JEDRZEJCZYK

Origin and etymology In historic texts In the 1881 census Distribution map

Jedrzejczyk

Jedrzejczyk is a Polish surname, yet it can also be found in Britain due to migration and settlement patterns. This surname derives from the given name "Jędrzej", a Polish form of the name Andrew. The suffix "-czyk" is a common suffix in Polish surnames indicating "son of".

Those bearing the surname Jedrzejczyk in Britain are likely to have ancestors of Polish origin who migrated to the United Kingdom, most notably around the 20th century. The Polish community in the UK has grown steadily over the years, contributing to the British cultural landscape with their heritage and traditions.

Individuals with the surname Jedrzejczyk may have a proud heritage rooted in Polish and British history. Today, they represent a blend of these two distinct cultural identities, embodying the rich diversity that characterises modern British society.

There are approximately 105 people named Jedrzejczyk in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around two in a million people in Britain are named Jedrzejczyk.

Typical given names associated with the surname

Male

Artur
Bogdan
Lukasz
Marcin
Marek
Pawel
Piotr
Robert
Sebastian
Tomasz

Female

Agnieszka
Aleksandra
Aneta
Anna
Ewa
Jan
Joanna
Katarzyna
Magdalena
Monika