Summary

German surname of occupational origin derived from the word 'schloss', meaning 'castle' or 'palace'. It is likely that the original bearers of this surname were either residents or workers at a castle or palace.
There are
7203
Schlossers in the USA
Schlosser is the
4892nd
most common last name in the USA

Historical figures and celebrities called Schlosser

JohannChristian

German philosopher and economist known for his influential work in the field of aesthetics and cultural criticism.

EugenSchlosser

Austrian painter known for his realistic landscape paintings and depictions of rural life in the late 19th century.

KatharinaSchlosser

German composer and pianist who composed numerous chamber music pieces and contributed to the development of classical music.

WilhelmTheodor

German historian specializing in medieval history, particularly the history of the Holy Roman Empire and the Crusades.

PeterSchlosser

American geophysicist known for his research on global environmental change and his contributions to the study of Earth's climate.

FritzSchlosser

Austrian architect and urban planner recognized for his modernist architectural designs and his role in shaping urban landscapes.

AugustSchlosser

German theologian and philosopher known for his philosophical explorations of ethics and moral philosophy.

Schlosser Genealogy

OriginsThe surname Schlosser has German origins.
Geographic DistributionSchlosser is a common surname found in various German-speaking regions.
VariationsVariations of the surname Schlosser include Schloss, Schlösser, Schloesser, Schloss, Schlößer, and Schloß.
Migration and ImmigrationMigration and immigration of individuals with the surname Schlosser have occurred over different periods and in various places due to reasons such as economic opportunities, religious persecution, and political conflicts.