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Surnames Starting with M: Coat of Arms & Last Name Origins (page 4 of 5)

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

  • Meeks
    England

    Gentle, humble

  • Meier
    Germany

    Steward, estate manager

  • Meinhardt
    Germany

    Strong and hardy

  • Meireles
    Portugal

    "from Meireles"

  • Meissner
    Germany

    From Meissen

  • Meister
    Germany

    "master craftsman"

  • Mejía
    Spain

    "from Mejía" or Messiah

  • Mele
    Italy

    Honey

  • Melendez
    Spain

    Son of Melendo

  • Melis
    Italy

    Honey (beekeeper)

  • Mellor
    England

    "bare hill"

  • Melo
    Portugal

    From Melo

  • Meloni
    Italy

    Melon, a nickname or grower's name

  • Melton
    England

    Middle settlement

  • Melville
    Scotland

    From Malleville in Normandy

  • Melvin
    Scotland

    From Malleville, Normandy

  • Mena
    Spain

    From Mena

  • Ménard
    France

    Strong and hardy

  • Mendes
    Portugal

    "son of Mendo"

  • Méndez
    Spain

    Son of Mendo / Menendo

  • Mendoza
    Spain

    Cold mountain

  • Menéndez
    Spain

    Descendant of Menendo

  • Meneses
    Portugal

    From Meneses

  • Menezes
    Portugal

    From Meneses

  • Menzel
    Germany

    From the name Hermann

  • Menzies
    Scotland

    From Mesnières in Normandy

  • Mercado
    Spain

    Market

  • Merchant
    England

    Trader

  • Mercier
    France

    Merchant, mercer

  • Meredith
    Wales

    From Maredudd, great lord

  • Merino
    Spain

    "district steward"

  • Merkel
    Germany

    From the name Markward

  • Merlin
    France

    Merlin falcon

  • Merlo
    Italy

    A nickname from merlo, "blackbird"

  • Merrill
    England

    From Muriel

  • Merriman
    England

    A cheerful or pleasant person

  • Merritt
    England

    Boundary gate

  • Merriweather
    England

    A gay, blithe or agreeable person

  • Merriwether
    England

    A gay, blithe or agreeable person

  • Merryweather
    England

    A gay, blithe or agreeable person

  • Mertel
    Germany

    A South German familiar form of Martin

  • Mertes
    Germany

    A descendant of Mertin or Martinus

  • Mertz
    Germany

    A descendant of Mertz

  • Merz
    Germany

    A descendant of Mertz

  • Mesa
    Spain

    Plateau

  • Mesquita
    Portugal

    "mosque"

  • Messenger
    England

    Someone who carried communications

  • Messer
    Germany

    Knife maker

  • Messina
    Italy

    From Messina

  • Messinger
    England

    Someone who carried communications

  • Metcalf
    England

    Fattened calf

  • Metcalfe
    England

    Meat calf

  • Metz
    Germany

    From Metz, or from Mechthild

  • Metzger
    Germany

    Butcher

  • Meunier
    France

    Miller

  • Meyer
    Germany

    Steward or tenant farmer

  • Meza
    Spain

    Flat-topped hill

  • Miceli
    Italy

    From Micheli, a southern form of Michele

  • Michalak
    Poland

    Son of Michał (Michael)

  • Michalik
    Poland

    "son of Michał"

  • Michalski
    Poland

    From Michał's place

  • Michaud
    France

    Little Michel

  • Michel
    France

    "Who is like God?" (Hebrew)

  • Micklethwaite
    England

    Big clearing

  • Middendorf
    Germany

    Someone from Middendorf, middle village

  • Middleton
    England

    Middle settlement

  • Mielczarek
    Poland

    Son of the miller

  • Mielke
    Germany

    A Slavic-influenced pet form of a personal name

  • Mika
    Poland

    A descendant of Mika, a short personal name

  • Mikolajczyk
    Poland

    Son of Mikołaj, Nicholas

  • Mikołajewski
    Poland

    From Mikołajewo

  • Mikrut
    Poland

    A nickname for a small person

  • Mikula
    Poland

    A form of Nicholas

  • Milani
    Italy

    From Milan

  • Milano
    Italy

    Someone from Milan

  • Milazzo
    Italy

    Someone from Milazzo in Sicily

  • Miles
    England

    From the personal name Milo

  • Milewski
    Poland

    From Milewo

  • Milgram
    England

    Someone who came from Malham (stony place) in Yorkshire

  • Milich
    Poland

    Independent German and Polish surname explanations

  • Milko
    Poland

    A Slavic personal-name or affectionate nickname

  • Millard
    England

    Mill keeper

  • Miller
    England, Scotland & Germany

    Grain miller

  • Millet
    France

    Millet grain

  • Mills
    England & Scotland

    Dweller by the mills

  • Milner
    England

    Miller

  • Milton
    England

    Middle farm or mill farm

  • Mims
    England

    From Mimms

  • Minetti
    Italy

    Little Mino

  • Minnick
    Germany

    A descendant of Minnich, a contracted form of Dominicus (Sunday child)

  • Minor
    England

    Miner, or younger

  • Minter
    England

    A worker who made coins

  • Minton
    England

    Mountain farm

  • Mintz
    Germany

    A descendant of Magino

  • Mintzer
    Germany

    A descendant of Magino

  • Miranda
    Portugal

    "lookout place"

  • Mireles
    Spain

    Of Mirel / Mireles

  • Mitchell
    England

    From Michael, "who is like God?"

  • Mix
    England

    The son of Mick

  • Mixon
    England

    Possibly a personal-name or place-name form

  • Mlynarski
    Poland

    Miller's

  • Mó
    Portugal

    A place name connected with a millstone

  • Mobley
    England

    Clearing by a meeting place

  • Mock
    England

    Mock / Mok

  • Modica
    Italy

    From Modica

  • Modrzewski
    Poland

    From the larch woods

  • Moeller
    Germany

    Miller

  • Moffat
    Scotland

    Long plain

  • Mogge
    England

    A descendant of Mogg, a pet form of Margaret (pearl)

  • Mohr
    Germany

    Dark-complexioned; dweller by the moor

  • Mojica
    Spain

    Of Mojica

  • Molina
    Spain

    Mill

  • Molinari
    Italy

    Miller

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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.