How common is the Caddy surname?

There are approximately 3,500 people with the surname Caddy in the United States.

Are there Caddy soldiers in Civil War records?

Yes, 18 soldiers with the Caddy surname appear in Civil War records.

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Q: What does the surname Caddy mean?

The surname Caddy means "A person who carries golf clubs or a diminutive form of Cade.". It is of Scottish origin.

Occupational

Meaning

A person who carries golf clubs or a diminutive form of Cade.

Etymology

Originally derived from the occupation of a caddie or golf attendant, from French 'cadet' meaning younger son. The surname may also derive from the personal name Cade with a diminutive suffix.

About the Caddy Surname

An occupational surname referring to a golf caddie or a diminutive form of Cade. The name gained prominence with the popularization of golf in Scotland.

Distribution & Frequency

Estimated 3,500 bearers in the United States #2,086 most common surname

Rare Common

Found primarily in Scotland and English-speaking countries.

Caddy Surname Distribution

Geographic distribution based on Civil War military records.

Fewer

People with the Caddy Surname

Burt Caddy

Quick Facts

Origin: Scottish
Classification: Occupational
Earliest Record: 18th century
Estimated Bearers: 3,500

War Records

18 soldiers with the Caddy surname found in Civil War records.

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