Heber

Heber called:

  • Heber (device), device for lifting liquids, such as wine-siphon

Locations:

  • Heber ( ridge ), a range of hills in Lower Saxony
  • Heber, part of Seesen (Lower Saxony) in the ridge lift
  • Heber ( Schneverdingen ), part of Schneverdingen in Lower Saxony
  • Heber (California )
  • Heber (Utah )
  • Heber Springs, Arkansas
  • Heber - Overgaard, Arizona

Number of people:

  • Belinda Jacks (* 1991), Austrian badminton player
  • Curt Heber (* 1897), German inventor
  • Franz Alexander Heber (1815-1849), Bohemian castle researchers
  • George Michael Heber (1652-1702), German jurist
  • Henriette Heber (1795-1869), founder of the first public employment in Dresden
  • Johann Jacob Heber (1666-1727), German surveyor and cartographer from Lindau (Bodensee )
  • Reginald Heber (1783-1826), Anglican bishop, missionary in India
  • Richard Heber (1773-1833), British bibliophile
  • Ulrich Heber ( b. 1930 ), Professor Emeritus of Botany at the University of Würzburg
  • Heber ( prophet ), a prophet from the Bible
  • Heber ( Bible ), grandson of Asher, one of the twelve tribes of Israel

See also:

  • Arc lamp ( Sports )
  • Elevation (disambiguation)
  • Boar ( disambiguation), another spelling of the Hebrew name
  • Disambiguation
Heber-Overgaard, Arizona Ascher
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