• Originaltext: Bei der Geenswiese wurden die Gänse ins Wasser gelassen.

• Wohl von lat. gens, gentes, sagt aus, dass der Acker einer Patrizier-Familie gehört

• Quelle WWW: In whatever country like England or France you will look to the explanation of the word "Ministerialen", as reader you will see that these people are classified under the lower nobility. In England and France they called this class Gentry or Gens de Arms, literally arms bearing families or Armiger. People who had the right to bear arms, also the right to carry a coat of arms and who were the helping hands of power under a Knight. We also see the proof in the predicate that this Gentry were allowed to use behind their name, namely "Esq." with the meaning of Esquir

• Vorkommen:
  gens gentes = Sippe Familie Volk Geschlecht

• Querverweis: Siehe Anlistung aller
  Gens, Gäns etc. unter Ortsnamen