TUCKERMAN
Tuckerman
Tuckerman is a British surname derived from the occupation of a "tucker" or "fuller" in medieval times. The term "tucker" refers to a person who prepares cloth by washing and thickening it, while a "fuller" works in cloth production or stands at a watermill. These occupations were significant in the textile industry during the middle ages.
The surname Tuckerman originated in England and has historical roots in various regions across the country. Families with the surname Tuckerman have been recorded in different counties, including Essex, Yorkshire, Kent, and Sussex.
Over the centuries, individuals with the surname Tuckerman have been noted for their contributions to various fields. The Tuckerman family has a rich history, and members have been involved in diverse professions, including business, academia, law, and the arts.
The surname Tuckerman continues to be present in contemporary Britain, with descendants maintaining a connection to their ancestral heritage. Notable Tuckermans have made an impact in different spheres of society, adding to the legacy and diversity of the British cultural landscape.
There are approximately 106 people named Tuckerman in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around two in a million people in Britain are named Tuckerman.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Alec
- David
- Douglas
- Gavin
- James
Female
- Christine
- Elizabeth
- Jennifer
- Victoria
- Ying
Similar and related surnames
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