Heidegger (surname)

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Heidegger is a German-language-derived surname.

People bearing the name include:

  • Johann Heinrich Heidegger (1633, Bäretswil - 1698), Swiss theologian
    • John James Heidegger, born: German: Johann Jacob Heidegger (1659, Zürich – 1749), son of Johann Heinrich Heidegger, Swiss-British noble & theatrical entrepreneur, act in London[1]
  • Martin Heidegger (1889, Meßkirch - 1976), German philosopher, the most famous "Heidegger"
  • Gotthard Heidegger (1666, Stein am Rhein - 1711), Swiss theologian, author of Mythoscopia Romantica (1698)[2]
  • Hans Conrad Heidegger (H. Konrad H.)[3]
    • Hans Conrad Heidegger (1649–1721) (1649, Zürich – 1721, Zürich), politician of Zürich[4]
  • Hermann Heidegger (born 1920, Freiburg im Breisgau), German historian[5]

Haidegger

Haidegger is the Austrian and Bavarian spelling of Heidegger

  • Charlotte "Lotte" Elisabeth Haidegger (born 1925), famous Austrian female athlete[6]
  • Christine Haidegger (1942, Dortmund), an Austrian female writer[7]
    • Meta Merz, born: Christina-Maria Haidegger (1965, Salzburg - 1989, Salzburg), an Austrian female writer, the daughter of Christine[8]
  • Richard Haidegger, Austrian racer

Heidecker

  • Tim Heidecker (born 1976), an American actor, comedian, writer and director

References

  1. ↑ de:Johann Jacob Heidegger
  2. ↑ de:Gotthard Heidegger
  3. ↑ de:Hans Conrad Heidegger
  4. ↑ de:Hans Conrad Heidegger (1649–1721)
  5. ↑ de:Hermann Heidegger
  6. ↑ de:Lotte Haidegger
  7. ↑ de:Christine Haidegger
  8. ↑ de:Meta Merz
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