Copleand

Meaning

One who lives on or owns a piece of land suitable for growing cope or a similar crop.

Etymology

Derived from Old English 'cop' (a summit or head) combined with 'land,' indicating a topographic origin. Alternatively, it may derive from a personal name combined with the locative suffix.

About the Copleand Surname

A topographic English surname referring to land at a summit or head of a valley. The surname has several variant spellings and is found throughout English-speaking regions.

Distribution

Found primarily in England and North America.

Notable Bearers

Unknown

People with the Copleand Surname