DE CARVALHO
Also recorded as De Carvalho, Decarvalho
De Carvalho
The surname De Carvalho has Portuguese and Spanish origins, and can be traced back to the Iberian Peninsula. The name is derived from the Portuguese and Spanish word "carvalho," meaning "oak tree."
In historical records, the De Carvalho surname has been associated with noble families and individuals of significance in Portugal and Spain. Over time, branches of the De Carvalho family may have spread to other countries, including Britain, where the surname can be found among the British population.
The De Carvalho surname may have various spelling variations, such as Carvalho, Carvolho, and Del Carvalho, depending on the region and historical context. Families bearing the De Carvalho name may have diverse origins and backgrounds, reflecting the complex historical connections between Iberian and British cultures.
Today, individuals with the surname De Carvalho can be found across the United Kingdom and may have diverse professions and interests. The name carries a sense of heritage and ancestry, connecting modern bearers to their Portuguese and Spanish roots.
There are approximately 201 people named de Carvalho in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around three in a million people in Britain are named de Carvalho.