| Name |
|
Origin |
|
Meaning |
| Popkin |
|
English
|
| The son of Robert, from nickname Hob,... |
| Popkins |
|
English
|
| The son of Robert, from nickname Hob,... |
| Popkiss |
|
English
|
| The son of Robert, from nickname Hob,... |
| Poplar |
|
English
|
| Local At the poplar, from residence t... |
| Pople |
|
English
|
| Local: At the popple-tree, from resid... |
| Poppinger |
|
English
|
| Nickname: The popinjay, i.e. the talk... |
| Popple |
|
English
|
| Local: At the popple-tree, from resid... |
| Poppleton |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Poppleton, a parish in West... |
| Popplewell |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Popplewell, literally 'the ... |
| Poppwell |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Popplewell, literally 'the ... |
| Porch |
|
English
|
| Local: At the porch. Medieval English... |
| Porcher |
|
English
|
| The porker. a swineherd, lardiner, a ... |
| Porrett |
|
English
|
| The son of Peter, from French Pierre,... |
| Porritt |
|
English
|
| The son of Peter, from Pierre, diminu... |
| Porson |
|
English
|
| The son of Paul, a well known Yorkshi... |
| Port |
|
English
|
| Nickname: An abbreviation of de la Po... |
| Portbury |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Portbury, a parish in count... |
| Portch |
|
English
|
| Local: At the porch. Medieval English... |
| Porteous |
|
English
|
| Nickname: 'Port-horse,' i.e. a pack-h... |
| Porter |
|
English
|
| The porter, a carrier, from French 'p... |
| Porteus |
|
English
|
| Nickname: 'Port-horse,' i.e. a pack-h... |
| Portigall |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Portugal. An immigrant from... |
| Portingale |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Portugal. An immigrant from... |
| Portingdon |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Portington, a township in t... |
| Portington |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Portington, a township in t... |
| Portman |
|
English
|
| The port-man, equivalent to Portreve. |
