The German surname Schult, primarily found in northern Germany and Holland, is a status name from the Middle Low German term schulthete, or Middle Dutch term schulte meaning “ a village headman.” References to the name in medieval records date to the 13th Century and include Godescalus Sculte, a burger of Hamburg in the year 1249, Cuonradus Scultus of Zurich, Switzerland, in 1258, Nicolas Schultetus, the Burgermeister of Chemnitz in 1357, and Klaus Schultz of Ratsherren near Stolp in 1476.
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