BARTHEL
Barthel
The surname Barthel is of Ancient British origin, derived from the Old English personal name "Bartel" or "Bartol," which itself originated from the Hebrew name "Bartholomew." The name Barthel has evolved over centuries, with various spellings such as Barte, Bartle, Bartell, Bartol, and Bartlow recorded in historical documents.
The Barthel surname is most commonly found in regions with early Anglo-Saxon influence, particularly in England. Historical records show Barthels residing in counties such as Yorkshire, Lancashire, and Kent, where they have contributed to local communities through diverse occupations such as farming, trade, and craftsmanship.
Notable individuals bearing the Barthel surname have made significant contributions to various fields, including arts, academia, and politics. The name Barthel continues to be preserved through generations, reflecting the rich heritage and diverse lineage of British families associated with this surname.
There are approximately 72 people named Barthel in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Barthel.
Similar and related surnames
- Barthe
- Bartel
- Bartell
- Bartelle
- Bartells
- Bartels
- Bartelt
- Bartely
- Bartha
- Barthelemy
- Barthell
- Barthelme
- Barthelmeh
- Barthelmes
- Barthelmess
- Barthelmie
- Barthelmy
- Barthelomew
- Barthels
- Barther
- Barthes
- Barthet
- Barthill
- Barthills
- Barthle
- Barthley
- Bartholet
- Barttell
- Bartwell
- Berthel
- Berthelet
- Berthelier
- Berthell
- Berthelon
- Berthelot
- Berthels
- Brethell
- Barth
- Bartle
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