Origin
- Country
- Germany
- Meaning
- Weaver — from German Weber (one who weaves)
- Arrival Era
- 18th–19th century immigration
Known Family Members
- Weber ancestorConnected through the Soergel line
The Weber surname is one of the most common German surnames, derived from the occupational term for a weaver (Weber = weaver). Weavers were essential craftsmen in medieval German society, and the surname spread widely across German-speaking regions. The family traces through the Roy Robert Soergel line of Chuck's ancestors.