HATTERSLEY

Hattersley

Hattersley is a prominent British surname of Anglo-Saxon origin, believed to have derived from the old English personal name of "Hæthere" which means "heathen" or "warrior." The addition of "leah" or "wood clearing" signifies a location where the individual or family may have resided in the past. Thus, the surname translates to "the warrior's clearing" or "the heathen's wood."

The Hattersley surname is most commonly found in the counties of Yorkshire and Lancashire, with notable concentrations in regions such as Tameside and Greater Manchester. The surname has a long and distinguished history, with records dating back centuries, reflecting the enduring presence of the Hattersley lineage in the British Isles.

Throughout history, individuals bearing the surname Hattersley have been associated with various professions and pursuits, including but not limited to agriculture, craftsmanship, trade, and the academic realm. The diverse endeavours undertaken by members of the Hattersley family have contributed to the rich tapestry of British society.

The Hattersley surname and its variants continue to be passed down through generations, preserving a heritage that is steeped in tradition and heritage. Today, individuals bearing the surname Hattersley can be found across Britain and beyond, carrying forward the legacy of their ancestors and contributing to the cultural mosaic of the modern world.

Typical given names associated with the surname

Male

• Andrew
• Colin
• Darrell
• David
• Howard
• John
• Leigh
• Mark
• Matthew
• Michael
• Paul
• Richard
• Robert
• Stephen

Female

• Ann
• Elizabeth
• Emma
• Julie
• Margaret
• Rachel
• Rebecca
• Ruth
• Sarah
• Susan
• Vera
• Victoria

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