LLEWELLYN-JONES
Also recorded as Llewellyn Jones, Llewellynjones
Llewellyn-Jones
Llewellyn-Jones is a surname of Welsh origin, commonly found in Britain. It is a compound surname combining "Llewellyn," a Welsh masculine given name, with "Jones," a common Welsh patronymic surname.
The name "Llewellyn" is derived from the Welsh name "Llywelyn," meaning "leader" or "lion-like." The name has ancient roots in Welsh history and is associated with several prominent figures in Welsh literature and folklore.
The combination of "Llewellyn" and "Jones" reflects a blending of Welsh naming traditions, combining a personal name with a patronymic surname commonly used in Wales to indicate the father's name.
Individuals bearing the surname Llewellyn-Jones may trace their ancestry to Wales or have Welsh heritage. The hyphenated form of the surname suggests a conscious effort to preserve both components of the family name.
The surname Llewellyn-Jones may be found across the United Kingdom and in regions with significant Welsh diaspora populations. It represents a rich tapestry of Welsh cultural identity and heritage.
Further research into specific family histories and genealogy records can provide valuable insights into the origins and lineage of individuals bearing the surname Llewellyn-Jones, contributing to a deeper understanding of Welsh heritage and traditions.
There are approximately 154 people named Llewellyn-Jones in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around two in a million people in Britain are named Llewellyn-Jones.