BARTEL

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Bartel

Bartel is a British surname with a German origin. The Bartel surname is derived from the origin name "Bart", a short form of "Bartholomew", an ancient personal name of Hebrew origin meaning "son of Talmai". The name Talmai is associated with abundance and furrows in fields.

The personal name "Bartel" has been used as a surname in England for generations, indicating a family's lineage or occupational history. Variants of the Bartel surname include Bartell, Bartholomew, Bartle, and Bartal.

The Bartel name has been found across various regions in the United Kingdom, with historical records documenting Bartel families in locations such as London, Yorkshire, Kent, and Lancashire. The surname may have originated from immigrants who came to Britain from Germany or other European countries.

Individuals with the Bartel surname may have diverse occupations and backgrounds, reflecting the wide range of professions and lifestyles found within British society. The Bartel surname, like many English surnames, carries a rich history and cultural significance, providing a link to the past and a sense of identity for those who bear it.

There are approximately 72 people named Bartel in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Bartel.

Region of origin: Europe

Country of origin: Poland

Language of origin: Polish

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