LONGACRE
TopographicMeaning
Derived from Old English elements meaning 'long' and 'acre', referring to a long field or strip of land.
Etymology
The surname combines the Old English 'lang' (long) with 'æcer' (field or acre), indicating a topographic origin. It likely referred to someone who owned or worked a notably long strip of cultivated land.
About the LONGACRE Surname
An English topographic surname describing a long field or acre of land. The name reflects medieval agricultural terminology and land divisions.
Distribution
Found primarily in England and the United States.
Notable Bearers
Unknown