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Surnames Starting with O: Coat of Arms & Last Name Origins

108 family names beginning with O. Open a name to read its surname origin, its meaning and the heraldry associated with it.

  • O'Brien
    Ireland

    Descendant of Brian Boru

  • O'Callaghan
    Ireland

    A grandson of little Ceallach (war or strife)

  • O'Callahan
    Ireland

    A grandson of little Ceallach (war or strife)

  • O'Connor
    Ireland

    Descendant of Conchobhar

  • O'Donnell
    Ireland

    Descendant of Domhnall ("world mighty")

  • O'Donoghue
    Ireland

    Descendant of Donnchadh ("brown warrior")

  • O'Driscoll
    Ireland

    Descendant of Eidirsceól ("interpreter")

  • O'Dwyer
    Ireland

    A descendant of Duibhidhir (black Odhar)

  • O'Flaherty
    Ireland

    Descendant of Flaithbheartach ("bright ruler")

  • O'Grady
    Ireland

    Descendant of Grádaigh ("noble, illustrious")

  • O'Halloran
    Ireland

    A grandson of Allmhuran (stranger from beyond the sea)

  • O'Hara
    Ireland

    Descendant of Eaghra

  • O'Hare
    Ireland

    A grandson of Ir (origin obscure)

  • O'Keefe
    Ireland

    Descendant of Caomh

  • O'Keeffe
    Ireland

    Descendant of Caomh ("gentle")

  • O'Leary
    Ireland

    Descendant of Laoghaire ("calf herder")

  • O'Malley
    Ireland

    Descendant of Máille

  • O'Neal
    Ireland

    Descendant of Niall

  • O'Neill
    Ireland

    Descendant of Niall

  • O'Riordan
    Ireland

    Descendant of the royal poet

  • O'Rourke
    Ireland

    Descendant of Ruarc

  • O'Ryan
    Ireland

    A descendant of the servant of the queen

  • O'Shea
    Ireland

    A grandson of Seaghdha (majestic or learned)

  • O'Toole
    Ireland

    Descendant of Tuathal ("ruler of the people")

  • Oakes
    England

    One who lived by oak trees

  • Oakley
    England

    Oak clearing

  • Oates
    England

    Son of Odo

  • Oberlin
    Germany

    Someone who came from Oberlind (upper linden, tree)

  • Ocampo
    Spain

    The field

  • Ochoa
    Spain

    "wolf" (Basque)

  • Ochs
    Germany

    A nickname from the ox, or a cattle keeper

  • Odell
    England

    Woad hill

  • Odom
    England

    Son-in-law

  • Ogden
    England

    Oak valley

  • Ogilvie
    Scotland

    High plain

  • Ogilvy
    Scotland

    High plain

  • Ogle
    England

    Ocga's hill

  • Ogrodnik
    Poland

    Gardener

  • Ojeda
    Spain

    From Ojeda

  • Okoński
    Poland

    From Okonin

  • Oldenburg
    Germany

    Someone from Oldenburg, old fortification

  • Oldfield
    England

    A dweller near the old field

  • Oldham
    England

    From Oldham, in Lancashire

  • Olejniczak
    Poland

    Son of the oil presser

  • Olejnik
    Poland

    "oil presser"

  • Oleksiński
    Poland

    From Oleksin / of Alexis

  • Oleksy
    Poland

    Oleksy / Alexius

  • Oliphant
    Scotland

    Elephant

  • Oliva
    Spain

    Someone who grew or sold olives

  • Olivares
    Spain

    Olive groves

  • Olivas
    Spain

    Olives

  • Oliveira
    Portugal

    Olive tree

  • Oliver
    England

    From the personal name Oliver

  • Olivero
    Spain

    A personal name, olive tree, or Spanish place

  • Olivetti
    Italy

    Little olive grove

  • Olivier
    France

    Olive tree

  • Olivieri
    Italy

    Son of Oliviero

  • Olmedo
    Spain

    Elm grove

  • Olmos
    Spain

    Elms

  • Olsen
    Denmark

    Son of Ole (Olaf)

  • Olson
    Sweden

    Son of Olaf

  • Olszewski
    Poland

    From Olszewo, place of alders

  • Olvera
    Spain

    From Olvera

  • Onofri
    Italy

    Of Onofrio

  • Onslow
    England

    Ondsla's mound

  • Ontiveros
    Spain

    From Ontiveros

  • Opitz
    Germany

    Little Albrecht

  • Oppenheimer
    Germany

    Someone who came from Oppenheim (Oppo's place) in Germany

  • Oran
    England

    A dweller at the homestead on the river bank

  • Orange
    England

    Someone who came from Orange (town on the river Araise)

  • Ordonez
    Spain

    Son of Ordoño

  • Orellana
    Spain

    From Orellana

  • Orlandi
    Italy

    From Orlando (Roland)

  • Orlando
    Italy

    Famous land (Roland)

  • Orłowski
    Poland

    "eagle"

  • Ormerod
    England

    "Orm's clearing"

  • Ormsby
    England

    Orm's farm

  • Ornelas
    Spain

    From Ornelas

  • Orozco
    Spain

    From Orozko in Biscay

  • Orr
    Scotland

    Dun, sallow

  • Orrick
    Scotland

    Someone who came from Orrock, in Fife

  • Orsini
    Italy

    "little bear"

  • Ortega
    Spain

    Nettle; grouse

  • Orth
    Germany

    Someone from Orth or a place at a corner

  • Ortiz
    Spain

    Son of Orti / Fortunio

  • Orton
    England

    Upper farm

  • Orzechowski
    Poland

    From the place of nut trees

  • Osborne
    England

    God bear

  • Osgood
    England

    God Gaut

  • Osiński
    Poland

    "aspen grove"

  • Osorio
    Spain

    From an old personal name

  • Ostermann
    Germany

    Easter or east man

  • Ostrowski
    Poland

    From Ostrów, river island

  • Oswald
    Germany

    From the name Oswald

  • Otero
    Spain

    "hillock"

  • Otis
    England

    A descendant of Otes, a form of Odo

  • Ott
    Germany

    Wealth (short form)

  • Ottaviani
    Italy

    Son of Ottaviano

  • Otto
    Germany

    Wealth, prosperity

  • Ouellette
    France

    Little Hoel

  • Outeiro
    Portugal

    Hillock

  • Overman
    England

    A dweller on the bank of a river

  • Overstreet
    England

    Beyond the road

  • Overton
    England

    Farm on the ridge

  • Owczarek
    Poland

    Shepherd

  • Owens
    Wales

    Son of Owen (Owain)

  • Oxford
    England

    Ford for oxen

  • Oxley
    England

    Ox pasture

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Researched by Herald Lab Research Studio, since 1993. Coats of arms were granted to individuals, not to everyone with a surname.