Burchard

Burchard is the nickname of:

Burkard , also Burchard (* 700, † 754) monk from southwest England; 742 first bishop of Würzburg
Burchard of Avesnes (* 1251; † 1296), from 1282 to 1296 Bishop of Metz
Burchard II of Blankenburg († 1305); Archbishop of Magdeburg 1295–1305
Burchard (Cambrai) († 1130), Bishop of Cambrai
Burchard von Dreileben († after 1347), Landmaster of Livonia of the Teutonic Order
Burchard (Eichstätt) († around 1153), from 1149 to 1153 Prince-Bishop of Eichstätt
Burchard I. von Goseck († after November 3, 1017), from 991 Count in Hassegau, from 1003 Count Palatine of Saxony, from 1004 Count of Merseburg and from 1012 Imperial Vogt
Burchard Grelle († 1344), Archbishop of Bremen from 1327 to 1344
Burchard I. von Halberstadt , also Burchard von Nabburg (1000-1059), German cleric and politician, Bishop of Halberstadt
Burchard II of Halberstadt (* around 1028, † 1088); German cleric and politician, Bishop of Halberstadt
Burchard IV in Hassegau († 982), Count in Hasse and Liesgau
Buchard II of Henneberg († 941), Bishop of Würzburg (931–941)
Burchard von Holte was bishop of Munster from 1098 to 1118
Burchard (Canon) , Vitztum of the Bishop of Strasbourg, 1175–1194 verifiable
Burchard (clerk notary) , chaplain of Frederick I, proven 1161–1179
Burchard I. von Loccum (* around 1090, † 1130), Count
Burchard III. (Magdeburg) , Burchard III. von Schraplau (also Burkhard III .; † 1325), from 1307 to 1325 Archbishop of Magdeburg and owner of Schraplau Castle
Burchard von Meißen († 969 (?)), Since 968 first bishop of Meissen
Burchard II von Nürings (around 1110–1176), abbot of the imperial abbeys of Hersfeld and Fulda
Burchard von Oberg († 1573), Bishop of Hildesheim
Burchard II. (Querfurt) (around 1100 – around 1161), Burgrave of Magdeburg
Burchard von Reichenau , around 995, poet and monk
Burchard I. (Swabia) (* around 855-860; † 911); Duke of Swabia
Burchard II (Swabia) (* around 883/84 † 926); Duke of Swabia and Raetia.
Burchard III. (Swabia) (* around 915, † 973); Count in the Thur and Zürichgau, Duke of Swabia
Burchard von Schwanden , also Burkhard († 1310), 12th Grand Master of the Teutonic Order from 1282/1283 to 1290
Burchard von Ursberg (* before 1177–1230 or 1231), medieval historian
Burchard I. (Vendôme) (called the Venerable, also: Bouchard I. le Vénérable; † 1005 or 1007), Count of Vendôme
Burchard IV (Vendôme) († 1202), Count of Vendôme
Burchard V (Vendôme) († 1271), Count of Vendôme
Burkhard I. (Zollern) , Count of Zollern
Burchard von Worms , from 1000 to 1025 Bishop of Worms
Burchard II. (Worms) (also: Bucco or Buggo; † 1149), Bishop of Worms
Burkard II (Würzburg) , from 932 to 941 Bishop of Würzburg
Burchard von Warberg (before 1437 - after 1458), bishop

Burchard is the family name of the following people:

Albrecht Burchard (1888–1939), German geographer
August Burchard (gynecologist) ( Johann August Burchard , 1800–1866), German gynecologist and university professor
August Burchard (ophthalmologist) ( August Albert Burchard ; 1845–1932), German ophthalmologist and surgeon
August Burchard (entrepreneur) ( August Friedrich Burchard ; also August Burchardt ), entrepreneur and inventor
Anton Burchard (1584–1628), German Evangelical Lutheran clergyman and controversial theologian
Bernd Burchard (* 1962), German physicist and engineer
Bettina Burchard (* 1986), German actress
Carl Burchard (1815–1903), Prussian district administrator of Gumbinnen (1841–1889); Father of Franz Burchard
Christian Burchard (1946–2018), German musician and composer
Christoph Burchard (* 1931), German Protestant theologian (New Testament scholar)
Christoph Martin Burchard (1680–1742), German physician and university professor
Emil von Burchard (1836–1901), German politician and State Secretary
Ernst Burchard (1876–1920), German physician and sexologist
Franz Burchard (1845–1894), Prussian District Administrator of Stallupönen (1879–1889) and Gumbinnen (1890–1893)
Friedrich Leopold Burchard (1809–1869), German ophthalmologist, obstetrician and medical adviser in Breslau
Gustav Burchard (1859–1937), German actor, writer, director, director
Hans Burchard (1864–1900), German physician
Heinrich Burchard (1894–1945), German general of the Luftwaffe anti-aircraft cartillery in World War II
Horatio C. Burchard (1825–1908), American politician
Johann August Burchard (1800–1866), German gynecologist, see August Burchard (gynecologist)
Johann Heinrich Burchard (1852–1912), German lawyer and politician, Mayor of Hamburg
Johann Ludwig Burchard (1773–1841), German district administrator
Johannes Leopold Burchard (1857–1925), Hamburg lawyer
John Ely Burchard (1898–1975), American architectural historian, President of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Kurt Burchard (1864–1933), German legal scholar
Ludwig Burchard (1886–1960), German art historian
Marie Burchard (* 1982), German actress
Martin Burchard (* 1956), German artist
Mauritius Burchard (1586–1637), German Lutheran theologian and clergyman
Oscar Burchard (1863–1949), German botanist
Pablo Burchard Eggeling (1875–1964), Chilean painter
Pablo Burchard Aguayo (1919–1991), Chilean painter
Rolf Burchard (1914–1983), German high school teacher and painter
Rosewell Burchard (1860–1931), American politician
Samuel D. Burchard (1836–1901), American politician
Ulrich Burchard (verifiable between 1500 and 1531), German music writer
Valentin Ernst Burchard (1891 - after 1941), German politician (DDP, DStP), MdHB
Walther Burchard (* 1930), German chemist and physicist
Wilhelm Burchard-Motz (1878–1963), German lawyer and politician, MdH

Burchard is the name of the place:

Burchard, Nebraska in Pawnee County, Nebraska, United States

See also:

Borchard , Borchardt , Borchart , Borcherds , Borcherdt , Borchert , Borchhardt , Borghard , Borkhardt , Burchardi , Burchart , Burchartz , Burchert , Burckard , Burckardt , Burckhard , Burckhardt , Burgard , Burghard , Burghardt , Burghardt , Burkard (disambiguation) , Burkardt , Burkart , Burkat , Burkhard , Burkhardt , Burkhart , Buchard , Buchardt , Buchart
Burchardinger (Rhaetian noble family) , Burchardinger (French noble family)