English Surnames: Meaning, Origin & Coat of Arms (page 7 of 10)
1410 common English family names. Open a name to read its last name meaning, its surname origin and the heraldry associated with it.
- English1410 surnames
- Irish282 surnames
- Scottish264 surnames
- Welsh50 surnames
- Italian515 surnames
- German508 surnames
- French231 surnames
- Spanish468 surnames
- Polish361 surnames
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LocklearEngland
Locklear / Lumbee line
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LockwoodEngland
Enclosed wood
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LoftusEngland
House with a loft
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LondonEngland
From London
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LongEngland
Tall man
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LongbottomEngland
Long valley
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LoomisEngland
Pool nook
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LordEngland
Lordly man, lord's servant
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LovejoyEngland
Love joy
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LovelaceEngland
Loveless
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LovellEngland
Wolf cub
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LovettEngland
Wolf cub
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LoweEngland
Dweller by a hill or burial mound
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LumbEngland
"pool"
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LumleyEngland
Wood by the pool
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LunsfordEngland
Lund's ford
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LyndonEngland
Lime tree hill
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MaceEngland
Little Matthew
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MadisonEngland
Son of Maddy (Matthew or Maud)
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MajorEngland
Council spear
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MakepeaceEngland
Peacemaker
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MalloryEngland
Unfortunate
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ManleyEngland
Shared clearing
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MannEngland
Man, servant
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ManningEngland
Son of Manna
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MansfieldEngland
Open land by the Mam hill
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MarcumEngland
Boundary homestead
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MarkhamEngland
Boundary homestead
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MarloweEngland
Land left after a lake
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MarsdenEngland
"boundary valley"
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MarshEngland
Dweller by a marsh
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MarslandEngland
"marsh land"
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MasonEngland
Stonemason
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MasseyEngland
From Macey in Normandy
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MastEngland
Mast / fattening
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MastersEngland
Son of the master
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MatlockEngland
Meeting oak
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MattinglyEngland
Matta's clearing
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MattsonEngland
Son of Matt
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MayEngland
Young man, or from Matthew
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MayfieldEngland
Mayweed field
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MeadEngland
Dweller by a meadow
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MeadowsEngland
Dweller by the meadows
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MedleyEngland
From Madeley / middle island
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MeeksEngland
Gentle, humble
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MellorEngland
"bare hill"
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MeltonEngland
Middle settlement
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MerchantEngland
Trader
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MerrillEngland
From Muriel
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MerrittEngland
Boundary gate
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MetcalfEngland
Fattened calf
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MetcalfeEngland
Meat calf
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MicklethwaiteEngland
Big clearing
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MiddletonEngland
Middle settlement
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MilesEngland
From the personal name Milo
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MillerEngland, Scotland & Germany
Grain miller
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MillsEngland & Scotland
Dweller by the mills
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MilnerEngland
Miller
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MiltonEngland
Middle farm or mill farm
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MimsEngland
From Mimms
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MinorEngland
Miner, or younger
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MintonEngland
Mountain farm
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MitchellEngland
From Michael, "who is like God?"
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MobleyEngland
Clearing by a meeting place
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MockEngland
Mock / Mok
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MonkEngland
Monk
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MoodyEngland
Bold, brave
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MooreEngland & Ireland
Dweller by a moor; in Ireland, "majestic"
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MorelandEngland
Moorland
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MortimerEngland
Dead sea (marsh)
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MortonEngland
Settlement on the moor
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MoseleyEngland
Boggy clearing
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MosherEngland
Dweller by the moss
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MosleyEngland
Clearing by a bog
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MossEngland
Dweller by a bog, or from Moses
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MoultonEngland
Place name
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MowbrayEngland
From Montbray in Normandy
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MusgraveEngland
Grove with mice
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MyersEngland
Marsh dweller; physician
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NagyEngland
Big / tall
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NanceEngland
Valley
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NashEngland
At the ash tree
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NaylorEngland
"nail maker"
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NealEngland
From the personal name Niall
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NeedhamEngland
Poor homestead
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NelsonEngland
Son of Neil or Nell
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NettletonEngland
Nettle farm
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NevilleEngland
New town
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NewberryEngland
New fort
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NewbyEngland
New farm
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NewcombEngland
Newcomer
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NewlandEngland
New land
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NewmanEngland
Newcomer
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NewsomeEngland
At the new houses
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NewtonEngland
From Newton, "new farmstead"
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NichollsEngland
"son of Nicholas"
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NicholsEngland
Son of Nichol (Nicholas)
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NickersonEngland
Son of Nicholas
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NightingaleEngland
Nightingale
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NixonEngland
Son of Nick (Nicholas)
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NobleEngland
Noble, generous
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NormanEngland
Northman, Norseman
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NorrisEngland
Northerner, or nurse
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NorthEngland
One from the north
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NorthcoteEngland
North cottage
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NortonEngland
From Norton, "north farmstead"
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NorwoodEngland
North wood
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NoyesEngland
Nut tree
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NunnEngland
Nun, demure person
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NuttEngland
Nut
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NuttallEngland
"nook of land with nut trees"
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NyeEngland
At the island
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OakesEngland
One who lived by oak trees
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OakleyEngland
Oak clearing
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OdellEngland
Woad hill
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OdomEngland
Son-in-law
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OgdenEngland
Oak valley
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OgleEngland
Ocga's hill
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OldhamEngland
From Oldham, in Lancashire
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OliverEngland
From the personal name Oliver
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OnslowEngland
Ondsla's mound
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OrmerodEngland
"Orm's clearing"
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OrmsbyEngland
Orm's farm
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OrtonEngland
Upper farm
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OsborneEngland
God bear
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OsgoodEngland
God Gaut
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OvertonEngland
Farm on the ridge
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OxfordEngland
Ford for oxen
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OxleyEngland
Ox pasture
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PackardEngland
Pack
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PackerEngland
Wool packer
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PadgettEngland
Little page, young servant
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PageEngland
Page, young servant
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PagetEngland
Little page (servant)
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PaigeEngland
Page / attendant
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PainterEngland
Painter
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PalmerEngland
Pilgrim to the Holy Land
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PankhurstEngland
Wooded hill
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PargeterEngland
Plasterer
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ParhamEngland
Pear homestead
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ParishEngland
Of the parish
Every surname can be researched, even if it isn't listed here.
Researched by Herald Lab Research Studio, since 1993. Coats of arms were granted to individuals, not to everyone with a surname.