Surnames Starting with W: Coat of Arms & Last Name Origins (page 3 of 3)

Someone from Wymondham or a similar place

Someone from Windsor or Winsor

"pasture field"

Place name

Someone from Wingate in County Durham

Someone from Wingfield

Corner dweller; small trader

A place name or a personal name containing friend

Someone who played the part of Friendship in the medieval pageants

Wine's burial mound

Wine's farmstead

Winter; cold temperament

Winter valley

Of winter / son of Winter

Wina's farm

"innkeeper"

Son of the innkeeper

Wise, learned

Wise and hardy (Guiscard)

Someone who came from Wissen (white sand), in Germany

From Wiśniewo, "cherry-tree place"

A dweller by the wych-elm tree

A pet form of Witold or Wit

Someone who came from Witham (Wita's homestead)

Willow

Sheep pasture

From Witkowo

White, fair-haired

Someone who came from Witton (homestead by a village, or wood)

Someone from Wittenberg, white mountain

Son of the steward

Steward

From Wojciechów, place of Wojciech

Little village headman; or pet form of Wojciech

A pet form of Wojciech

"son of Wojtas"

"son of Wojtek"

"son of the village head"

Little ox / from Wola

Someone who came from Woolscott (Wulfsige's cottage), in Warwickshire

A dweller at, or in, the wold or forest

Wolf (given name or nickname)

Wolf, a nickname or personal name

Wolf

A dweller at the sign of the wolf

A dweller at, or near, a wall

A dweller at, or near, a wall

Wolf victory

"from Wola"

Wulfstan's water meadow

Dweller by the wood

Hall in the wood

Someone who came from Woodbridge (wooden bridge), in Suffolk

A nickname from the woodcock bird

A dweller in the house in, or by, a wood

Someone who came from Woodland (wooded land)

Someone from Woodleigh or Woodley

Someone who cut and sold timber

Someone who came from Woodrow (row of trees)

Dweller where woodruff grew

Dweller by the woods

A dweller at the side of the wood

Son of Wood

Forest keeper

Someone living at an enclosure by a wood

Settlement by a wood

From Worden in Lancashire

Labourer, craftsman

Someone from Worrall in Yorkshire

Someone who came from Warwick (village by a dam or shore)

Clearing of Weorc

Settlement of Weorth's people

Cart-driver or court usher

Nook, corner

Craftsman, woodworker

From Wrigley Head, near Oldham

Sparrow

From Wróblew (sparrow place)

"crow"

A descendant of Vulf

A descendant of Vulf

An odd, moody or curious man

Worm or dragon

A sausage maker

A descendant of Weigand or Wygan (warrior)

A descendant of Weigand or Wygan (warrior)

Little Guy

A nickname from the otter

A dweller at, or near, a dam or fish trap

A dweller at the high land or field

Little William

White, fair

From Wysokie (high place)