TheNameDBSalkeld
TopographicMeaning
Derived from a place name in Cumbria, England, possibly meaning 'sallow wood' or 'willow wood'.
Etymology
The surname originates from Salkeld, a village in Cumberland (now Cumbria), England. The place name likely derives from Old English 'sealh' (willow) and 'feld' (field or open land).
About the Salkeld Surname
An English surname derived from a place name in Cumbria, referring to willow-covered land. The name has remained geographically concentrated in northern England for centuries.
Distribution
Primarily found in northern England, particularly Cumbria and surrounding regions.
Notable Bearers
Limited documented notable bearers; primarily a regional English surname