Rothschild

(rôt̸hc̸hīld′, rôt̸hs-, rät̸h-, rät̸hs-; Gerrōts̸hilt′)

noun

name of a family of European bankers

  1. Rothschild, Meyer Anselm 1743-1812; Ger. founder of the banking house of Rothschild
  2. Rothschild, Nathan Meyer 1777-1836; Eng. banker, born in Germany: son of Meyer Anselm

See Rothschild in American Heritage Dictionary 4

German family of bankers, including Mayer Amschal (1744-1812), who founded a bank at Frankfurt am Main. His sons, most notably Salomon (1774-1855) and Nathan Mayer (1777-1836), established branches of the bank throughout Europe.
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