Surnames Starting with H: Coat of Arms & Last Name Origins (page 3 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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HirschGermany
Stag
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HirschmannGermany
Man of the deer
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HitchcockEngland
"little Hitch", from Richard
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HitchingsEngland
Someone who came from Hitchin (the Hicce tribe), in Hertfordshire
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HitchmanEngland
The servant of Hitch or Hick
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HoarauFrance
Réunion family name
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HobartEngland
Corruption of Hubert (mind, bright)
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HobbsEngland
Son of Hob (Robert)
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HochGermany
"tall" or "one living high up"
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HodgesEngland
Son of Hodge (Roger)
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HodgsonEngland
Son of Hodge (Roger)
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HoferAustria
"farmer from a Hof"
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HoffmannGermany
Manor farmer or court steward
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HoffmeisterGermany
"steward of a court"
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HofmannGermany
Manor farmer; courtier
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HofstetterGermany
Someone from Hofstetten or Hofstetter, a farmstead place
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HoganIreland
Descendant of Ógán ("young")
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HoggEngland
A swineherd or a nickname from the hog
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HogueEngland
Hill / mound
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HohmanGermany
The high or tall man
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HohmannGermany
The high or tall man
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HojnackiPoland
Someone living near a pine tree, or from Hojnacz
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HolbrookEngland
Brook in a hollow
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HolcombEngland
Deep valley
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HoldenEngland
Deep valley
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HolderEngland
Tenant, landholder
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HolguínSpain
From Holguín
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HollandEngland
From Holland in Lincolnshire or Lancashire
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HolleyEngland
Clearing in a hollow
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HollidayEngland
Born on a holy day
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HollingsworthEngland
Holly enclosure
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HollinsEngland
Holly trees or a place name
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HollowayEngland
Dweller by a sunken road
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HolmSweden
Islet, river meadow
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HolmanEngland
Dweller in a hollow
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HolmesEngland
Islet, river meadow; holly
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HolroydEngland
"clearing in a hollow"
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HoltEngland
Dweller by a wood
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HoltonEngland
From a place named Holton
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HoltzmanGermany
Someone who cut wood in the forest
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HolzerAustria
Woodland dweller
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HolzmanGermany
Someone who cut wood in the forest
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HolzmannGermany
Someone who cut wood in the forest
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HomanGermany
The high or tall man
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HomannGermany
The high or tall man
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HoneycuttEngland
Honey cottage
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HoodEngland
Hood maker, or one who wore a hood
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HookerEngland
One who lived on a hook of land
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HooksEngland
Bend of land
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HooperEngland
Hoop maker for barrels
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HopeEngland
Enclosed valley
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HopkinsWales
Son of Hopkin, little Robert
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HoppeGermany
Hop grower, or a nickname
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HopperEngland
Dancer, leaper
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HopsonEngland
Son of Hob or Robert
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HoranIreland
A descendant of a warlike or dark-grey one
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HorderEngland
Someone who kept the hoard, a treasurer
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HorganIreland
Descendant of Arragán
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HornGermany
Horn-shaped land; horn blower
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HornungGermany
February / illegitimate
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HorrocksEngland
From a place near Bolton, Lancashire
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HorsleyEngland
Someone from Horsley, a horse pasture
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HortaPortugal
Garden / from Horta
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HortonEngland
From Horton, "muddy farmstead"
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HorvathEngland
Croat
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HoskinsEngland
Son of Hoskin
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HostetlerSwitzerland
From the high homestead
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HotchkinEngland
The son of little Hodge
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HotchkissEngland
The son of little Hodge
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HoughEngland
Heel / ridge spur
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HoughtonEngland
Farm on a hill spur
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HouseEngland
Of the house
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HoustonScotland
Hugh's town
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HowardEngland
Heart-brave; high guardian; hayward
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HowarthEngland
From Haworth or a similar Pennine place
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HoweEngland
Dweller by a mound
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HowellWales
From the personal name Hywel ("eminent")
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HowieScotland
A descendant of little How, a variant of Hugh (spirit)
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HoyEngland
A dweller at a bluff or hill
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HoyeEngland
A dweller at a bluff or hill
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HoyerGermany
A haymaker, someone from Hannover, or a descendant of Hucger
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HoytEngland
Tall thin man
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HubbardEngland
From the personal name Hubert ("bright mind")
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HuberGermany
Farm holder
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HubertFrance
Bright mind
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HübnerGermany
Holder of a Hube (farm holding)
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HuddlestonEngland
Hudel's farm
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HudsonEngland
Son of Hudde (Richard or Hugh)
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HuebnerGermany
Holder of a hide of land
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HuertaSpain
Orchard, garden
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HuetFrance
Little Hugh
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HuffEngland
Hill spur
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HughesWales
Son of Hugh
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HullEngland
Dweller on a hill
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HumbertFrance
Bright giant
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HumeScotland
From Hume in Berwickshire
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HummelGermany
"bumblebee"
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HumphreyEngland
Peaceful warrior
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HuntEngland
Hunter
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HunterScotland & England
Huntsman
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HuntingtonEngland
Someone from Huntington, a hunters' hill or settlement
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HuntleyScotland
Place name
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HurleyIreland
Descendant of Urthuile
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HurstEngland
Wooded hill
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HurtadoSpain
Stolen, snatched away
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HussGermany
A dweller at the sign of the goose
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HusseyEngland
A Norman name from Houssaye, or a nickname
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HustonScotland
Hugh's town
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HutchinsonEngland
Son of Hutchin (little Hugh)
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HuthEngland
A dweller at the landing place or harbor
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HutsonEngland
Son of Hud / Hugh
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HutterGermany
Hat making, a hut, or work at a furnace
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HuttonEngland
Farm on the ridge
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HyattEngland
High gate
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HydeEngland
A hide of land
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HyndsEngland
Someone who worked as a domestic servant
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HyneEngland
Someone who worked as a domestic servant
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HynesEngland
Someone who worked as a domestic servant
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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.