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.
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SokolikPoland
Little falcon
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SokołowskiPoland
From Sokołów (falcon place)
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SolanoSpain
"sunny place" or "east wind"
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SoldatiItaly
Soldiers
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SoldoItaly
A coin or wage nickname, or a shortened personal name
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SolerSpain
House site, sunny ground
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SolisSpain
Sunny place
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SolomonEngland
Peace
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SolórzanoSpain
From Solórzano
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SomervilleScotland
Someone from Sommervieu in Normandy
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SommerGermany
Summer
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SommerfeldGermany
Someone from Sommerfeld
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SonntagGermany
Sunday
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SoperEngland
A maker or seller of soap
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SorensenDenmark
Son of Søren (Severinus)
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SorensonEngland
Son of Søren
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SoriaSpain
From Soria
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SorrentinoItaly
From Sorrento
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SosaSpain
"from Sousa" or "saltwort"
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SosnowskiPoland
From Sosnowo / pine
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SoteloSpain
Little grove
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SotoSpain
Grove, thicket
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SoukupPoland
Someone who was a business partner of another
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SouleEngland
A dweller at, ' or near, a muddy pond
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SousaPortugal
"from the Sousa river"
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SouthardEngland
A dweller at a south wood or someone from Southworth
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SouthernEngland
Someone who came from the south
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SouthworthEngland
Someone who came from Southworth (southern homestead), in Lancashire
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SowaPoland
"owl"
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SowerbyEngland
"farm on sour ground"
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SowinskiPoland
Someone from a place named after the owl
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SpadaItaly
Sword
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SpainEngland
Someone associated with Spain
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SpanglerGermany
Clasp maker
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SpannGermany
Wood shavings; also a descriptive nickname
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SpanoItaly
Spaniard
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SparacioItaly
An asparagus-related regional surname
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SparksEngland
Lively, bright person
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SparlingEngland
Someone with some characteristic of a little sparrow
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SpatzGermany
Someone with some characteristic of a little sparrow
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SpauldingEngland
From Spalding, Lincolnshire
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SpearsScotland
Spearman
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SpechtGermany
Woodpecker
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SpeerGermany
A spear-related name
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SpellmanEngland
A preacher, storyteller or entertainer
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SpencerEngland
Steward, dispenser of provisions
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SpenglerGermany
A tinsmith or plumber
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SperlingGermany
A nickname from the sparrow
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SperoGermany
Someone who came from Spira, now spelled Speyer, in Bavaria
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SpicerEngland
Spice merchant
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SpiegelGermany
A mirror maker, or a watchtower dweller
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SpielmanGermany
Someone who manned a watchtower, a watchman
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SpiewakPoland
A singer
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SpillaneIreland
Descendant of Spealán (little scythe)
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SpinaItaly
Thorn
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SpinelliItaly
Little thorn
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SpitzerGermany
Someone living near a peak or from a place called Spitz
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SpoonerEngland
"maker of spoons or shingles"
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SpragueEngland
Lively, nimble
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SprattEngland
A descendant of Sprot (twig or small branch)
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SprayEngland
The lively, alert person
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SpriggsEngland
A nickname for a slender person
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SpringerGermany
Jumper, dancer
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SpryEngland
The lively, alert person
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SpurrEngland
Someone with some characteristic of a sparrow
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SquiresEngland
Squire
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SrokaPoland
Magpie
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St. JohnEngland
From Saint-Jean (Normandy)
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StachPoland
A descendant of Stanisław
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StachnikPoland
A pet form of Stanisław
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StachowiakPoland
Son of Stach (Stanisław)
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StachuraPoland
From Stanisław
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StackEngland
Someone living by a cliff or a steep rock
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StacyEngland
From Eustace, 'fruitful'
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StadlerAustria
"one who kept a barn"
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StaffordEngland
Ford by a landing place
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StahlGermany
Steel
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StaleyEngland
Clearing where staves were cut
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StammGermany
Someone living by a tree trunk, or a sturdy man
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StamperEngland
Stamper, crusher
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StampsEngland
Someone from Étampes in France
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StanekPoland
A familiar form of Stanisław
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StanfieldEngland
A stony field
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StanfordEngland
Stony ford
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StanhopeEngland
Stony valley
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StankiewiczPoland
"son of Stanko"
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StankoPoland
A descendant of Stanko, a pet form of Stanislaw (camp, glorious)
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StanleyEngland
From Stanley, "stony clearing"
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StannardEngland
A descendant of Stanard (stone, firm)
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StansburyEngland
Someone who came from Stanbury (stone fort), in Yorkshire
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StansfieldEngland
"stony field"
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StantonEngland
Stone farmstead
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StaplesEngland
Boundary post
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StapletonEngland
Farm by the post
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StarkGermany
Strong
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StarkeyEngland
Little stiff one
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StarrEngland
Star
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StarzykPoland
A nickname for an older person
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StarzyńskiPoland
Of the elder / from Starzyno
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StasiakPoland
Son of Staś
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StaszakPoland
A son of Staszek, a pet form of Stanisław
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StaufferEngland
Steep rock / cup
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SteadmanEngland
Someone who had charge of horses
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StebbinsEngland
Someone from Stebbing in Essex
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SteckGermany
A dweller on or near a steep slope
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StedmanEngland
Someone who had charge of horses
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SteeleScotland
Hard as steel, or dweller by a steep slope
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StefanskiPoland
From Stefanów / son of Stefan
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SteffenGermany
From the personal name Steffen
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StegerGermany
Someone living by a footbridge or a steep path
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SteinGermany
Stone, rock
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SteinbachGermany
Someone from one of the many places called Steinbach, stony brook
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SteinerGermany
Dweller by a rock, or from Stein
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StellaItaly
Star
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StengelGermany
A dweller near a small pole or stake
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StensonEngland
Someone who came from Stenson (Stein's homestead), in Derbyshire
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StephanGermany
Crown
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StephensEngland & Wales
Son of Stephen ("crown")
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Every surname can be researched, even if it isn't listed here.
Researched by Herald Lab Research Studio, since 1993. Coats of arms were granted to individuals, not to everyone with a surname.