Friedleinowie

Family from the Bavarian town of Deutenheim, near Wurzburg. Pastor Karol Fryderyk Friedlein lived there with his wife Elżbieta Rebeka Sibyl née Steinhauserin, they had nine children. The young people went all over the world, but one of them came to Krakow. A family legend said that they were not of German origin, but of Italian origin, who in the 18th century came to Bavaria by an itinerant craftsman named Pacelli, who changed his name to Friedlein.

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