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Surnames Starting with M: Coat of Arms & Last Name Origins (page 5 of 5)

562 family names beginning with M. Open a name to read its surname origin, its meaning and the heraldry associated with it.

  • Möller
    Germany

    Miller

  • Molloy
    Ireland

    Descendant of the noble leader

  • Moloney
    Ireland

    Descendant of the devotee of the Church

  • Monaco
    Italy

    Monk

  • Monahan
    Ireland

    Monk

  • Mondragon
    Spain

    From Mondragón

  • Monk
    England

    Monk

  • Monroy
    Spain

    From Monroy

  • Monserrate
    Portugal

    A Portuguese place-name connection

  • Montague
    England

    Pointed hill

  • Montalbano
    Italy

    White mountain

  • Montalvo
    Spain

    White mountain

  • Montanari
    Italy

    Mountain dwellers

  • Montanaro
    Italy

    Mountain dweller

  • Montano
    Spain

    Of the mountains

  • Monte
    Portugal

    A mountain landscape or named settlement

  • Monteiro
    Portugal

    "huntsman"

  • Monteleone
    Italy

    Lion mountain

  • Montemayor
    Spain

    Greater mountain

  • Montenegro
    Spain

    Black mountain

  • Montero
    Spain

    Huntsman

  • Montes
    Spain

    "mountains"

  • Montgomery
    Scotland

    From Montgomery in Normandy

  • Monti
    Italy

    Of the mountains

  • Montiel
    Spain

    From Montiel

  • Montoya
    Spain

    "from Montoya"

  • Moody
    England

    Bold, brave

  • Moon
    England

    From Moyon

  • Mooney
    Ireland

    Descendant of the wealthy one

  • Moore
    England & Ireland

    Dweller by a moor; in Ireland, "majestic"

  • Mora
    Spain

    Mulberry; from Mora

  • Morabito
    Italy

    Hermit

  • Moraes
    Portugal

    From Morais

  • Morais
    Portugal

    "mulberry trees"

  • Morales
    Spain

    Mulberry trees

  • Moran
    Ireland

    Descendant of Mórán ("great")

  • Morandi
    Italy

    From Morando, a medieval personal name

  • Moreau
    France

    Dark-complexioned (diminutive)

  • Morehouse
    England

    Someone living in a house on the moor

  • Moreira
    Portugal

    "mulberry tree"

  • Morel
    France

    Dark, swarthy

  • Moreland
    England

    Moorland

  • Morelli
    Italy

    Little dark one

  • Moreno
    Spain

    Dark-haired or dark-complexioned

  • Moretti
    Italy

    Dark-haired (little Moro)

  • Morgado
    Portugal

    Heir of an entailed estate

  • Morgan
    Wales

    Sea-born; sea circle

  • Moriarty
    Ireland

    Sea navigator

  • Morin
    France

    Dark, little Moor

  • Moritz
    Germany

    A descendant of Moritz, from Latin Mauritius

  • Morley
    England

    A moor and woodland clearing

  • Moro
    Italy

    Moor, dark-haired

  • Moroni
    Italy

    Dark-haired

  • Morreale
    Italy

    Someone from Monreale in Sicily

  • Morris
    Wales

    From Maurice, "dark"

  • Morrison
    Scotland

    Son of Morris, or son of the servant of Mary

  • Morrissey
    Ireland

    Descendant of Muirgheas ("sea choice")

  • Mortimer
    England

    Dead sea (marsh)

  • Morton
    England

    Settlement on the moor

  • Mosca
    Italy

    A nickname from mosca, "fly"

  • Moseley
    England

    Boggy clearing

  • Moser
    Germany

    Bog dweller

  • Mosher
    England

    Dweller by the moss

  • Moskal
    Poland

    Muscovite

  • Mosley
    England

    Clearing by a bog

  • Moss
    England

    Dweller by a bog, or from Moses

  • Mosso
    Italy

    A familiar personal name or a Piedmontese locality

  • Mostyn
    Wales

    Someone who came from Mostyn (field fortress), in Wales

  • Mota
    Portugal

    "mound"

  • Motley
    England

    A maker or seller of particoloured cloth

  • Motta
    Italy

    Mound, fortified hill

  • Moulin
    France

    Mill

  • Moulton
    England

    Place name

  • Moura
    Portugal

    "from Moura"

  • Mourao
    Portugal

    From Mourão

  • Mowbray
    England

    From Montbray in Normandy

  • Moya
    Spain

    From Moya (Cuenca)

  • Mróz
    Poland

    "frost"

  • Mucha
    Poland

    Fly

  • Mudge
    England

    A dweller in, or near, a swamp

  • Mudgett
    England

    A dweller in, or near, the little swamp

  • Muir
    Scotland

    Moor, heath

  • Muirhead
    Scotland

    Someone who came from Muirhead (end of the moor)

  • Mulcahy
    Ireland

    Descendant of the devotee of Cathach

  • Mull
    England

    Someone who lived, or worked, at the mill

  • Müller
    Germany

    Miller

  • Mulligan
    Ireland

    Descendant of Maolagán

  • Mullins
    Ireland

    Miller, or descendant of Maolán

  • Mulvey
    Ireland

    Descendant of Maolmiadhach (honourable)

  • Munger
    England

    Someone who sold things, a merchant

  • Munguía
    Spain

    From Mungia

  • Muniz
    Spain

    Son of Munio

  • Muñoz
    Spain

    Son of Muño

  • Munro
    Scotland

    Traditionally "man from the Roe"

  • Muratore
    Italy

    Mason, bricklayer

  • Murawski
    Poland

    From Murawa / meadow

  • Murdoch
    Scotland

    From Muireadhach ("mariner, lord")

  • Murillo
    Spain

    "little wall"

  • Murphy
    Ireland

    Descendant of Murchadh, "sea warrior"

  • Murray
    Ireland

    Descendant of Muireadhach, "sea-lord"

  • Murtagh
    Ireland

    Descendant of the navigator

  • Muscarello
    Italy

    Someone who grew muscat grapes

  • Muse
    England

    Several separate naming traditions

  • Musgrave
    England

    Grove with mice

  • Musiał
    Poland

    "he had to"

  • Musico
    Italy

    A musical occupation or a different southern regional meaning

  • Muth
    Germany

    A brave person, or a short form of Helmut

  • Myers
    England

    Marsh dweller; physician

  • Myles
    England

    A descendant of Miles (soldier)

  • Myrick
    Wales

    From Meurig (Maurice)

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Researched by Herald Lab Research Studio, since 1993. Coats of arms were granted to individuals, not to everyone with a surname.