Friedrich Eduard Richter

Birth03.11.1837 - Dresden,Direktionsbezirk Dresden,Saxony,Deutschland

Death28.01.1920 - Dresden,Direktionsbezirk Dresden,Saxony,Deutschland

MotherAmalia Theresia Arnold

FatherJohann Gottlieb Friedrich Richter

Born in Dresden,Direktionsbezirk Dresden,Saxony,Deutschland on 03.11.1837 to Johann Gottlieb Friedrich Richter and Amalia Theresia Arnold. Friedrich Eduard Richter had 9 children. He passed away on 28.01.1920 in Dresden,Direktionsbezirk Dresden,Saxony,Deutschland.

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Parents

Johann Gottlieb Friedrich Richter
1796 - 1864

Amalia Theresia Arnold
1807 - 1893

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Maria Richter
1880 - 1885

Friedrich Oskar Richter
1871 - 1930

Marie Ernestine Ziegler
1848 - Unknown

Rudolf Richter
1873 - 1891

Otto Bernhard Richter
1876 - 1945

Hedwig Richter
1879 - 1945

Gustav Friedrich Richter
1868 - 1942

Johannes Alfred Richter
1881 - 1955

Konrad Richter
1885 - Unknown

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Friedrich Eduard Richter

found in Dresden, Germany, Weekly Church Reports of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, 1685-1879

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found in Dresden, Germany, Deaths, 1876-1952

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found in Dresden, Germany, Births, 1876-1902

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Anne Marie Louise Christine Richter
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Ernestine Richter
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Marie Luise Keil
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Friedrich August Furkert
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Charles Bodo Richter
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Surname meaning for Richter

German: occupational or status name for an arbiter or judge Middle High German rihtære (from rihten ‘to make right’). The term was used in the Middle Ages mostly to denote a part-time legal official. Such communal conciliators held a position of considerable esteem in rural communities; in eastern Germany the term came to denote a village headman which was often a hereditary office It is in this part of Germany that the surname is most frequent. The surname Richter is also common in many other European countries most notably Czechia Poland Hungary Slovakia France and the Netherlands and also in South Africa. See also 3 below. Jewish (Ashkenazic): occupational name for a rabbinic judge from German Richter ‘judge’ (see 1 above). See also Dayan. Germanized form of Slovenian Rihtar and Rihter: occupational or status name from rihtar a term of Middle High German origin (see 1 above) denoting an arbiter or judge later also a village headman.