Surnames Starting with H: Coat of Arms & Last Name Origins (page 2 of 2)

Army man, warrior

Descendant of Earán; heron

Duke

From Hesse

Easter, or young beech

Little Hugh

From Heywood, near Rochdale in Lancashire

Descendant of the healer

Son of Hick (Richard)

Nobleman, "son of something"

"valley of the oak trees"

Descendant of Uigín

From the name Hildebrand

Dweller on or by a hill

Hill farm

"hind valley"

Servant, or descendant of Eidhin

Chicken

Monastery farm, or high farm

Stag

"little Hitch", from Richard

Son of Hob (Robert)

"tall" or "one living high up"

Son of Hodge (Roger)

"farmer from a Hof"

Manor farmer or court steward

"steward of a court"

Manor farmer; courtier

Descendant of Ógán ("young")

Deep valley

Deep valley

Tenant, landholder

From Holland in Lincolnshire or Lancashire

Clearing in a hollow

Dweller by a sunken road

Dweller in a hollow

Islet, river meadow; holly

"clearing in a hollow"

Dweller by a wood

Woodland dweller

Hood maker, or one who wore a hood

Hoop maker for barrels

Son of Hopkin, little Robert

Hop grower, or a nickname

Dancer, leaper

Descendant of Arragán

Horn-shaped land; horn blower

From a place near Bolton, Lancashire

From Horton, "muddy farmstead"

Of the house

Hugh's town

Heart-brave; high guardian; hayward

From Haworth or a similar Pennine place

Dweller by a mound

From the personal name Hywel ("eminent")

From the personal name Hubert ("bright mind")

Farm holder

Bright mind

Holder of a Hube (farm holding)

Son of Hudde (Richard or Hugh)

Son of Hugh

Dweller on a hill

"bumblebee"

Peaceful warrior

Hunter

Huntsman

Descendant of Urthuile

Wooded hill

Son of Hutchin (little Hugh)

A hide of land