PINKHAM

Meaning

A settlement or homestead associated with pink or a person named Pinca.

Etymology

Derived from Old English elements, possibly 'pink' (a flower or color) or a personal name 'Pinca' combined with 'ham' (homestead or village). The name appears in English place names, particularly in East Anglia.

About the PINKHAM Surname

A surname derived from an English place name, likely referring to a settlement or homestead. The name became more widely known through the Pinkham family's commercial ventures in the 19th century.

Distribution

Primarily found in England and New England (United States).

Notable Bearers

Lydia E. Pinkham (American businesswoman and patent medicine manufacturer)

People with the PINKHAM Surname