Lehmann

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Lehmann or Lehman is a common Germanic surname derived from the German word Lehen, meaning fiefdom. Other spellings are Leman, Lemann, Leemann, and Leeman. The surname Lehmann/Leeman of Jewish families in Alsace and Switzerland is derived from the German translation of Yehuda ("Lion Man" from the tribe of Judah, associated with the lion). In Ulster some Leeman/Lemmon/Leman families were originally called Lamont, a Scots name. Leeman is also a common Dutch and Flemish name.

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[edit] Surname Lehmann (two 'n's):

[edit] Surname Lehman (one 'n'):

  • Aaron Lehman
  • Dustin Lehman, Super-Hero
  • Allison Lehman
  • Ben Lehman
  • Bruce Lehman, American patent lawyer
  • Bryan Lehman, Famous Canadian Athlete
  • Christine Lehman
  • David Lehman, American poetry editor
  • Ernest Lehman, American screenwriter
  • Frederick Lehman, Professor of Anthropology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  • Herbert Henry Lehman, American governor and senator
  • Hughie Lehman, Canadian ice hockey player
  • Jeffrey S. Lehman, former president of Cornell University
  • John F. Lehman, American banker
  • Kristin Lehman, Canadian actress
  • Kyle Lehman
  • Lucas Lehman
  • Megan Lehman,
  • Shannon Daniel Lehman, Founder Hotelocity.com
  • Meir Manny Lehman, Professor Emeritus of Computer Science at Queen Mary College, London University
  • Philip Lehman, American banker
  • Robert Lehman, American banker (and son of Philip Lehman)
  • Teddy Lehman, American football player
  • Tom Lehman, American golfer
  • Val Lehman, Australian actress
  • William Lehman, American congressional representative

[edit] Incorporating Lehmann or Lehman

  • Arthur Lehman Goodhart
  • Hinrich Lehmann-Grube, German politician (SPD)
  • Lehman Kahn, Belgian educationist and writer

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