Buschers
Buschers is a German-language surname found primarily in Central and Northern Europe. The name is derived from the Middle High German word „busch“, meaning “bush” or “shrub,” and originally referred to someone who lived near a prominent bush or wooded area. As a locational surname, it was adopted by families who resided in or near such natural features. Variants of the name include Buscher, Busch, and Büsch, among others.
The surname appears in historical records as early as the 16th century and is documented in census
Notable individuals with the surname Buschers include:
Hans Buschers (born 1964), a former German professional footballer who played as a midfielder for clubs such
Peter Buschers (born 1952), a German historian specializing in medieval European trade routes, who has authored
Maria Buschers (1935–2010), a Swiss botanist recognized for her research on Alpine flora and her work at
Erich Buschers (1908–1993), a German composer and conductor noted for his chamber music compositions during the
The name remains relatively uncommon in contemporary Sweden and also appears in genealogical studies of German