I meant to say the name "Drumpf"

Oh, OK. Not strong evidence that I was able find. We know for a fact the surname Drumpf is of German origin and is derived from the German word "trumpfen," meaning to drum or play the trumpet. In Old High German, trumpfen was used to indicate a struggle or victory in a conflict.

The earliest references to the Drumpf name, in a German context, date back to the 14th century in the area of Bavaria. The Ashkenazi Jews settled mainly in Germany and came to view it as their homeland in Europe (Ashkenazi actually means "German" in modern Hebrew and Yiddish). A significant number of these Ashkenazi Jëws began adopting family names due to identification requirements for taxation, census, and military conscription. Drumpf is one such name derived from playing instruments, others were derived from locations such as Weiner (from Vienna). And others from occupation, such as Finkelstein (diamond merchant).