REDEKER
Redeker
Redeker is a surname of British origin, although it is believed to have German roots. The name is thought to have been brought to the British Isles during the migration waves that occurred in the medieval period.
Etymology
The surname Redeker is derived from the German words 'rot', meaning "red", and 'aker', meaning "field". It is likely that the original bearers of the name lived in or near a red field, or worked the land that was characterised by its red colour.
Distribution
The Redeker surname is not particularly common in Britain and is mostly found in certain regions. However, it has also been recorded in other parts of the world, especially in North America.
Notable Individuals
John Redeker (1890-1965)
John Redeker was a renowned British botanist and horticulturist known for his pioneering work in plant genetics. His research on hybridisation and genetic variation in plants revolutionised the field of botany.
Anne Redeker (born 1980)
Anne Redeker is a contemporary British artist, specialising in abstract expressionism. Her vibrant and dynamic paintings have gained international recognition and have been exhibited in prestigious galleries across Europe.
Legacy
The Redeker surname carries with it a sense of heritage and history, with each individual bearing the name contributing to its legacy. Whether in the fields of science, art, or beyond, the Redeker name continues to make its mark on British society and culture.
There are approximately 12 people named Redeker in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Fewer than one in a million people in Britain are named Redeker.