MAMO

Mamo

The surname Mamo is of British origin and is believed to have been derived from the Old English or medieval personal name "Mamme", a variant of "Mamma". Surnames derived from personal names were common in Britain during the Middle Ages, serving to distinguish between individuals with the same given name.

The Mamo surname is relatively rare in the United Kingdom, with most occurrences being concentrated in particular regions. Research indicates that Mamo may have originated from regions in England such as Devon, Cornwall, and Somerset.

Over the centuries, the Mamo surname may have undergone spelling variations due to factors such as illiteracy, dialectal differences, and clerical errors. Variants of the Mamo surname could include Mammo, Mamow, or Mamow.

Individuals bearing the surname Mamo have historically been engaged in a variety of occupations, with records indicating involvement in agriculture, trades, and other professions. Migration patterns and intermarriage have further contributed to the dispersion of the Mamo surname both within the UK and abroad.

As with many surnames, the Mamo family name may hold significant value for genealogists and historians seeking to trace familial lineages and understand the social, cultural, and economic contexts in which their ancestors lived. The surname continues to be borne by individuals with diverse backgrounds and experiences, further enriching the tapestry of British heritage and identity.

Typical given names associated with the surname

Male

• Anthony
• Antonio
• Bekele
• Charles
• Christopher
• David
• Gary
• Jamie
• John
• Jonathan
• Joseph
• Julian
• Michael
• Paul
• Peter

Female

• Deborah
• Emma
• Fiona
• Francesca
• Jitka
• Katie
• Louise
• Maria
• Nicole
• Rachel
• Sylvana
• Vivian
• Yamit

Similar and related surnames

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