Dahlberg (surname)
Dahlberg is a locational or ornamental Swedish surname based on the location where the original name's bearers lived. Translated directly from Swedish to English means Dal meaning "Valley" and berg meaning "Mountain".[1]
Notable people
Notable people with the surname include:
- Anton Dahlberg (1985), Swedish sailor
- Arthur C. Dahlberg (1896–1964), American dairy scientist
- Edward Dahlberg (1900–1977), American novelist and essayist
- Edwin T. Dahlberg (1892–1986), American peace maker and church leader
- Elias Dahlberg (1996), Swedish soccer player
- Erik Dahlbergh (1625–1703), Swedish count, engineer, soldier, and field marshal
- Gotthard A. Dahlberg (1884-1948), American politician
- Gregory R. Dahlberg (1951), American Secretary of the Army
- Gunhild Dahlberg (1975), Norwegian television presenter, journalist, and author
- Gunnar Dahlberg (1893–1956), Swedish physician, eugenist and geneticist
- Ingetraut Dahlberg (1927–2017), German information scientist and philosopher
- Ingrid Dahlberg (1941), Swedish Theater Manager and President of Dramaten (Swedish Royal Dramatic Theatre)
- Heléne Dahlberg (born 1971), Swedish biathlete
- Hjalmar Dahlberg (1886-1962), Swedish runner
- Johan Dahlberg (1987), Swedish ice hockey player
- Jonas Dahlberg (1970), Swedish artist
- Kenneth C. Dahlberg, American engineer and corporate executive
- Kenneth H. Dahlberg (1917-2011), American businessman and World War II fighter ace
- Linda Dahlberg, American public health researcher
- Mae Dahlberg (1888–1969), Australian music hall and vaudeville performer
- Mikael Dahlberg (1985), Swedish soccer player
- Nicklas Dahlberg (1985), Swedish professional ice hockey goaltender
- Olle Dahlberg (1928–1997), Swedish speed skater who competed in the 1956 Winter Olympics
- Ragnar Dahlberg (1943), Swedish television presenter and producer
- Sandra Dahlberg (1979), Swedish singer
- Theodor Dahlberg (1884-1963), Swedish wrestler
- Tove Dahlberg (1973), Swedish singer
- Wesley P. Dahlberg (1918), American automobile designer
References
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