Drummond
TopographicMeaning
From the Scottish place name Drummond, meaning a ridge or hill.
Etymology
Derived from the Gaelic 'druim' meaning ridge or back, combined with the diminutive suffix '-ond.' The name originates from lands in Perthshire, Scotland, held by the Drummond clan.
About the Drummond Surname
A prominent Scottish surname derived from a place name in Perthshire, associated with the historic Drummond clan. The name has spread widely through Scottish emigration and settlement.
Distribution
Primarily found in Scotland and throughout English-speaking countries due to Scottish diaspora.
Notable Bearers
Henry Drummond (theologian), David Drummond (businessman)