Surnames Starting with S: Coat of Arms & Last Name Origins (page 5 of 5)
588 family names beginning with S. Open a name to read its surname origin, its meaning and the heraldry associated with it.
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StępieńPoland
From Stephen; pounder
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SterlingScotland
From Stirling
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SternGermany
Star
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StevensEngland
Son of Stephen ("crown")
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StevensonScotland
Son of Steven
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StewartScotland
Steward
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StichGermany
A stitch-related trade or a steep slope and path
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StickneyEngland
Someone who came from Stickney (stick island), in Lincolnshire
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StilesEngland
Dweller by a stile
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StillEngland
Quiet or calm
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StillmanEngland
A dweller at the stile
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StillwellEngland
Someone living by a still or quiet spring
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StirlingScotland
From Stirling
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StockGermany
"tree stump"
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StockingScotland
Someone who came from Stocking (enclosed), in Scotland
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StocktonEngland
Farm built of logs
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StockwellEngland
Someone from Stockwell in Surrey
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StoddardEngland
Horse keeper
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StokesEngland
From Stoke, "outlying settlement"
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StollGermany
Sturdy man
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StoltzfusEngland
Proud foot / Stoltzfus
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StolzGermany
Proud, stately
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StoneEngland
Dweller by the stone
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StonerEngland
Stone worker / Steiner
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StopkaPoland
A nickname connected with a small measure or foot
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StorerEngland
The keeper, or overseer, of the provisions for a large household
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StoryEngland
Big, tall
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StottEngland
A nickname from a young ox or horse
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StoutEngland
Bold, brave
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StovallEngland
Stump fold
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StoverUnited States
Bathhouse keeper
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StoweEngland
From Stow or Stowe
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StowellEngland
Someone from Stowell, a stony stream
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StrachanScotland
Valley of the stream
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StrandGermany
Residence near a shore
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StrangGermany
Someone with great physical power, a strong man
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StrangeEngland
Foreigner
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StrasserAustria
Roadside dweller
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StratfordEngland
Someone who came from Stratford (ford at a Roman road)
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StrattonEngland
Farm on a Roman road
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StraubGermany
"curly, bristly"
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StrauchGermany
Someone living by bushes
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StraussGermany
Ostrich, or a quarrelsome person
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StreetEngland
One who lived by a Roman road
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StreichGermany
A descendant of Stregus (refuge, protection)
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StreitGermany
A quarrelsome person or a fighter
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StrickerEngland
Someone who stretched, or smoothed, fabrics
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StricklandEngland
Pasture of the young bullocks
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StricklerEngland
Someone who stretched, or smoothed, fabrics
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StringerEngland
Maker of bowstrings
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StrobelGermany
"tousled"
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StrohmGermany
Stream
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StrongEngland
Strong
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StrotherEngland
Someone from Strother in Northumberland
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StroudEngland
Marshy brushwood
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StrozziItaly
Strangler (nickname)
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StrubeGermany
A nickname for someone with bristly hair
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StruckGermany
A dweller near a bush, underbrush or copse
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StruthersScotland
A dweller in, or near, a marsh or swamp
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StrzelczykPoland
Son of the archer
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StubblefieldEngland
A field of stubble
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StubbsEngland
One who lived by tree stumps
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StuckGermany
Someone from Stuck, or living on a plot
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StuckeGermany
A dweller near a tree stump
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StuckerGermany
A dweller near a tree stump
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StuckeyEngland
From Stockey in Devon
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StumpfGermany
Stump
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SturmGermany
Storm
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SturtEngland
A dweller on a promontory or tongue of land
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StutzGermany
A short or little man
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SuárezSpain
Son of Suero
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SuggsEngland
Little bird
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SullivanIreland
Descendant of Súileabhán (from súil, "eye")
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SummersEngland
Summer, or packhorse driver
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SumnerEngland
Summoner to court
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SutcliffeEngland
"south cliff"
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SutherlandScotland
Southern land
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SutterGermany
A shoemaker or cobbler
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SuttonEngland
From Sutton, "south farmstead"
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SwainEngland
Young man, servant
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SwallowEngland
Someone who came from Swallow (rushing river), in Lincolnshire
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SwansonEngland
Son of Sveinn
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SweeneyIreland
Son of Suibhne, "pleasant"
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SweenyIreland
The son of the peaceful or quiet one
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SweetEngland
Pleasant, agreeable
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SweetmanEngland
Someone who was pleasant and agreeable
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SweetserEngland
Someone who came from Switzerland
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SweneyIreland
The son of the peaceful or quiet one
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SwiatekPoland
Little holy one
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SwiatkowskiPoland
Someone from Świątkowo or Świątkówka
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SwiderskiPoland
Someone who bored or drilled holes
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SwiftEngland
Quick, fast
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SwinburneEngland
Pig stream
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SwindlehurstEngland
A dweller in the wooded valley where swine were bred
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SwindlerEngland
Someone who beat and dressed flax
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SwinglerEngland
Someone who beat and dressed flax
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SwintonScotland
Pig farm
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SykesEngland
Dweller by a small stream
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SylvesterEngland
Of the woods
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SymondEngland
The son of Simon or Simeon (gracious hearing)
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SymondsEngland
The son of Simon or Simeon (gracious hearing)
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SymonsEngland
The son of Simon or Simeon (gracious hearing)
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SypniewskiPoland
Someone from Sypniewo
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SzafranskiPoland
Someone living where saffron or crocus grew
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SzczepaniakPoland
"son of Szczepan"
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SzczepanikPoland
Little Stephen
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SzczepańskiPoland
From Szczepanów (Stephen's place)
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SzczygiełPoland
Goldfinch
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SzewcPoland
Shoemaker
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SzewczykPoland
Little shoemaker
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SzpakPoland
Starling
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SzpakowskiPoland
From Szpaki
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SzulcPoland
"village head"
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SzwedPoland
"Swede"
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SzymańskiPoland
Of Szymon (Simon); or from his place
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SzymczakPoland
Son of Simon
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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.