SCULTHORP
Sculthorp
Sculthorp is a surname of British origin, typically found in the regions of Norfolk and East Anglia. The name is believed to be locational in nature, originating from the village of Sculthorpe, located in Norfolk, England. The village's name derives from the Old Norse words "skol" and "porp," meaning "wood or group of huts."
Individuals bearing the surname Sculthorp are known to have a rich heritage rooted in the rural landscapes of Norfolk. Over the centuries, families with the Sculthorp surname have been involved in various occupations, including agriculture, trades, and local governance.
The Sculthorp surname is relatively rare, contributing to its distinctiveness within British genealogy. Those with the Sculthorp name can trace their ancestry to the historic village of Sculthorpe and the surrounding Norfolk countryside, reflecting a connection to the land and traditions of East Anglia.
There are approximately 70 people named Sculthorp in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Sculthorp.
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