Hartog
Hartog and de/den Hartog are Dutch surnames meaning "(the) duke" (modern Dutch hertog). Hartog is also a Jewish given name and surname, derived from hert (Dutch for "deer"). People with these names include:
- Hartog
- Ashley Hartog (born 1982), South African soccer player
- Dirk Hartog (1580–1621), Dutch sea captain and explorer
- Named after him: Hartog Plate on Dirk Hartog Island, Western Australia
- Fay Hartog-Levin (born 1948), American lawyer, consultant, and diplomat
- Lo Hartog van Banda (1916–2006), Dutch comics writer
- Madeline Hartog-Bel (born 1946), Peruvian Miss World
- Marcus Hartog (1851–1924), English natural historian and educator
- Numa Edward Hartog (1846–1871), English student, brother of Marcus
- Philip Hartog (1864–1947), English chemist and educator, brother of Marcus
- Simon Hartog (1940–1992), British filmmaker
- Wil Hartog (born 195480, Dutch motorcycle racer
- De Hartog
- Jan de Hartog (1914–2002), Dutch author
- Den Hartog
- Arie den Hartog (born 1941), Dutch bicycle racer
- Arno den Hartog (born 1954), Dutch hockey player
- es:Cornelis den Hartog (born 1931), Dutch marine botanist
- Jacob Pieter Den Hartog (1901–1989), Dutch-born American mechanical engineer
- Kristen den Hartog - Canadian writer
- Hartogs
- Friedrich Hartogs (1874–1943) - German mathematician
- Named after him: Hartogs number, Hartogs' lemma and Hartogs' theorem
- Hartog as a given name
- Hartog Elte (1887–1924), Dutch architect
- Georg Hartog Gerson (1788–1844), German physician
- Hartog Hamburger (1887–1924), Dutch diamond polisher and baseball player
- Hartog Jacob Hamburger (1859–1924), Dutch physiologist
- Hartog Keesing (1791–1879), Duth-born New Zealand shopkeeper
See also
- Hartog v. Colin & Shields - 1939 case in contract law
- Den Hartog Peak, Antarctic mountain
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