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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.

  • Stępień
    Poland

    From Stephen; pounder

  • Sterling
    Scotland

    From Stirling

  • Stern
    Germany

    Star

  • Stevens
    England

    Son of Stephen ("crown")

  • Stevenson
    Scotland

    Son of Steven

  • Stewart
    Scotland

    Steward

  • Stich
    Germany

    A stitch-related trade or a steep slope and path

  • Stickney
    England

    Someone who came from Stickney (stick island), in Lincolnshire

  • Stiles
    England

    Dweller by a stile

  • Still
    England

    Quiet or calm

  • Stillman
    England

    A dweller at the stile

  • Stillwell
    England

    Someone living by a still or quiet spring

  • Stirling
    Scotland

    From Stirling

  • Stock
    Germany

    "tree stump"

  • Stocking
    Scotland

    Someone who came from Stocking (enclosed), in Scotland

  • Stockton
    England

    Farm built of logs

  • Stockwell
    England

    Someone from Stockwell in Surrey

  • Stoddard
    England

    Horse keeper

  • Stokes
    England

    From Stoke, "outlying settlement"

  • Stoll
    Germany

    Sturdy man

  • Stoltzfus
    England

    Proud foot / Stoltzfus

  • Stolz
    Germany

    Proud, stately

  • Stone
    England

    Dweller by the stone

  • Stoner
    England

    Stone worker / Steiner

  • Stopka
    Poland

    A nickname connected with a small measure or foot

  • Storer
    England

    The keeper, or overseer, of the provisions for a large household

  • Story
    England

    Big, tall

  • Stott
    England

    A nickname from a young ox or horse

  • Stout
    England

    Bold, brave

  • Stovall
    England

    Stump fold

  • Stover
    United States

    Bathhouse keeper

  • Stowe
    England

    From Stow or Stowe

  • Stowell
    England

    Someone from Stowell, a stony stream

  • Strachan
    Scotland

    Valley of the stream

  • Strand
    Germany

    Residence near a shore

  • Strang
    Germany

    Someone with great physical power, a strong man

  • Strange
    England

    Foreigner

  • Strasser
    Austria

    Roadside dweller

  • Stratford
    England

    Someone who came from Stratford (ford at a Roman road)

  • Stratton
    England

    Farm on a Roman road

  • Straub
    Germany

    "curly, bristly"

  • Strauch
    Germany

    Someone living by bushes

  • Strauss
    Germany

    Ostrich, or a quarrelsome person

  • Street
    England

    One who lived by a Roman road

  • Streich
    Germany

    A descendant of Stregus (refuge, protection)

  • Streit
    Germany

    A quarrelsome person or a fighter

  • Stricker
    England

    Someone who stretched, or smoothed, fabrics

  • Strickland
    England

    Pasture of the young bullocks

  • Strickler
    England

    Someone who stretched, or smoothed, fabrics

  • Stringer
    England

    Maker of bowstrings

  • Strobel
    Germany

    "tousled"

  • Strohm
    Germany

    Stream

  • Strong
    England

    Strong

  • Strother
    England

    Someone from Strother in Northumberland

  • Stroud
    England

    Marshy brushwood

  • Strozzi
    Italy

    Strangler (nickname)

  • Strube
    Germany

    A nickname for someone with bristly hair

  • Struck
    Germany

    A dweller near a bush, underbrush or copse

  • Struthers
    Scotland

    A dweller in, or near, a marsh or swamp

  • Strzelczyk
    Poland

    Son of the archer

  • Stubblefield
    England

    A field of stubble

  • Stubbs
    England

    One who lived by tree stumps

  • Stuck
    Germany

    Someone from Stuck, or living on a plot

  • Stucke
    Germany

    A dweller near a tree stump

  • Stucker
    Germany

    A dweller near a tree stump

  • Stuckey
    England

    From Stockey in Devon

  • Stumpf
    Germany

    Stump

  • Sturm
    Germany

    Storm

  • Sturt
    England

    A dweller on a promontory or tongue of land

  • Stutz
    Germany

    A short or little man

  • Suárez
    Spain

    Son of Suero

  • Suggs
    England

    Little bird

  • Sullivan
    Ireland

    Descendant of Súileabhán (from súil, "eye")

  • Summers
    England

    Summer, or packhorse driver

  • Sumner
    England

    Summoner to court

  • Sutcliffe
    England

    "south cliff"

  • Sutherland
    Scotland

    Southern land

  • Sutter
    Germany

    A shoemaker or cobbler

  • Sutton
    England

    From Sutton, "south farmstead"

  • Swain
    England

    Young man, servant

  • Swallow
    England

    Someone who came from Swallow (rushing river), in Lincolnshire

  • Swanson
    England

    Son of Sveinn

  • Sweeney
    Ireland

    Son of Suibhne, "pleasant"

  • Sweeny
    Ireland

    The son of the peaceful or quiet one

  • Sweet
    England

    Pleasant, agreeable

  • Sweetman
    England

    Someone who was pleasant and agreeable

  • Sweetser
    England

    Someone who came from Switzerland

  • Sweney
    Ireland

    The son of the peaceful or quiet one

  • Swiatek
    Poland

    Little holy one

  • Swiatkowski
    Poland

    Someone from Świątkowo or Świątkówka

  • Swiderski
    Poland

    Someone who bored or drilled holes

  • Swift
    England

    Quick, fast

  • Swinburne
    England

    Pig stream

  • Swindlehurst
    England

    A dweller in the wooded valley where swine were bred

  • Swindler
    England

    Someone who beat and dressed flax

  • Swingler
    England

    Someone who beat and dressed flax

  • Swinton
    Scotland

    Pig farm

  • Sykes
    England

    Dweller by a small stream

  • Sylvester
    England

    Of the woods

  • Symond
    England

    The son of Simon or Simeon (gracious hearing)

  • Symonds
    England

    The son of Simon or Simeon (gracious hearing)

  • Symons
    England

    The son of Simon or Simeon (gracious hearing)

  • Sypniewski
    Poland

    Someone from Sypniewo

  • Szafranski
    Poland

    Someone living where saffron or crocus grew

  • Szczepaniak
    Poland

    "son of Szczepan"

  • Szczepanik
    Poland

    Little Stephen

  • Szczepański
    Poland

    From Szczepanów (Stephen's place)

  • Szczygieł
    Poland

    Goldfinch

  • Szewc
    Poland

    Shoemaker

  • Szewczyk
    Poland

    Little shoemaker

  • Szpak
    Poland

    Starling

  • Szpakowski
    Poland

    From Szpaki

  • Szulc
    Poland

    "village head"

  • Szwed
    Poland

    "Swede"

  • Szymański
    Poland

    Of Szymon (Simon); or from his place

  • Szymczak
    Poland

    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.