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Surnames Starting with S: Coat of Arms & Last Name Origins (page 4 of 5)

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

  • Sokolik
    Poland

    Little falcon

  • Sokołowski
    Poland

    From Sokołów (falcon place)

  • Solano
    Spain

    "sunny place" or "east wind"

  • Soldati
    Italy

    Soldiers

  • Soldo
    Italy

    A coin or wage nickname, or a shortened personal name

  • Soler
    Spain

    House site, sunny ground

  • Solis
    Spain

    Sunny place

  • Solomon
    England

    Peace

  • Solórzano
    Spain

    From Solórzano

  • Somerville
    Scotland

    Someone from Sommervieu in Normandy

  • Sommer
    Germany

    Summer

  • Sommerfeld
    Germany

    Someone from Sommerfeld

  • Sonntag
    Germany

    Sunday

  • Soper
    England

    A maker or seller of soap

  • Sorensen
    Denmark

    Son of Søren (Severinus)

  • Sorenson
    England

    Son of Søren

  • Soria
    Spain

    From Soria

  • Sorrentino
    Italy

    From Sorrento

  • Sosa
    Spain

    "from Sousa" or "saltwort"

  • Sosnowski
    Poland

    From Sosnowo / pine

  • Sotelo
    Spain

    Little grove

  • Soto
    Spain

    Grove, thicket

  • Soukup
    Poland

    Someone who was a business partner of another

  • Soule
    England

    A dweller at, ' or near, a muddy pond

  • Sousa
    Portugal

    "from the Sousa river"

  • Southard
    England

    A dweller at a south wood or someone from Southworth

  • Southern
    England

    Someone who came from the south

  • Southworth
    England

    Someone who came from Southworth (southern homestead), in Lancashire

  • Sowa
    Poland

    "owl"

  • Sowerby
    England

    "farm on sour ground"

  • Sowinski
    Poland

    Someone from a place named after the owl

  • Spada
    Italy

    Sword

  • Spain
    England

    Someone associated with Spain

  • Spangler
    Germany

    Clasp maker

  • Spann
    Germany

    Wood shavings; also a descriptive nickname

  • Spano
    Italy

    Spaniard

  • Sparacio
    Italy

    An asparagus-related regional surname

  • Sparks
    England

    Lively, bright person

  • Sparling
    England

    Someone with some characteristic of a little sparrow

  • Spatz
    Germany

    Someone with some characteristic of a little sparrow

  • Spaulding
    England

    From Spalding, Lincolnshire

  • Spears
    Scotland

    Spearman

  • Specht
    Germany

    Woodpecker

  • Speer
    Germany

    A spear-related name

  • Spellman
    England

    A preacher, storyteller or entertainer

  • Spencer
    England

    Steward, dispenser of provisions

  • Spengler
    Germany

    A tinsmith or plumber

  • Sperling
    Germany

    A nickname from the sparrow

  • Spero
    Germany

    Someone who came from Spira, now spelled Speyer, in Bavaria

  • Spicer
    England

    Spice merchant

  • Spiegel
    Germany

    A mirror maker, or a watchtower dweller

  • Spielman
    Germany

    Someone who manned a watchtower, a watchman

  • Spiewak
    Poland

    A singer

  • Spillane
    Ireland

    Descendant of Spealán (little scythe)

  • Spina
    Italy

    Thorn

  • Spinelli
    Italy

    Little thorn

  • Spitzer
    Germany

    Someone living near a peak or from a place called Spitz

  • Spooner
    England

    "maker of spoons or shingles"

  • Sprague
    England

    Lively, nimble

  • Spratt
    England

    A descendant of Sprot (twig or small branch)

  • Spray
    England

    The lively, alert person

  • Spriggs
    England

    A nickname for a slender person

  • Springer
    Germany

    Jumper, dancer

  • Spry
    England

    The lively, alert person

  • Spurr
    England

    Someone with some characteristic of a sparrow

  • Squires
    England

    Squire

  • Sroka
    Poland

    Magpie

  • St. John
    England

    From Saint-Jean (Normandy)

  • Stach
    Poland

    A descendant of Stanisław

  • Stachnik
    Poland

    A pet form of Stanisław

  • Stachowiak
    Poland

    Son of Stach (Stanisław)

  • Stachura
    Poland

    From Stanisław

  • Stack
    England

    Someone living by a cliff or a steep rock

  • Stacy
    England

    From Eustace, 'fruitful'

  • Stadler
    Austria

    "one who kept a barn"

  • Stafford
    England

    Ford by a landing place

  • Stahl
    Germany

    Steel

  • Staley
    England

    Clearing where staves were cut

  • Stamm
    Germany

    Someone living by a tree trunk, or a sturdy man

  • Stamper
    England

    Stamper, crusher

  • Stamps
    England

    Someone from Étampes in France

  • Stanek
    Poland

    A familiar form of Stanisław

  • Stanfield
    England

    A stony field

  • Stanford
    England

    Stony ford

  • Stanhope
    England

    Stony valley

  • Stankiewicz
    Poland

    "son of Stanko"

  • Stanko
    Poland

    A descendant of Stanko, a pet form of Stanislaw (camp, glorious)

  • Stanley
    England

    From Stanley, "stony clearing"

  • Stannard
    England

    A descendant of Stanard (stone, firm)

  • Stansbury
    England

    Someone who came from Stanbury (stone fort), in Yorkshire

  • Stansfield
    England

    "stony field"

  • Stanton
    England

    Stone farmstead

  • Staples
    England

    Boundary post

  • Stapleton
    England

    Farm by the post

  • Stark
    Germany

    Strong

  • Starkey
    England

    Little stiff one

  • Starr
    England

    Star

  • Starzyk
    Poland

    A nickname for an older person

  • Starzyński
    Poland

    Of the elder / from Starzyno

  • Stasiak
    Poland

    Son of Staś

  • Staszak
    Poland

    A son of Staszek, a pet form of Stanisław

  • Stauffer
    England

    Steep rock / cup

  • Steadman
    England

    Someone who had charge of horses

  • Stebbins
    England

    Someone from Stebbing in Essex

  • Steck
    Germany

    A dweller on or near a steep slope

  • Stedman
    England

    Someone who had charge of horses

  • Steele
    Scotland

    Hard as steel, or dweller by a steep slope

  • Stefanski
    Poland

    From Stefanów / son of Stefan

  • Steffen
    Germany

    From the personal name Steffen

  • Steger
    Germany

    Someone living by a footbridge or a steep path

  • Stein
    Germany

    Stone, rock

  • Steinbach
    Germany

    Someone from one of the many places called Steinbach, stony brook

  • Steiner
    Germany

    Dweller by a rock, or from Stein

  • Stella
    Italy

    Star

  • Stengel
    Germany

    A dweller near a small pole or stake

  • Stenson
    England

    Someone who came from Stenson (Stein's homestead), in Derbyshire

  • Stephan
    Germany

    Crown

  • Stephens
    England & Wales

    Son of Stephen ("crown")

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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.