Lührmann

Lührmann is a surname of German origin. It is believed to be a variant of the occupational surname "Lohmeyer," which refers to a miller who worked with bark (Lohe) for tanning. The name likely originated in northern Germany.

The surname Lührmann is relatively uncommon, though it can be found in various German-speaking countries and among populations that have emigrated from these regions. Like many surnames, its spelling and pronunciation may have varied slightly over centuries and across different localities.

Notable individuals with the surname Lührmann include Annika Lührmann, a German politician, and Peter Lührmann, a German jurist. The surname does not appear to be associated with any specific historical events or widely recognized cultural movements, but rather exists as a personal identifier for families carrying the name. Genealogical research can trace the lineage of Lührmann families back through historical records, revealing the geographical origins and occupational histories of their ancestors.