Henkel (family name)
Henkel is a German-speaking family name.
Name bearer
A.
- Alexandra Henkel (actress, 1971) (* 1971), German film, television and theater actress
- Alexandra Henkel (actress, 1972) (* 1972), German television actress
- Almut Henkel (* before 1964), German theater actress
- Andrea Henkel (* 1977), German biathlete
- Andreas Henkel (before 1756 – after 1790), German plasterer and building craftsman
- Anna Henkel-Grönemeyer (1953–1998), German actress
- Arthur Henkel (1915–2005), German Germanist and literary historian
B.
- Beate Henkel (* 1960), German soccer player
- Bodo Henkel (* 1952), German presenter and voice actor
- Brigitte Johanna Henkel-Waidhofer (* 1958), Austrian writer and journalist
C.
- Caesar Henkel (1839–1913), German-South African painter
- Carl Henkel (* 1969), American beach volleyball player
- Christin Henkel (* 1984), German author, composer, singer and musician
- Christoph Henkel (* 1958), German entrepreneur
- Christoph Henkel (football official) , German football official
D.
- David Henkel (1921-2006), British civil engineer
- Dieter Henkel (1933–2016), German actor and director
E.
- Eleonore Henkel (nee Frank ; 1914–2017), German stenographer, economist, lecturer and local politician, see Lore Henkel
- Erich G. Henkel (1913–1998), German shoe manufacturer and art collector
- Ernst Henkel (1887–1944), German trade unionist, politician (SPD) and functionary; 1933–45 concentration camp detention
- Erwin Henkel (* 1936), German politician
- Eugen Henkel (1909–1978), German jazz musician
F.
- Frank Henkel (* 1963), German politician (CDU), MdL in Berlin
- Franz Henkel (1882–1959), German entrepreneur and politician
- Friedrich Henkel (Nazi victim) (1888–1945), German locksmith (arrested in 1943, murdered in 1945)
- Friedrich B. Henkel (* 1936), German sculptor and graphic artist
- Friedrich Karl Henkel ( Fritz Henkel ; 1848–1930), German entrepreneur
- Friedrich Wilhelm Henkel (* 1949), German herpetologist
- Fritz Henkel (politician) (1885–1932), German farmer and politician (center)
- Fynn Henkel (1996-2015), German actor
G
- Gabriele Henkel (1931–2017), German artist and art patron
- Georg Wilhelm Henkel (1861–1934), German teacher, church musician and composer
- Gerald Henkel (* 1948), German chemist
- Gerda Henkel (1888–1966), see: Gerda Henkel Foundation
- Gerhard Henkel (* 1943), German geographer
- Gerhard Schmidt-Henkel (1925–2011), German Germanist
- Gina Henkel (* 1980), German actress
- Guido Henkel (* 1964), German-American computer game designer
H
- Hans Henkel (pilot) (1892–1956), German aviation pioneer and doctoral engineer
- Hans Henkel (actor) (before 1916 – after 1917), German actor, stage manager of the Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus
- Hans Henkel (narrator) (Hans Henkel; * 1927), Austrian narrator, surgeon and pediatrician
- Hans-Olaf Henkel (* 1940), German industrial manager
- Heike Henkel (* 1964), German athlete
- Heinrich Henkel (politician) (1802–1873), German lawyer and politician
- Heinrich Henkel (musician) (1822–1899), German musician and composer
- Heinrich Henkel II. (1850–1899), German art and trade gardener
- Heinrich Henkel (legal scholar) (1903–1981), German legal scholar
- Heinrich Henkel (playwright) (1937–2017), German playwright
- Henner Henkel (1915–1943), German tennis player
- Hermann Henkel (1869–1918), German teacher and local researcher
- Hinrich Schmidt-Henkel (* 1959), German translator
- Hubert Henkel (1937–2013), German musicologist
- Hugo Henkel (1881–1952), German industrialist
I.
- Irmin Henkel (1921–1977), German-South African painter
J
- Jan Henkel (* 1973), German fencer and television presenter
- Jessica Henkel , birth name of Jessica Werner (* 1978), German radio presenter and editor
- Joachim Henkel (* 1965), German economist and university professor
- Johann Baptist Henkel (1825–1871), German pharmacologist and botanist
- Jost Henkel (1909–1961), German industrialist
K
- Karin Henkel (* 1970), German theater director
- Karl Henkel (instrument maker) (1883 – after 1949), German instrument maker and conductor
- Karl Henkel (soccer player) , German soccer player
- Konrad Henkel (1915–1999), German industrialist
L.
- Loraine Henkel (* 1988), German volleyball player
- Lore Henkel ( Eleonore Henkel ; 1914–2017), German stenographer, graduate economist, lecturer and local politician
M.
- Manuela Henkel (* 1974), German cross-country skier
- Martin Henkel (author) (* 1943), German non-fiction author
- Martin Henkel (politician) (* 1975), German politician (CDU), Member of the State Parliament in Thuringia
- Mathias Henkel (* 1947), German politician (CDU)
- Matthias Henkel (historian) (* 1962), German cultural historian and folklorist
- Matthias Henkel (actor) (* 1962), German actor
- Max Henkel (1870–1941), German gynecologist and obstetrician
- Michael Henkel (composer) (1780–1851), German composer and organist
- Michael Henkel (political scientist) (* 1967), German political scientist and university professor
N
- Nikolaus Henkel (* 1945), German specialist in German
- Nils Henkel (* 1969), German chef
O
- Oliver Henkel (* 1973), German writer
- Otto Henkel (1876–1954), director of the Hadamar State Hospital 1911–1937
P
- Paul Henkel (1754-1825), American Lutheran minister and preacher
- Peter Henkel (* 1942), German journalist and author
R.
- Rainer Henkel (* 1964), German swimmer
- Rudolf Henkel (* 1925), German doctor and carnivalist
S.
- Siegfried Henkel (1931–1984), German paleontologist
- Susanna Yoko Henkel (* 1975), German violinist
T
- Theodor Henkel (1855–1934), German agricultural chemist
- Tim Henkel (* 1988), German handball player
U
- Uli Henkel (* 1954), German lawyer, management consultant and politician (AfD), Member of the State Parliament
W.
- Werner Henkel (* 1956), German artist
- Wilhelm Henkel (actor) (1788–1853), German actor and theater director
- Wilhelm Henkel (dentist) (1909–1947), German dentist in Mauthausen concentration camp
- Wolfgang Henkel (1931–2014), German forest scientist