Buchdrucker
Many jews took famaly names based on their trades, crafts and professions. Literraly "book printer" in german. Buchdrucker is one of the many family names derived from the printing trade.
Jews have been gretly involved in the printing and publishing of books since the first hebrow book was produced in 1475.
The earliest record of Buchdrucker as a jew family name comes from Prague (Czechoslavakia) with the name of Benjamin Buchdrucker who wisited the Leipzig fair in 1676, to be followed by Moses from Frankfurt an der Oder, eastern Germany, who attended the fair in 1677.
Names indicating occupation, profession or trade are widespread among most peoples, including the jews. The extensive range of jewish names coming from occupations illustrates the variety of their activities in all fields.
753959 BAUCHTREGER
753959 BIKHDRIKER
753959 BOEKDRUKKER
753959 BUCHDRUCKER
753959 BUCHDRUKER
753959 BUCHTREGER
753959 BUCHTREGIER
753959 BUKHDRIKER
753959 PACKEDRAGER
753959 PAKKEDRAGER
753959 WAKTRYKER
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