Surnames Starting with H

H

HAM

HAMM

A surname derived from the German word 'Hamm' meaning a piece of enclosed land o...

HAPGOOD

HARBORD

HASTINS

A surname derived from Hastings, an English town in East Sussex, or from the Old...

HAVENER

A surname derived from an occupational term for someone who worked at or managed...

HAWES

HEADLAM

A surname derived from a place name, possibly referring to a headland or promont...

HEATON

A surname derived from Old English meaning 'high settlement' or 'settlement on h...

HEDGCOCK

A surname derived from a personal name combined with 'cock,' possibly referring ...

HEISS

A surname derived from the German word 'heiß' meaning 'hot' or 'fierce.'

HELGESON

A patronymic surname meaning 'son of Helge,' where Helge is a Scandinavian perso...

HEMENWAY

A surname derived from a place name, possibly referring to a way or path near a ...

HENNING

HENSBROUGH

A surname derived from a place name, possibly referring to a borough or settleme...

HEPPERLE

A surname derived from a German word or personal name, possibly relating to 'Hep...

HERBST

A surname derived from the German word 'Herbst' meaning 'autumn' or 'harvest.'

HEURICH

A surname derived from the German personal name Heinrich (Henry) combined with a...

HIDEN

A surname derived from a place name or personal name, possibly relating to 'hide...

HILLIARD

Descendant of Hilliard, a Germanic name meaning 'battle hard'.

HILTON

HINDS

Plural of hind, referring to a female deer or a farm servant.

HINEBAUGH

HINKAMP

Dweller at a corner or bend in the land.

HINKEL

HINSHAW

Dweller at a wood or thicket belonging to someone named Hinn.

HOCH

Tall or high, likely referring to a person of tall stature.

HOFF

HOLLISTER

Dweller at a holly tree or holly grove.

HOPWOOD

HOWERTON

Dweller at a settlement or farmstead associated with someone named Hower.

HOWLAND

HOWRY

HUBSCHER

One who makes or sells hubs for wheels.

HUIDEKOPER

HUME

HUPP

Possibly derived from a personal name or a descriptive term.

HUTCHISON

Son of Hutchin, a diminutive of Hugh.

HYLAN

Descendant of Haoileán, an Irish personal name.

Haas

Habudashu

Meaning and origin require further research.

Hachten

Possibly related to a place name or occupational term.

Hackbarth

Dweller at a clearing or open ground associated with hacking or chopping.

Hackett

One who uses a hatchet or one with a small hatchet.

Hadley

Hadon

Derived from a place name or personal name element, possibly related to Old Engl...

Hadow

Derived from a place name, possibly meaning 'headland' or 'head-shaped hill' fro...

Hagans

Derived from the Irish 'Ó hAgáin' or Scottish Gaelic, meaning 'descendant of A...

Hageage

Hagedon

Derived from German elements meaning 'hedge' or 'enclosure' combined with a pers...

Hagen

Hagenbarth

Derived from German elements meaning 'hedge enclosure' combined with 'barth' (cl...

Hager

Derived from German 'Hage' meaning 'hedge' or 'enclosure', possibly indicating s...

Haggerty

Hagner

Hagood

Derived from Old English elements possibly meaning 'hawthorn wood' or a similar ...

Hague

Derived from 'The Hague' (Den Haag in Dutch) or from the word 'hague' meaning 'h...

Hahn

Haighs

Derived from Old English 'hæg' meaning 'hedge' or 'enclosure', with the plural ...

Haight

Derived from Old English 'hæg' meaning 'hedge' or 'enclosure', possibly with a ...

Haines

Hair

Derived from Old English or Scots 'hair' meaning 'rough' or 'shaggy', possibly a...

Hajicek

Derived from Czech 'háj' meaning 'grove' or 'small wood', with a diminutive suf...

Hakala

Derived from Finnish 'haka' meaning 'pasture' or 'meadow', with the locative suf...

Haldeman

Hale

Haley

Hall

Hallam

Derived from Old English 'halh' meaning 'nook' or 'corner' combined with 'ham' m...

Hallan

Derived from Old English 'halh' meaning 'nook' or 'corner', possibly with a suff...

Hallanan

Halleck

Haller

Halley

Dweller in a hall or at a hall-like clearing.

Hallion

Descendant of Hallion, a personal name of uncertain origin.

Hallock

Dweller at a hall-like enclosure or fortified place.

Halloway

Hallowell

Dweller at a holy well or sacred spring.

Halmick

Dweller at a place with a hall or fortified structure.

Halmond

Dweller at a hall or fortified place with a mound.

Halpern

Dweller in or near a half-burnt place or a place with partial structures.

Halsey

Halstead

Halterman

A man who holds or maintains something, or a holder of a position.

Hamaker

Hambrecht

Bright or famous warrior.

Hambro

Dweller at a fortified place or settlement.

Hamill

Hamilton

A person from Hamilton, a place meaning 'crooked hill' or 'flat-topped hill.'

Hamlin

Hammer

Hammerfeldt

Field of the hammer-maker or blacksmith.

Hammill

Dweller at a mill on a stream or river.

Hammond

The son of Hamo or Hamon, or descendant of someone with that name.

Hampson

Son of Hamp, a personal name.

Hampton

Han

Han dynasty or a Chinese/Korean personal name.

Hancock

Hand

Handley

Handy

Hanes

Haney

Dweller at a high place or on an island.

Hange

One who hangs or suspends things, possibly a hangman or executioner.

Hanger

Hanihara

A place name combining 'hani' (clay/pottery) and 'hara' (field or plain).

Hankey

One who lives by a high or steep enclosure, or a variant of a place name.

Hanlan

Descendant of Hanlon, derived from the Irish 'Ó hAnluain' meaning 'descendant o...

Hanna

Hannah

Grace or favor, derived from the Hebrew name meaning 'she who is gracious'.

Hannihara

A place name combining 'hanni' or 'hani' (clay/pottery) and 'hara' (field or pla...

Hanning

Descendant of Hanno, or one associated with a place called Hanning.

Hannish

Anglicized form of the Gaelic name meaning 'descendant of Angus'.

Hannon

Hanschultz

Descendant of Hans (John) who is a schoolmaster or official, combining Hans and ...

Hansen

Son of Hans, where Hans is the Scandinavian form of the name John.

Hanson

Hanway

One who lives by a high or main way, or a variant of a place name.

Happer

One who haps or happens, or possibly one who makes or sells haps (cloaks).

Haraguchi

Haralson

Son of Harold, where Harold is a Germanic name meaning 'army ruler'.

Harban

One who lives in or near a harbor, or a variant of a place name.

Harbaugh

One who lives by a harbor or fortified enclosure, combining 'harbor' and 'baugh'...

Hard

Hardell

A surname of uncertain origin, possibly derived from Old Norse elements relating...

Harden

Derived from a place name or the verb meaning to make or become hard.

Hardenburgh

A place name referring to a fortified settlement or castle on hard ground.

Harderman

A man who is hard or stern, or one who works with hard materials.

Hardesty

Derived from a place name or personal name combined with an Old English suffix.

Hardey

A variant or diminutive form of Hardy, indicating a hardy or brave person.

Hardin

Harding

Hardison

The son of a man named Hardy or Harding.

Hardwick

Hardy

A descriptive surname referring to someone who was bold, brave, daring, or physi...

Hare

A nickname for a swift or timid person, derived from the animal.

Hargrave

A place name indicating a grove or wood belonging to a person named Hara or simi...

Hariss

A variant or patronymic form of Harris, indicating the son of Harry or Henry.

Harkness

A place name indicating a promontory or headland in a harsh or exposed location.

Harlan

Harlee

A place name or variant of Harley, indicating a hare's meadow or clearing.

Harley

A place name indicating a hare's meadow or clearing.

Harlow

Harman

Harmer

Harmon

Harney

Possibly derived from an Irish personal name or an English place name.

Harp

A nickname for a musician who played the harp, or derived from the musical instr...

Harper

A person who plays the harp, typically a professional musician or entertainer.

Harreld

Harridge

One who lived by a ridge where deer roamed or near a hart-infested ridge.

Harries

Son of Harry, a diminutive of Henry.

Harrihara

Harriman

Harrington

Harris

Son of Harry, derived from the Germanic name meaning 'estate ruler'.

Harrison

Son of Harry, a diminutive of Henry.

Harrison LeFever

Harrisson

Harron

Hart

Hartlet

Diminutive of Hart, referring to a young deer or one associated with deer.

Hartley

Hartman

Strong man or brave man, from Germanic 'hart' (strong/brave) and 'man' (man).

Hartmann

A strong and brave man, or a man of hardy character.

Hartness

The state or quality of being hart-like, or a place characterized by deer.

Harts

Hartsfield

A field where deer roam or are hunted.

Hartshorn

The horn of a hart or deer, used as a symbol or heraldic device.

Hartzell

Possibly derived from 'Harz' (a German mountain region) with a diminutive suffix...

Harvey

Battle worthy or army warrior, from Germanic elements meaning 'army' and 'worthy...

Harvey New

Harward

One who tends or guards deer, or a variant of Hayward (one who tends hedges).

Haryaski

Uncertain; possibly related to Slavic elements, though the exact meaning is uncl...

Hasbrouck

Hase

Hare, from the German word for the animal.

Haskell

Haskin

Haskins

Hassall

A hall or dwelling associated with a person named Hassa or a location with hazel...

Hassan Bey

Hassan (the good one) with Bey (a Turkish title of respect meaning lord or chief...

Hasseltine

Dweller at a hazel grove or hazel-lined path.

Hassis

Possibly derived from a personal name or occupational term of uncertain origin.

Hastey

Dweller at a hastily-built settlement or a place of haste.

Hasting

Dweller at a place of haste or a hastily-established settlement.

Hastings

Haswell

Dweller at a hazel-tree spring or well near hazel trees.

Hatch

Hatcher

Hatfield

Hathaway

Dweller at a path or way through a heath.

Hator

Possibly an occupational name for a maker of hats or a descriptive term of uncer...

Hatt

Possibly an occupational name for a hat maker or a shortened form of a longer su...

Hatteria

Possibly related to hat-making or derived from a Latin or scientific term.

Hatzfeldt

Dweller at a field or settlement associated with the Hatz family or location.

Haugen

Haughen

Dweller at a low-lying meadow or hollow.

Haupt

Chief, head, or principal person.

Hauptmann

Captain or military commander; a person of authority.

Hauschild

Child or member of a household; a domestic servant or household member.

Hausen

Dweller at a house or settlement; possibly derived from a place name.

Hausserman

A person who lived in or near a house, or a householder.

Havemeyer

A person who owned or worked with oats or a grain merchant.

Havenith

A person from a place called Haven or someone associated with a harbor.

Havenner

A person from a harbor town or someone associated with a haven.

Haverback Wilson

Havers

A person who owned or worked with oats, or a grain merchant.

Haweis

Hawk

A person with hawk-like qualities or a falconer who worked with hawks.

Hawkey

Hawkins

The son of Hawk, or descendant of someone named Hawk.

Hawks

Hawley

Hawn

A person from a place with a hawthorn tree, or someone with a connection to hawt...

Haworth

A person from Haworth, a place with a hawthorn enclosure or settlement.

Hawthorne

A person from a place with hawthorn trees, or someone living near a hawthorn.

Hay

Haycock

Hayden

Hayes

A person from a place with hedges or enclosures, or someone who lived near a hed...

Hayes Hammond

Hayford

A person from a ford near hay fields, or a crossing point in a hay-producing are...

Haymaker

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

Haymond

Hayne

Haynes

Hays

A person from a place with hedges or enclosures, or someone who lived near hay f...

Hays Hammond

Hayward

Haywood

Hazell

Dweller by a hazel tree or hazel wood.

Hazelton

Settlement or town associated with hazel trees.

Hazen

Heacock

Head

Dweller at the head or source of a valley, stream, or geographical feature.

Headley

Clearing or meadow at the head of a valley or stream.

Heady

Headstrong, rash, or impetuous person; alternatively, dweller at a prominent loc...

Healey

Healy

Descendant of Healadh, meaning bright or radiant.

Heany

Descendant of Eanach or similar Gaelic personal name.

Hearne

Dweller at a corner or angle of land; alternatively, a heron hunter.

Hearst

Heath

Derived from someone who lived on or near a heath, an area of open uncultivated ...

Heber

Companion or associate; alternatively, a biblical reference to Heber the Kenite.

Hebrew

One who is Hebrew; a person of Hebrew origin or faith.

Hecker

Hecox

Uncertain; possibly a variant of Hicks or a locative surname.

Hedrick

Heerwagen

Wagon driver or carter; one who operates a military or transport wagon.

Hefflebower

Dweller in a hilly or elevated location; possibly a topographic surname.

Heflin

Hegenberger

Heicke

Uncertain; possibly a diminutive or variant of a German personal name.

Heidary

Uncertain; possibly related to Persian personal names or topographic elements.

Heidel

Uncertain; possibly related to Heidelberg or a topographic element.

Heillmann

Man associated with healing or holy practices.

Heilmann

Heineken

Heiner

Son of Heinrich or a person named Heinrich.

Heinl

Diminutive form related to Heinrich or a small homestead.

Heintz

Son of Heinrich or descendant of Henry.

Heintzelman

Man descended from Heinrich or Henry.

Heinz

Son of Heinrich or descendant of Henry.

Heiser

A person with a hoarse voice or one who is hoarse.

Heitmueller

Miller associated with a place called Heit or a miller of noble/bright character...

Helena

Bright or shining one, derived from the Greek word for torch.

Helenius-Seppälä

Hellen

Bright or shining one, derived from Helen.

Heller

A bright or shining person, or one from a bright place.

Hellyer

A maker or seller of hells or a person associated with bright places.

Helm

Helmick

Helmit

Helmet or one who makes or wears helmets.

Helt

One who is held or a person of importance, or possibly from a place name.

Helvering

Hemmick

Hemming

Son of Hemming or descendant of one named Hemming.

Hena

Likely derived from a personal name or place element, though the exact origin is...

Hendee

Likely a variant or diminutive form of a Germanic personal name.

Henderson

The son of Henry, a name meaning 'estate ruler' or 'home ruler.'

Hendley

Hendricks

Henedricks

Son of Hendrick, derived from the Germanic personal name meaning 'home ruler'.

Henkel

Derived from a Germanic personal name or occupational term related to handles or...

Henkle

Hennessy

Descendant of Aonghus, a Gaelic personal name meaning 'one choice' or 'unique vi...

Henningson

Son of Henning, derived from the Germanic personal name meaning 'home ruler'.

Henrickson

Son of Henrick, derived from the Germanic personal name meaning 'home ruler'.

Henriques

Son of Henrique or Enrique, derived from the Germanic personal name meaning 'hom...

Henry

Hensler

Possibly derived from a Germanic personal name or occupational term, though the ...

Henson

Son of Hen or Henry, derived from the Germanic personal name meaning 'home ruler...

Hepburn

Herbert

Hercod

The meaning is unclear; the surname may derive from a personal name or place ele...

Hercule

Derived from the classical name Hercules, the Roman hero known for his strength ...

Hereford

From Hereford, an English town name meaning 'ford of the army' or 'ford where th...

Herera

Possibly derived from a place name or occupational term related to iron or metal...

Hergsheimer

Possibly derived from a place name combined with Germanic elements meaning 'home...

Hering

One who catches or deals with herrings, or a descendant of Heri.

Hermandez

Hermann

A person named Hermann, derived from Germanic elements meaning 'army' and 'man'.

Hermes

Derived from Hermes, the Greek god of commerce, travelers, and thieves.

Hernandez

Son of Hernando, a variant of Fernando meaning 'journey' and 'peace'.

Hero

Derived from the Greek word 'heros' meaning hero or warrior.

Hero Jr.

Herquinigo

Uncertain; possibly derived from Germanic or Basque elements.

Herr

A man or gentleman, from the German word for 'mister' or 'lord'.

Herrald

Derived from Germanic elements meaning 'army' and 'bold' or 'ruler'.

Herreld

Derived from Germanic elements meaning 'army' and 'ruler' or 'bold'.

Herren

Plural of Herr, meaning gentlemen or men of authority.

Herrera

Herrick

Herring

One who catches, sells, or is associated with herrings, or a descendant of Heri.

Herron

Herschel

Derived from the Hebrew name Herschel, a diminutive of Hersch, meaning 'deer'.

Hersey

Hershey

Possibly derived from Herschel or from an English place name.

Hersloff

Uncertain; possibly derived from Germanic elements or a Scandinavian place name.

Hersman

A man associated with herrings or a man named Heri.

Herson

Son of Hersch or a variant of Hirsch, meaning deer.

Hert

Heart or a shortened form of names containing this element.

Herter

One who works with or tends to hearts, or a variant of Hart-related occupations.

Hertz

Heart, or derived from the given name Hersch/Hirsch meaning deer.

Herzog

Duke or a person of high rank.

Hess

Hesse

From the region of Hesse in Germany.

Hester

Hestor

Possibly related to Hester or a variant of occupational names.

Heth

The eighth letter of the Hebrew alphabet, or a biblical reference.

Hetzel

Possibly a diminutive form related to heat or a shortened personal name.

Heuay

Meaning uncertain; possibly a variant or transliteration of another surname.

Hewitt

Heyburn

From a place name, possibly indicating a location near a stream or burn.

Heydebrand und der Laso

Heydler

Possibly an occupational surname or a variant of names ending in -ler.

Heyl

Heymann

Son of Heymann or derived from the given name Heimann meaning home-man.

Hibben

Possibly derived from a personal name or a place name of uncertain origin.

Hickenlooper

Possibly from a Dutch or German place name or occupational term.

Hickey

Hickman

A person from Hickham or a dweller near hickory trees, or a servant of someone n...

Hicks

Higan

A person from a place called Higan or a dweller in a high enclosure.

Higgins

Descendant of Uiginn, meaning knowledge or wisdom.

Higham

A person from Higham, a place name meaning 'high homestead' or 'high village'.

Highland

A person from a highland region or elevated area of land.

Hight

A person named or called by a particular name, or someone of high status.

Hightower

A person from a high tower or elevated fortification.

Higworth

A person from Higworth, a place name meaning 'high enclosure' or 'high farmstead...

Hilgard

A person with a name combining 'hild' (battle) and 'gard' (enclosure or protecti...

Hill

Derived from someone who lived on or near a hill.

Hilles

Hillman

Hills

A person from hilly terrain or someone who dwelt on or near hills.

Hillyer

Hilmann

A person named Hil or a servant of someone named Hil, or a dweller on hills.

Hilu

The meaning and origin of this surname are uncertain and require further researc...

Himes

Hinchcliff

A person from Hinchcliffe, a place name meaning 'hinge cliff' or 'steep slope'.

Hinckley

Hines

Hingsburg

A person from a place called Hingsburg or a settlement associated with hinges or...

Hinkle

A person named Hinkel or a diminutive form relating to a hinge or corner.

Hinkley

Hinrichs

Hinsburg

A person from a place called Hinsburg or a settlement associated with hinges or ...

Hinson

Son of Hin, a diminutive of Henry.

Hinton

Dweller at a high settlement or estate on a hill.

Hinzie

Possibly a diminutive or variant form related to Hin or Henry.

Hiraga

Flat field or plain field.

Hironimus

Sacred name, derived from the Greek name Hieronymus meaning 'holy name'.

Hiscock

Hiscotx

Etymology and meaning are uncertain.

Hisle

Possibly related to 'hisel' or a variant of an occupational or topographic name.

Hitchborn

One born at or near a gate or hatch.

Hitchcock

Hitt

Hitz

Ho

Possibly related to 'he' (river) or other Chinese characters depending on the wr...

Hoadley

Dweller at a clearing or meadow on a hill or high place.

Hoagland

High or elevated land.

Hoan

Possibly related to Vietnamese words for completion or perfection.

Hoar

Gray-haired or hoary; possibly also referring to a gray or white color.

Hoard

One who hoards or accumulates; possibly also a topographic reference.

Hobart

Hobbs

Son of Hob, a diminutive of Robert.

Hoblitzel

A surname of uncertain origin, possibly derived from a place name or occupationa...

Hobson

Hock

Derived from the hock joint of an animal or from a place name.

Hocker

Hockersmith

A smith or craftsman who works with hocks or related materials.

Hodapp

Possibly derived from a place name or a personal name with the element 'Hod' or ...

Hodge

Hodges

Hodgson Smart

Hodson

Son of Hod or Hodge, a diminutive of Roger.

Hoe

A person who uses a hoe; an agricultural laborer or gardener.

Hoefer

A person who makes or uses hoes; an agricultural worker or tool maker.

Hoes

Plural of hoe; possibly a patronymic or topographic surname.

Hoey

Hoffman

Hoffmann

A person who manages a farm or estate, or a court official.

Hofmann

A man who manages a farm or estate; a farmer or steward.

Hogan

Hoge

Hogg

A person who tends hogs or pigs; a swineherd.

Hoggatt

Possibly derived from 'Hogg' with a locative suffix, or from a place name.

Holaday

Holbrook

Holcomb

Holcombe

A valley or hollow where holly trees grow; a place name.

Holden

Holder

Holecourt

A court or manor house in a hollow or valley.

Holland

Hollandersky

A person from Holland or the Netherlands; possibly a Jewish surname indicating D...

Holler

One who dwells in a hollow or valley.

Holliday

Hollis

Hollorain

Dweller in a hollow rain-fed area or valley with water.

Hollow

A surname derived from a geographical feature describing a valley or depression ...

Hollowell

Dweller at a hollow near a well or spring.

Holman

Holme

Holmes

Holmquist

Dweller on a small island or holm.

Holoway

Dweller on a hollow way or sunken road.

Holston

Dweller on a hollow stone or at a place called Holston.

Holt

Derived from someone who lived near a small wood or wooded hill.

Holtz

Dweller in a wood or forest.

Holz

Home

Homer

One who composes verses or a pledge-giver.

Honeyman

A man who produces or sells honey.

Honn

Uncertain; possibly related to 'hohn' (mockery) or a variant of other surnames.

Honsaker

Uncertain; possibly a variant of occupational or topographic surnames.

Hood

Hoogerhyde

Dweller on high ground or a high hide (hunting ground).

Hook

Hooker

Hoope

One who makes or sells hoops.

Hooper

Hoover

Hope

Hopi

The Hopi people themselves; the name refers to the indigenous Pueblo people of t...

Hopkins

Hopkinson

Hopley

Dweller in a valley with hops or a hop-growing area.

Hoppe

One who hops or jumps, or derived from the hop plant used in brewing.

Hopper

Hopson

Son of Hop, a personal name or nickname.

Horie

Moat or canal.

Horinouchi

Hormel

Dweller in a horn-shaped valley or corner of land.

Horn

One who plays the horn, or a dweller near a horn-shaped geographical feature.

Hornbeck

Hornbrook

A stream or brook near a horn-shaped landmark or corner of land.

Hornday

A day or period associated with horns, or a corner-shaped day's journey.

Horne

Horner

Hornor

One who plays the horn or dwells near a horn-shaped feature.

Horris

Son of Harry or a variant of Harris.

Horsfall

A waterfall or stream where horses gather, or a horse-related geographical featu...

Horton

Hosford

Hoskins

Son of Hoskin, a diminutive of the personal name Oswin or similar.

Hoss

A horse, or a nickname for someone associated with horses.

Hostetler

One who operates an inn or hostel, or a host.

Hotchiss

Son of Hotch, a personal name or nickname.

Hotchkiss

Hotzendorf

Dweller at the village or settlement of Hotzen.

Houdini

Derived from the Hungarian surname Weisz or similar, adopted and modified by the...

Hough

Houghsteling

A topographic or occupational surname possibly derived from a place name or craf...

Houghteling

A variant of Houghsteling, possibly derived from a place name or occupational de...

Houghton

Houlehan

Derived from the Irish Ó hUallacháin, meaning 'descendant of Uallachán' (a pe...

Houlois

A French surname of uncertain origin, possibly derived from a place name or occu...

Hourwich

A surname of Eastern European Jewish origin, possibly derived from a place name ...

House

Houser

An occupational surname derived from one who built, owned, or managed houses.

Houston

Hovey

Possibly derived from a place name or a personal name, with uncertain etymology.

How

A short surname possibly derived from a place name, personal name, or descriptiv...

Howard

Howe

Howell

Howes

Derived from the plural of 'howe,' referring to hills, mounds, or burial mounds.

Howisin

A Scottish surname possibly derived from a personal name or place name with unce...

Howison

Howrym

A surname of Eastern European origin with uncertain meaning and etymology.

Howze

A variant spelling of Howes or Hows, derived from topographic features such as h...

Hoxie

A surname of uncertain origin, possibly derived from a place name or personal na...

Hoxsey

A variant of Hoxie, derived from an uncertain English or American place name or ...

Hoyens

Derived from a personal name or place element, possibly related to 'hoy' (high) ...

Hoyt

Hoyte

Possibly derived from a place name or a variant of 'Hoit', relating to a small d...

Hrdlicka

Derived from Czech 'hrdlo' (throat) with a diminutive suffix, possibly indicatin...

Hsu

One of the oldest Chinese surnames, traditionally associated with the ancient st...

Hu.

Hubbard

Hubbell

Derived from a personal name combined with 'bell', possibly indicating a bell-ma...

Huber

Hubrecht

Hubrier

Possibly derived from an occupational term related to 'hubrerie' or a variant of...

Huck

Huddleston

Derived from a place name, likely 'Huddleston' in Yorkshire, England, meaning 's...

Hudec

Derived from Czech 'hudba' (music) with a diminutive or agent suffix, possibly i...

Hudsfeth

Possibly derived from a place name or personal name combined with 'feth' or simi...

Hudson

Hudspeth

Derived from a place name, possibly combining 'Hud' (a personal name) with 'spet...

Hudzik

Derived from a personal name or nickname with the Polish diminutive suffix '-ik'...

Huerta

Derived from Spanish 'huerta', meaning an orchard or irrigated garden, indicatin...

Huffman

Derived from German 'Huff' (a personal name) combined with 'man', indicating 'ma...

Huger

Possibly derived from a personal name or occupational term, with uncertain etymo...

Hughes

Descendant of Hugh, from the Germanic personal name Hugh meaning heart or mind.

Hukriede

Possibly derived from German elements, with uncertain meaning and etymology.

Hulbert

Hulburd

A surname of uncertain origin, possibly derived from a place name or personal na...

Hulewicz

A patronymic surname derived from a personal name, likely with the Polish diminu...

Hull

Hullings

Possibly derived from a place name or a patronymic form related to the name Hull...

Hulme

Derived from a place name referring to a low-lying meadow or valley.

Humphrey

Humphreys

Derived from the personal name Humphrey, meaning 'peaceful warrior' or 'giant pe...

Hunkett

Possibly derived from a place name or occupational term, though the exact origin...

Hunsaker

Hunsinger

Hunt

Hunter

One who hunts game animals for food or sport.

Huntington

Huntley

Derived from a place name meaning 'hunter's clearing' or 'clearing where hunting...

Hunton

Derived from a place name meaning 'settlement of the hunters' or 'hunter's farms...

Huntoon

Huntress

Hunts

Derived from the county of Huntingdonshire or from an occupational term related ...

Hurban

Possibly derived from a personal name or occupational term, though the exact mea...

Hurd

Hurja

Possibly derived from a Finnish word or personal name, though the exact meaning ...

Hurlbert

Derived from a personal name or place name, possibly related to 'hurling' or a s...

Hurley

Hurney

Possibly derived from an Irish personal name or family name, though the exact or...

Husband

Husbands

Derived from the occupation of husbandman, a farmer or agricultural laborer.

Husdon

Possibly a variant of Hudson, derived from a personal name meaning 'son of Hud' ...

Huse

Derived from a personal name or occupational term related to house or dwelling.

Hushk

Possibly derived from a Slavic word or personal name, though the exact meaning i...

Husing

Possibly related to 'house' or derived from a personal name with Germanic roots.

Husmann

A man associated with a house or household, possibly a householder or estate man...

Huss

Derived from a personal name or possibly related to 'house' in Germanic language...

Hussey

Husted

Husting

Related to a 'husting' or assembly, possibly indicating a connection to governan...

Huston

Hutcheson

Son of Hutch, where Hutch is a diminutive of Hugh.

Hutchins

Hutchinson

Hutton

A settlement on a spur of land or a place with a defensive position.

Hwang

Yellow or golden, often associated with imperial or royal significance in Korean...

Hyatt

Hyde

Hyle

Hyslop

Derived from a place name, possibly related to a valley or geographical feature.

Hyun

Bright, wise, or virtuous, often representing positive qualities in Korean namin...

Hyvernat