TYLOR
Tylor
Tylor is a British surname of Old English origin, derived from the male given name 'Tila', meaning 'tile-maker' or 'tile-layer'. The surname is classified as a toponymic name, indicating a person's origin or association with a particular place.
The presence of the surname Tylor can be traced back to medieval times in England, particularly in the regions of Yorkshire, Lancashire, and Somerset. The surname has evolved over time, with various spelling variations such as Tyler, Tailor, and Tayler.
Throughout history, bearers of the surname Tylor have been associated with various occupations, including carpentry, masonry, and textile work. The name has also been linked to individuals involved in the manufacturing of tiles. Notable individuals with the surname Tylor include scholars, artists, and professionals across different fields.
The Tylor surname has seen variations in spelling due to regional dialects and historical factors. It has remained a distinctive and prominent surname within the British Isles, reflecting the diverse origins and occupations of its bearers.
Typical given names associated with the Tylor surname
Male
- Joseph
- Paul
Female
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There are approximately 94 people named Tylor in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Tylor.
Famous people named Tylor
- Edward Burnett Tylor - Anthropologist (1832 to 1917)
- Theodore Tylor - Chess player, knighted for services to the blind (1900 to 1968)
- Charles Tylor - Writer (1816 to 1902)
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