RAWLENCE
Rawlence
Rawlence is a relatively uncommon surname of English origin, believed to have derived from the medieval personal name 'Ralyn' or 'Raleyn'. The name is associated with the counties of Wiltshire and Somerset in South West England, where several families bearing the surname have been historically recorded.
The Rawlence surname has undergone various spelling variations over the centuries, including Rawlins, Rawlings, and Rawlence. This linguistic evolution can be attributed to factors such as regional accents and dialects prevalent in different areas where the surname was adopted.
Individuals with the surname Rawlence have been documented in various records and archives, suggesting the presence of familial lineages bearing this name across different periods in English history. The surname may be associated with individuals of diverse professions and societal roles, reflecting the varied occupations pursued by people sharing this surname in the past.
The etymology and historical distribution of the Rawlence surname underline its significance within the broader tapestry of British surnames. Though not as widespread as some other names, Rawlence nonetheless retains a distinct place in the genealogical landscape of Great Britain. Further research into specific family histories and genealogical records may provide deeper insights into the origins and characteristics of the Rawlence surname and the families associated with it.
There are approximately 59 people named Rawlence in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Rawlence.
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