ELLOTT
Ellott
Ellott is a British surname that has its origins in Scotland, particularly in the border region. The surname is derived from the medieval personal name "Eliot", which itself comes from the Old French name "Elie", a variant of the Hebrew name "Elijah", meaning "my God is Yahweh".
The Ellott surname has been recorded in various forms throughout history, including Eliot, Elliot, Eliott, and Elyott. The first recorded instance of the surname was in the 13th century in Scotland, where the Ellott clan was known for their involvement in border skirmishes and conflicts.
The Ellott surname is associated with traits such as loyalty, bravery, and determination, reflecting the historical reputation of the Ellott clan. Over time, the surname has spread beyond Scotland and can now be found in various English-speaking countries around the world.
Notable individuals bearing the surname Ellott include Sir John Lillie Ellott, a Scottish soldier and politician, and Mary Ellott, a renowned British artist.
Today, the Ellott surname continues to be borne by individuals proud of their Scottish heritage and the storied history of the Ellott clan.
There are approximately 66 people named Ellott in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Ellott.
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