Surnames Starting with P: Coat of Arms & Last Name Origins (page 3 of 4)

Small

"priest"

A nickname from the peacock

Piper

Baker

Plough

Wolf

Son of Philip

Someone who came from Felbridge (bridge by a field)

Lover of horses

Son of Philip, "lover of horses"

From the sandy place

Friday

Town square

A magpie nickname or a medieval personal name

From Picardy

"little"

"one who lived on a hill"

Little one

From Picardy

Son of Picon

From Pickering, in North Yorkshire

Ravine of the diggers

Little pike, or from Picot

Ford by a peak

"small field"

A dweller at the sign of the pigeon

Little oven

Piper

From Piers (Peter)

Son of Piero

Rock, stone (Peter)

Son of Piotr (Peter)

"son of Piotr"

From the name Peter

A dweller at the sign of the pigeon

Pointed hill, or the fish

Someone who had made a pilgrimage

Farmstead of Pileca

A dweller near the pointed object

From Pilling, in Lancashire

Pepper

"pepper grower"

Pine cone

A dweller at, or near, a pine tree

"pine grove"

A dweller at, or near, a pine tree

"pine tree"

Pine wood

Someone with some quality of a chaffinch

Someone from Pinkerton near Dunbar

Someone from Picquigny in France

Someone from Pinxton in Derbyshire

Feather or quill, a Sardinian name

Pine nut

"chick" or "painted"

Son of Piotr

From Piotrowo, Peter's place

A pear tree or a Sardinian woodpile expression

Pears; pear tree

"son of Pedro"

A descendant of little

A descendant of little

From Pisa

Little scribe

A personal name or a flatbread-related formation

Dweller by a pit or hollow

Dweller by a pit or hollow

Peak / from Pizzo

Flat ground or plank bridge

"town square"

A nickname for an agreeable person

Ploughman

Plough maker

Someone from Płucice or a similar village

Lead worker

Anglo-Norman family

Nickname (uncertain root)

Someone living at the foot of a hill or mountain

A nickname for a quarrelsome or provocative person

Peacock

Pole; Paul; pool

A Jersey name usually linked with the right fist

Italian personal-name, place-name and poultry explanations

A Pole

From Polanco

A dweller at the homestead on which there was a pool

A clearing, a settlement, or a Polish affiliation

Family of Polo (Paul)

Someone living on or owning a field

From Ippolito

From Pollock