KOSTERS
Kosters
Kosters is a British surname of Dutch origin, often found in regions such as East Anglia and London. The name is derived from the Dutch word 'koster', meaning sexton or church warden.
Historically, individuals with the surname Kosters were often associated with roles in the church, responsible for the care and maintenance of the church building, as well as assisting during religious services. Over time, some branches of the Kosters family may have diversified into other professions and trades, but their connection to the church likely remained evident in certain aspects of their lives.
The migration of the Kosters surname from the Netherlands to the United Kingdom may be attributed to factors such as trade, marriage, and religious connections between the two countries. As such, individuals bearing the surname Kosters may have a lineage that can be traced back to Dutch origins.
Today, the surname Kosters may be found among families across various regions of the UK and continues to carry with it a legacy of ties to church-related roles and Dutch heritage.
There are approximately 12 people named Kosters in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Fewer than one in a million people in Britain are named Kosters.
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