HARLINGTON
Harlington
Harlington is a surname of English origin, predominantly found in the United Kingdom. The name is locational in nature, derived from the Old English words "har", meaning "grey" or "hoary", and "ingtun", meaning "settlement" or "enclosure". The surname likely originates from the place name Harlington, found in Bedfordshire, England, as well as other locations across the country.
Historically, individuals with the surname Harlington were likely to have had ancestral ties to the town or village of Harlington, playing a role in forming their identity and sense of belonging within the community. Over time, as people migrated and settled in different regions, the surname spread to various parts of the country, carried by families seeking new opportunities or driven by socioeconomic changes.
Today, individuals bearing the surname Harlington can be found in diverse professions and societal roles, reflecting the evolution of British society and the blending of different ancestral lineages. The surname continues to serve as a link to the past, connecting modern-day bearers to their historical roots in specific regions of the United Kingdom.
Variants of the surname Harlington may exist due to dialectal differences, clerical errors, or intentional alterations over generations. Genealogical research and historical records can provide insights into the specific branches of the Harlington family tree and shed light on the intricate web of connections that define its history.
There are approximately 90 people named Harlington in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Harlington.
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