Bandholtz

Meaning

A person who held or controlled a band or group, or a compound name combining 'band' and 'holtz' (wood).

Etymology

From the Germanic elements 'band' (band, group) and 'holtz' (wood, forest), suggesting either a leader of a group or a person associated with a wooded area. The compound structure is typical of Germanic surnames.

About the Bandholtz Surname

A Germanic compound surname combining elements for band and wood, likely indicating either a leader or a geographical association. The name is relatively rare and primarily found in German-speaking areas.

Distribution

Found primarily in Germany and German-speaking regions.

Notable Bearers

Uncertain; primarily a regional surname

People with the Bandholtz Surname