Schadler

Schadler is a surname of German origin. It is believed to be derived from the Middle High German word "schadel," meaning "skull," or potentially referring to a maker or seller of skullcaps or helmets.

The name is found primarily in Germany and areas historically influenced by German migration. Variations of the spelling, such as Schadeler, Schattler, or Schädler, also exist and are likely related.

Individuals with the surname Schadler may be found in various professions and walks of life. Due to the relatively common nature of surnames originating from occupational or descriptive terms, tracing a direct lineage solely based on the surname can be challenging without further genealogical research.

Genealogical research, including census records, church records, and immigration documents, can provide more specific information about individuals and families bearing the Schadler name.