PICKINGS
Pickings
Pickings, a British surname of uncertain origins and meaning. The surname is believed to have originated in various regions across England, dating back to medieval times. It has been suggested that the name may have derived from the Old English word "picung," which means "a pointed hill," or from the Middle English word "pike," which means "a pickaxe."
The surname Pickings has been recorded in various forms throughout history, including Pickin, Picken, and Picken. It is believed to have been associated with individuals engaged in stone mining or quarry work, due to its possible origins related to hills or pickaxes.
Notable individuals bearing the surname Pickings have been recorded in historical documents, reflecting their involvement in diverse fields such as agriculture, mining, trade, and public service. The surname continues to be held by families across the United Kingdom and the wider world, maintaining its historical significance and heritage.
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