Rind

Occupational

Meaning

Bark or outer covering; possibly indicating a tanner or leather worker.

Etymology

From Old English or Middle English 'rind' (bark/skin). The surname may derive from an occupational context related to leather or bark processing.

About the Rind Surname

An occupational or descriptive surname possibly related to leather or bark work. The name has historical documentation in colonial American records.

Distribution & Frequency

Estimated 2,500 bearers in the United States #2,566 most common surname
Rare Common

Found in England and Scotland, with some presence in English-speaking countries.

Rind Surname Distribution

Geographic distribution based on Civil War military records.

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Notable Bearers

People with the Rind Surname