HASLEHURST

Haslehurst

Haslehurst is a surname of English origin, believed to be locational. The name originates from the villages of Haselhurst in Cheshire and Cambridgeshire, which are derived from the Old English words "haesel" (meaning hazel) and "hyrst" (meaning wooded hill), indicating a person living near a hazel grove on a hill.

The earliest recorded instance of the surname in England dates back to the 13th century, in the county of Cheshire. Over time, the surname spread across various regions of England as families migrated for work or settlement.

Historically, individuals bearing the surname Haslehurst were likely to be associated with rural occupations such as agriculture, forestry, or as landowners. The surname has remained relatively uncommon and is primarily found in the United Kingdom.

Genealogical studies indicate that the Haslehurst name has retained a sense of regional identity, with concentrations in the northern counties of England, particularly Cheshire, Lancashire, and Yorkshire.

The Coat of Arms associated with the Haslehurst surname features traditional heraldic symbols such as the hazel tree and wooded hills, reflecting the origin and meaning of the name.

In contemporary England, individuals with the surname Haslehurst are found across various professions and locations, contributing to the diverse tapestry of British society. The name continues to hold a sense of heritage and familial pride for those who bear it.

Typical given names associated with the surname

Male

• Alan
• Andrew
• Arthur
• David
• Geoff
• Geoffrey
• John
• Michael
• Nicholas
• Paul
• Peter
• Stephen
• Thomas

Female

• Amelia
• Beverley
• Charlotte
• Christine
• Deborah
• Emma
• Nicola
• Susan
• Terina
• Victoria

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