Haymaker

Occupational

Meaning

A person who made or sold hay, or someone involved in hay production.

Etymology

Derived from Old English 'hæg' or 'hay' (hay) combined with 'maker' (maker, producer). The name originally described an occupational role in medieval agricultural communities.

About the Haymaker Surname

An occupational surname indicating involvement in hay production or trade. The name reflects the importance of hay in medieval and early modern agriculture.

Distribution

Found in England and among English diaspora communities, particularly in North America.

Notable Bearers

Unknown

People with the Haymaker Surname