Miller
English, “mill.”
Edison
English, “prosperous in war” or “wealthy war.”
Faraday
English, “manly” or “strong.”
Beckham
English, “homestead by the stream” or “Becca’s homestead.”
Whittaker
English, “dweller by the white marsh.”
Marshall
Old French, “horse servant” or “farrier.”
Hathorne
English, “heath thorn.”
Rafferty
Irish, “prosperous” or “abundant.”
Harris
A diminutive of Henry.
Huxton
Modern invented with English origins.
Zeppelin
German surname.
Attwood
English surname.
Anniston
English, “Ann’s town” or “Ann’s settlement.”
Wrigley
English, “clearing by the river bend.”
Ford
English, “dweller at the ford.”
Havelock
Scandinavian, “sea competition.”
Diesel
Modern name from a German surname.
Malone
Irish, “devoted to St. John.”
Ferris
Irish, “rock, man of vigor.”
Emsley
English, “from the elmwood.”
Belmore
French and English, habitational name.
Carrigan
Celtic, “special warrior.”
Armani
Persian, “desire, goal.”
Ackerley
English, “dweller at the acre meadow.”
Crosley
English, “meadow of the cross.”
Zeller
German and Dutch, occupational surname.
Wolverson
English, “wolf settlement, son of the wolf.”
Stanton
English, “stone enclosure or settlement.”
Reeves
English, “bailiff.”
Salinger
French from Germanic, topographic or habitational surname.
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