HERMANS
Hermans
Hermans is a British surname of Dutch origin, derived from the personal name Herman, which itself comes from the Germanic name Hermann. The name Hermans is patronymic in nature, meaning "son of Herman".
The surname Hermans has been recorded throughout history in various regions of the United Kingdom. It is believed to have been introduced to Britain during the medieval period as a result of trade and migration between the Dutch-speaking regions and the British Isles.
Individuals bearing the surname Hermans have made notable contributions in various fields such as art, science, academia, and commerce. The Hermans family name has been found in census records, military records, and immigration documents, reflecting the diverse occupations and achievements of bearers of the name throughout history.
Today, the surname Hermans is relatively rare in the United Kingdom, but it remains a part of the rich tapestry of British surnames, representing the historical connections between Britain and the Netherlands.
There are approximately 96 people named Hermans in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Hermans.
Similar and related surnames
- Haarmann
- Hairman
- Hareman
- Harmain
- Harman
- Harmand
- Harmann
- Harmans
- Harmant
- Harrman
- Hearman
- Heeremans
- Heermann
- Heiermann
- Heirman
- Herdman
- Hereman
- Heremans
- Heriman
- Herma
- Herman
- Hermance
- Hermand
- Hermandez
- Hermane
- Hermanis
- Hermann
- Hermanns
- Hermano
- Hermansen
- Hermanski
- Hermansky
- Hermanson
- Hermansson
- Hermant
- Hermanus
- Hermens
- Heroman
- Herreman
- Herremans
- Herriman
- Herrman
- Herrmann
- Herryman
- Hirman
- Horeman
- Horemans
- Horman
- Hormann
- Hourman
- Hurman
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