Surnames Starting with P: Coat of Arms & Last Name Origins (page 1 of 4)

A nickname or role connected with the pope

Peace

From an old personal name

Pack

Wool packer

From Paczków

Someone who came from Paddock (enclosure)

Little page, young servant

"frying pan" or "from Padilla"

From Padua

From Padua

From Padrón (Galicia)

Someone living near a marsh, or from Padula

Son of Paio

Country dweller

From pagano, "villager" or "pagan"

Villager; unbaptised child

Page, young servant

Little page (servant)

A bold person, or a descendant of Paulus or Baldo

Page / attendant

The rustic or countryman, a pagan

The rustic or countryman, a pagan

Painter

Someone who came from Paisley (pasture slope) in Renfrewshire

"from the Paiva river"

Passion

"spider"

An upland meadow or a shovel-related trade

"palaces, manor houses"

From Palermo

A geographical or personal-name reference to Palestine

From paladino, "paladin", a knight of Charlemagne

Palm, from Palm Sunday, or from Palma

Pilgrim to the Holy Land

Pilgrim to the Holy Land

Young dove

Big finger

Wood pigeon, dove

White bread

Little lord

Someone growing millet or living by a millet field

Wooded hill

The official in charge of bread in a large household

From Pantoja

A nickname or place connection

From Paoletto, a pet form of Paolo

Of Paolo

Sons of little Paul

"priest", or a nickname

"priest"

Easter child

Paradise, enclosed garden

Brownish grey

"walls"

Kinsman

A relative or parent, or someone from Parenti in Calabria

Plasterer

Pear homestead

Of the parish

From Paris, Parisian

Park keeper, gamekeeper

Park keeper, or dweller by a park

Someone who came from Parley (glade where pears grew)

A dweller at the meadow belonging to the palmer

Tailor of trimmings

Little Peter

A Ligurian surname of uncertain origin

Enclosure

Grapevine, trellis

Grapevine

Son of Harry

Son or servant of the parson

Share / district

Partridge

A descendant of little Paulus

Of Easter

Belt, strap

Pascal / Easter

Born at Easter

Pasture / Easter-born

A descendant of Pash

Cross the water

Sparrow

Someone living by a path across a moor

Steps, passes

A parsnip-related name

Shepherd

Shepherd

From Paszkowo

A descendant of Pache

Little Patrick, or head