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.
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MöllerGermany
Miller
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MolloyIreland
Descendant of the noble leader
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MoloneyIreland
Descendant of the devotee of the Church
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MonacoItaly
Monk
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MonahanIreland
Monk
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MondragonSpain
From Mondragón
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MonkEngland
Monk
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MonroySpain
From Monroy
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MonserratePortugal
A Portuguese place-name connection
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MontagueEngland
Pointed hill
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MontalbanoItaly
White mountain
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MontalvoSpain
White mountain
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MontanariItaly
Mountain dwellers
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MontanaroItaly
Mountain dweller
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MontanoSpain
Of the mountains
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MontePortugal
A mountain landscape or named settlement
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MonteiroPortugal
"huntsman"
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MonteleoneItaly
Lion mountain
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MontemayorSpain
Greater mountain
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MontenegroSpain
Black mountain
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MonteroSpain
Huntsman
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MontesSpain
"mountains"
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MontgomeryScotland
From Montgomery in Normandy
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MontiItaly
Of the mountains
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MontielSpain
From Montiel
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MontoyaSpain
"from Montoya"
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MoodyEngland
Bold, brave
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MoonEngland
From Moyon
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MooneyIreland
Descendant of the wealthy one
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MooreEngland & Ireland
Dweller by a moor; in Ireland, "majestic"
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MoraSpain
Mulberry; from Mora
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MorabitoItaly
Hermit
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MoraesPortugal
From Morais
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MoraisPortugal
"mulberry trees"
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MoralesSpain
Mulberry trees
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MoranIreland
Descendant of Mórán ("great")
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MorandiItaly
From Morando, a medieval personal name
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MoreauFrance
Dark-complexioned (diminutive)
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MorehouseEngland
Someone living in a house on the moor
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MoreiraPortugal
"mulberry tree"
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MorelFrance
Dark, swarthy
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MorelandEngland
Moorland
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MorelliItaly
Little dark one
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MorenoSpain
Dark-haired or dark-complexioned
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MorettiItaly
Dark-haired (little Moro)
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MorgadoPortugal
Heir of an entailed estate
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MorganWales
Sea-born; sea circle
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MoriartyIreland
Sea navigator
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MorinFrance
Dark, little Moor
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MoritzGermany
A descendant of Moritz, from Latin Mauritius
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MorleyEngland
A moor and woodland clearing
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MoroItaly
Moor, dark-haired
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MoroniItaly
Dark-haired
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MorrealeItaly
Someone from Monreale in Sicily
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MorrisWales
From Maurice, "dark"
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MorrisonScotland
Son of Morris, or son of the servant of Mary
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MorrisseyIreland
Descendant of Muirgheas ("sea choice")
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MortimerEngland
Dead sea (marsh)
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MortonEngland
Settlement on the moor
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MoscaItaly
A nickname from mosca, "fly"
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MoseleyEngland
Boggy clearing
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MoserGermany
Bog dweller
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MosherEngland
Dweller by the moss
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MoskalPoland
Muscovite
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MosleyEngland
Clearing by a bog
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MossEngland
Dweller by a bog, or from Moses
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MossoItaly
A familiar personal name or a Piedmontese locality
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MostynWales
Someone who came from Mostyn (field fortress), in Wales
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MotaPortugal
"mound"
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MotleyEngland
A maker or seller of particoloured cloth
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MottaItaly
Mound, fortified hill
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MoulinFrance
Mill
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MoultonEngland
Place name
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MouraPortugal
"from Moura"
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MouraoPortugal
From Mourão
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MowbrayEngland
From Montbray in Normandy
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MoyaSpain
From Moya (Cuenca)
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MrózPoland
"frost"
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MuchaPoland
Fly
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MudgeEngland
A dweller in, or near, a swamp
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MudgettEngland
A dweller in, or near, the little swamp
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MuirScotland
Moor, heath
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MuirheadScotland
Someone who came from Muirhead (end of the moor)
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MulcahyIreland
Descendant of the devotee of Cathach
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MullEngland
Someone who lived, or worked, at the mill
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MüllerGermany
Miller
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MulliganIreland
Descendant of Maolagán
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MullinsIreland
Miller, or descendant of Maolán
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MulveyIreland
Descendant of Maolmiadhach (honourable)
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MungerEngland
Someone who sold things, a merchant
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MunguíaSpain
From Mungia
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MunizSpain
Son of Munio
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MuñozSpain
Son of Muño
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MunroScotland
Traditionally "man from the Roe"
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MuratoreItaly
Mason, bricklayer
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MurawskiPoland
From Murawa / meadow
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MurdochScotland
From Muireadhach ("mariner, lord")
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MurilloSpain
"little wall"
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MurphyIreland
Descendant of Murchadh, "sea warrior"
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MurrayIreland
Descendant of Muireadhach, "sea-lord"
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MurtaghIreland
Descendant of the navigator
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MuscarelloItaly
Someone who grew muscat grapes
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MuseEngland
Several separate naming traditions
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MusgraveEngland
Grove with mice
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MusiałPoland
"he had to"
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MusicoItaly
A musical occupation or a different southern regional meaning
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MuthGermany
A brave person, or a short form of Helmut
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MyersEngland
Marsh dweller; physician
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MylesEngland
A descendant of Miles (soldier)
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MyrickWales
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.