Girdler

Occupational

Meaning

A surname derived from an occupational term for someone who made or sold girdles.

Etymology

Derived from the Middle English 'girdel' or 'girdle' combined with the occupational suffix '-er', indicating a maker or seller of girdles or belts. The occupation was common in medieval England.

About the Girdler Surname

An English occupational surname indicating an ancestor who made or sold girdles, belts, or similar items. The surname reflects the medieval craft guilds and occupational naming traditions.

Distribution

Found primarily in England with scattered distribution across English-speaking countries.

Notable Bearers

Unknown

People with the Girdler Surname