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

Lover of horses

Son of Philip, "lover of horses"

From the sandy place

Friday

Town square

From Picardy

"little"

"one who lived on a hill"

From Pickering, in North Yorkshire

Little pike, or from Picot

"small field"

From Piers (Peter)

Rock, stone (Peter)

Son of Piotr (Peter)

"son of Piotr"

From the name Peter

Pointed hill, or the fish

From Pilling, in Lancashire

"pepper grower"

"pine grove"

"pine tree"

Feather or quill, a Sardinian name

"chick" or "painted"

From Piotrowo, Peter's place

Pears; pear tree

"son of Pedro"

From Pisa

Dweller by a pit or hollow

Dweller by a pit or hollow

"town square"

Lead worker

Peacock

Pole; Paul; pool

Family of Polo (Paul)

From Ippolito

Cropped head

From Pollok, little pool

From the name Hipólito or Pablo

From the name Ponce

Dweller by a pool

Pope, a nickname

From the old personal name Poppo

Pig, a nickname or name for a swineherd

Gatekeeper; carrier

Potter, maker of pots

Son of Hywel ("eminent")

Poor (nickname); Anglo-Norman family

"well"

Dweller by a well

Cunning, astute

Priest's farm

"a Prussian"

Son of Rhys ("ardour")

Dark-complexioned

Lordly, or a pageant prince

Son of Richard

Provost

Steward, agent

Foundling

Little valiant one

Prior of a priory

"newcomer"

Little Puck

From Apulia

Piglet, swineherd