Surnames Starting with H: Coat of Arms & Last Name Origins (page 2 of 3)
358 family names beginning with H. Open a name to read its surname origin, its meaning and the heraldry associated with it.
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HayesIreland
Descendant of Aodh, "fire"
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HaymanEngland
Someone who made, repaired or trimmed hedges
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HaymonEngland
Someone who made, repaired or trimmed hedges
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HaynEngland
Someone who came from Hayne (hedges)
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HayneEngland
Someone who came from Hayne (hedges)
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HaynesEngland
Dweller by an enclosure
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HaynieEngland
Someone who came from Hanney (island frequented by wild cocks)
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HaywardEngland
"guardian of hedges and fences"
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HaywoodEngland
Enclosed wood
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HazelEngland
Someone living by hazel bushes
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HazeltonEngland
Someone who came from Hazleton (homestead with hazel bushes)
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HazelwoodEngland
Someone from Hazelwood, a hazel wood
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HazlettEngland
A dweller at the hazel copse or wood
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HeadEngland
Dweller at the top of a hill or valley
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HeadleyEngland
A heath and woodland clearing
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HealyIreland
Descendant of the claimant; ingenious
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HeaneyIreland
A grandson of Eanna, an early Irish saint
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HeapEngland
A dweller at, or near, a heap, i.e., hill
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HeardEngland
Herdsman
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HearnEngland
Nook / heron
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HeathEngland
Dweller on a heath
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HeathcoteEngland
Cottage on the heath
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HeatonEngland
High farm
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HebblethwaiteEngland
Clearing by a plank bridge
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HebdenEngland
"valley of rose hips"
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HébertFrance
Bright army
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HechtGermany
Pike
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HeckGermany
"one who lived by a hedge"
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HedgeEngland
A dweller by a hedge
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HedgesEngland
A dweller by a hedge
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HeffronIreland
A grandson of little Eimhear
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HegartyIreland
Descendant of Éigceartach ("unjust")
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HeggEngland
Someone who lived near the hedged or fenced enclosure
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HeidemannGermany
Someone living on heathland
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HeidenGermany
A dweller near heath or rough grassland, or a countryman
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HeidrichGermany
From Heidenreich
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HeilGermany
From heil, "healthy, whole"
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HeilmanGermany
The sound or healthy man
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HeilmannGermany
The sound or healthy man
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HeimGermany
Home
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HeimanGermany
A descendant of Hagiman (enclosed place, man)
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HeinGermany
From Hein, a short form of Heinrich
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HeinemannGermany
From the name Heinrich
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HeinrichGermany
Home ruler
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HeinzGermany
From Heinz, a pet form of Heinrich
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HeiserGermany
Someone living near heath or rough land
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HeislerGermany
A day labourer, or someone from a small house
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HeldGermany
"hero"
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HellerGermany
From the Heller coin, or from Halle
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HelliwellEngland
Someone who came from Haliwell (holy spring), in Middlesex
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HellmannGermany
Man from Helle
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HelmEngland
A shelter-name; also other origins
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HemenwayEngland
A dweller at the road to Heming's estate
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HemmEngland
A dweller near the border
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HemmeEngland
A dweller near the border
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HemmerEngland
A dweller near the border
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HemphillScotland
Hemp hill
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HendersonScotland
Son of Henry
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HendryEngland
A descendant of Henry (home ruler)
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HenkeGermany
Little Johannes or Heinrich
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HenleyEngland
High clearing
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HennessyIreland
Descendant of Aonghus
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HenningEngland
Home ruler
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HenriquePortugal
From the personal name Henrique
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HenriquesPortugal
"son of Henrique"
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HenríquezSpain
Son of Enrique
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HenryFrance
Home ruler
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HensleyEngland
Hēahmund's clearing
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HepburnEngland
High burial mound
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HepworthEngland
"enclosure with rose hips"
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HerediaSpain
"from Heredia"
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HeringGermany
A descendant of Hering (son of Here, army)
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HermannGermany
Army man
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HermansenEngland
The son of Herman (army, man)
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HermansonEngland
The son of Herman (army, man)
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HernándezSpain
Son of Hernando (Fernando)
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HernandoSpain
From the name Fernando
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HeroldGermany
"herald"
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HeronEngland
Heron (the bird)
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HerrGermany
A lord or master, perhaps a manor servant
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HerreraSpain
Forge, ironworks
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HerreroSpain
Blacksmith
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HerrickEngland
Army ruler
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HerringEngland
Herring fisherman or seller
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HerrmannGermany
Army man, warrior
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HerronIreland
Descendant of Earán; heron
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HershbergerSwitzerland
Deer mountain
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HertzGermany
A dweller at the sign of the heart
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HervéFrance
Army fight / Breton Haerveu
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HerzogGermany
Duke
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HeseltineEngland
Hazel valley
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HeskethEngland
Horse racecourse
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HesseGermany
From Hesse
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HesterEngland
Easter, or young beech
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HeuerGermany
A haymaker, or a tenant who paid rent
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HewesEngland
The son of Hew, a variant of Hugh (spirit)
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HewittEngland
Little Hugh
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HeywoodEngland
From Heywood, near Rochdale in Lancashire
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HickeyIreland
Descendant of the healer
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HicksEngland
Son of Hick (Richard)
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HidalgoSpain
Nobleman, "son of something"
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HigginbothamEngland
Wooded valley bottom
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HigginbottomEngland
"valley of the oak trees"
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HigginsIreland
Descendant of Uigín
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HighEngland
High ground / tall
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HightowerEngland
One who lived by a high tower
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HildebrandtGermany
From the name Hildebrand
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HillEngland
Dweller on or by a hill
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HilliardEngland
From Hildegard, 'battle enclosure'
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HillmanEngland
Man on the hill
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HiltonEngland
Hill farm
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HinckleyEngland
Someone who came from. Hinckley (Hynca's homestead), in Leicestershire
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HindleEngland
"hind valley"
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HindsEngland
Servant / hind
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HinesEngland
Servant, or descendant of Eidhin
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HinkleGermany
Chicken
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HinojosaSpain
Place of fennel
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HinrichsGermany
Son of Hinrich
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HintonEngland
Monastery farm, or high farm
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HintzGermany
A descendant of Hinz, a short form of Heinrich
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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.