Hallan

Topographic

Meaning

Derived from Old English 'halh' meaning 'nook' or 'corner', possibly with a suffix indicating a dwelling or person.

Etymology

The surname likely comes from Old English 'halh' (nook, corner) with an additional suffix. This suggests a topographic origin related to a secluded or cornered location.

About the Hallan Surname

Hallan is an obscure English or Scottish surname with topographic origins. It likely refers to a dwelling in a secluded or cornered area.

Distribution

Rare, found primarily in Scotland and Northern England.

Notable Bearers

Unknown

People with the Hallan Surname

A. Hallan

1810–1885 Rev. New England