Schickhardt
Schickhardt is the spelling of a family name that is common today and has been handed down in numerous spellings. Other spellings have been established for some of the bearers of this name. The following list contains all persons: who had this name, regardless of the spelling:
- Agidius Schickhard (1601/02 - after 1650), lawyer in Speyer, professor of ethics and law and rector of the high school in Herborn
- Agnes Schickhardt (1642–1711), see Agnes Heinold , Swabian poet
- Andreas Schickhardt (1710–1782), Württemberg financier in the ducal secret cabinet ministry
- Apelles Schickhardt (1580–1610), painter from Württemberg
- Christoph Schickhardt (* 1955), German lawyer
- Hans Schickhardt (1512–1585), painter from Württemberg
- Heinrich Schickhardt the Elder (1464–1540), cabinet maker and picture carver from Württemberg
- Heinrich Schickhardt (1558–1635), builder from Württemberg
- Henrich Schickhartt (around 1540 - after 1606), court master of the Keppel monastery near Siegen
- Jacob Schickhart (1584–1664), land clerk and representative of the Dutch province of Drente
- Jacob Schickhart the Elder (around 1565 - 1637 at the latest), Siegen lawyer in the service of the Nassau counts
- Johann Christian Schickhardt (1682–1762), German composer
- Johannes Schickhardt (1586–1623), Herrenberg scribe
- Julius Schickard (1679–1735), Württemberg civil servant and founder of Neulußheim
- Karl August von Schickardt (1790–1873), member of the Württemberg state parliament
- Karl Schickhardt (politician) (1848–1907), German politician (DVP), MdL Württemberg
- Karl Schickhardt (painter) (1866–1933), German painter
- Lucas Schickhardt (I.) (1511–1585), cabinet maker from Württemberg
- Lucas Schickhardt (II.) (1560–1602), cabinet maker from Württemberg
- Lucas Schickhardt (goldsmith) (1585– before 1613), goldsmith from Württemberg, painter and draftsman
- Lucas Schickhardt (III.) (1603–1651), teacher and civil servant from Württemberg
- Martin Schickhard (after 1590 - before 1657), bailiff in Beilstein, lawyer in Frankfurt am Main, Nassau witch commissioner in Freudenberg
- Martin Schickhard the Elder (1579–1636), German law professor in Herborn and Deventer
- Marx Schickhardt (1505–1555), art carpenter from Württemberg
- Paul Schickhardt (1548–1609), theologian from Württemberg
- Philipp Schickhart (1562–1635), theologian from Württemberg
- Philipp Christoph Schickhard (around 1580 - before 1672), court master of the Keppel monastery, councilor and mayor of Siegen
- Wilhelm Schickard (1592–1635), German professor for biblical languages, astronomy and mathematics
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