunities, political unrest, and family reunification.