Hadow

Topographic

Meaning

Derived from a place name, possibly meaning 'headland' or 'head-shaped hill' from Old English elements.

Etymology

The surname likely comes from Old English 'heafod' (head) combined with 'hlaw' (hill or mound). This would indicate a geographical feature or settlement location.

About the Hadow Surname

Hadow is a rare English surname with topographic origins referring to a distinctive geographical feature. It has historical connections to Scottish and Northern English regions.

Distribution & Frequency

Estimated 800 bearers in the United States #3,873 most common surname
Rare Common

Rare, primarily found in Scotland and Northern England.

Notable Bearers

People with the Hadow Surname