Heyden

Heyden stands for:

List of noble families named Heyden
Heyden house, moated castle in Horbach, Aachen
Chemical factory v. Heyden , drug factory
Heyden power plant , hard coal-fired power plant in Lahde, Minden-Lübbecke district, North Rhine-Westphalia

Heyden gold , gold leaf surrogate

Heyden is the family name of the following people:

Abraham van der Heyden (1597–1678), German theologian, see Abraham Heidanus

Adam Werner von Heyden (1852–1888), German district administrator

Adolf Heyden (1838–1902), German architect

Adolf von Heyden (1847–1920), German district administrator

Adolf Hoffmann-Heyden (1877–1964), German surgeon and university professor

Albrecht von Heyden-Linden (1872–1946), German politician, MdL Pomerania

Alice von der Heyden (1897–1944), victim of the Holocaust, see list of stumbling blocks in the Cologne district of Sülz

Anuna De Wever Van der Heyden (* 2001), Belgian climate activist

August von Heyden (1827–1897), German painter and poet

Bernd Heyden (1940–1984), German photographer

Bogislav von Heyden-Linden (major general) (1853-1909), German rider and major general

Bogislav von Heyden-Linden (actor) (1898–1991), German actor

Carl von Heyden (1793–1866), German politician and entomologist

Carl von Heyden-Linden (1851–1919), Prussian manor owner and politician, MdH

Christian Heyden (architect) (1803–1869), German architect

Christian Heyden (painter) (1854–1939), German painter

Conrad Heyden (around 1385–1444), German town clerk and author

Dietrich von Heyden-Linden (1898–1986), German physicist and photographer

Dietrich Johann von der Heyden called Rynsch (1666–1729), German major general

Eckhard Heyden (1925–2010), German artist

Eduard Heyden (Eduard Aander Heyden, Eduard Ander-Heyden; * 1848, † after 1898), German archivist

Egbert von Heyden (1897–1945), German nobleman, officer and chemist

Erik Heyden (* 1984), German tournament dance athlete

Ernst von Heyden (politician, 1817) (1817–1859), German landowner, politician and member of parliament

Ernst von Heyden (politician, 1837) (1837–1917), German administrative lawyer and politician

Ernst Friedrich von der Heyden (1704–1772), German colonel

Ernst Werner von Heyden (1859–1932), German administrative lawyer and landowner

Friedrich von Heyden (General) (1633–1715), German infantry general

Friedrich von Heyden (writer) (1789-1851), German writer

Friedrich von Heyden (chemist) (1838–1926), German chemist and manufacturer

Gerd Heyden (* 1941), German politician (CDU), MdA Berlin

Günter Heyden (1921–2002), German philosopher

Hans Heyden (instrument maker) (1536–1613), German musical instrument maker and organist

Hans Christoph Heyden (1572–1617), German composer and organist

Hans Wolf von der Heyden († 1643), German officer and chamberlain

Hellmuth Heyden (1893–1972), German theologian and church historian

Hermann von Heyden (1810–1851), German district administrator and politician, MdL Prussia

Hubert von Heyden (1860–1911), German painter

Ilse von Heyden-Linden (1883–1949), German painter

JCJ van der Heyden (1928–2012), Dutch painter and photographer

Jan van der Heyden (1637–1712), Dutch painter

Johan Jacob van der Heyden (1865–1928), Dutch painter and graphic artist

Johann Heyden (theologian) (also Johannes Heyden ), German theologian and philologist

Johann Caspar von der Heyden (1740–1807), German major general

Johann Jakob auf der Heyden (1705–1768), German politician, mayor of Elberfeld

Johann Siegmund von Heyden (also Johann Siegmund von Heiden ; 1641–1724), German cavalry general, governor of Lippstadt

Johann Sigismund von der Heyden (also Johann Sigismund von der Heiden ; 1656–1730), German infantry general, governor of Wesel

Johann Wilhelm auf der Heyden (1661–1746), German politician, mayor of Elberfeld

Julius von der Heyden (pseudonym Emerentius Scävola ; 1786–1867), German writer

Karl von Heyden ( Karl Julius von Heyden-Nerfken ; 1796–1857), German nobleman and district administrator

Karl Heyden (painter) (1845–1933), German painter

Karl von der Heyden (* 1936), German-American manager

Karl Hermann von Heyden (1840–1917), German officer, chamberlain and phalerist

Katharina Heyden (* 1977), German Protestant theologian and church historian

Kurt von der Heyden-Rynsch (1867–1916), German administrative officer

Lucas von Heyden ( Lucas Friedrich Julius Dominikus von Heyden ; 1838–1915), German entomologist

Luis Heyden (1893–1950), German tennis player

Otto Heyden (1820–1897), German painter

Otto von der Heyden-Rynsch (1827–1912), German administrative officer

Peter Van der Heyden (* 1976), Belgian football player

Phillipp Heyden (* 1988), German basketball player

Pieter van der Heyden (around 1530–1572), Flemish engraver

Rudolf Heyden (* 1920), German politician, Lord Mayor of Rostock

Sebald Heyden (1499–1561), German cantor, headmaster and poet

Theodor von Heyden (1789-1858), German politician

Ulrich Heyden (* 1954), German journalist and book author

Ulrich van der Heyden (* 1954), German historian and political scientist

Ulrich von Heyden (1873–1963), German district administrator and politician, MdL Brandenburg

Wichard Wilhelm von Heyden (1782–1836), German politician, MdL Pomerania

Wilhelm Heyden (1844–1932), German lawyer, journalist, historian and politician

Wilhelm von Heyden-Cadow (1839–1920), German politician

Wilhelm von Heyden-Linden (1842–1877), German administrative lawyer

Wilhelm Günther von Heyden (1908–2004), German diplomat

Woldemar von Heyden (1809–1871), German manor owner and politician, MdL Prussia

Heyden is the stage name of:

Cornelius von der Heyden (bourgeois Cornelius Hintze ; * 1974), German singer, musical artist and actor, see Die Bergkameraden

Heyden is the name of the following places:

Heyden (Mönchengladbach) , district of Rheydt , Mönchengladbach, North Rhine-Westphalia

See also: