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Surnames Starting with D: Coat of Arms & Last Name Origins (page 3 of 3)

320 family names beginning with D. Open a name to read its surname origin, its meaning and the heraldry associated with it.

  • Donahue
    Ireland

    Descendant of Donnchadh

  • Donati
    Italy

    Given (by God)

  • Donegan
    Ireland

    A descendant of the little, brown man

  • Donlan
    Ireland

    A grandson of little Domhnall (world mighty)

  • Donnelly
    Ireland

    Descendant of Donnghal ("brown valour")

  • Donner
    Germany

    A nickname or name connected with thunder

  • Donohue
    Ireland

    Descendant of Donnchadh

  • Donovan
    Ireland

    Descendant of Donnabhán

  • Dooley
    Ireland

    Descendant of the dark warrior

  • Doolittle
    England

    A nickname for an idle person

  • Doran
    Ireland

    Descendant of the exile

  • Dorfman
    Germany

    Someone who formerly lived in the village

  • Dorfmann
    Germany

    Someone who formerly lived in the village

  • Dorman
    England

    Several English and German origins

  • Dormand
    England

    The beloved, or dear, man

  • Dorn
    Germany

    Dweller by a thorn hedge

  • Dorner
    Germany

    Someone who came from Dorn (stronghold), in Worcestershire

  • Dorr
    Germany

    A descendant of Isidorus (gift of Isis)

  • Dorran
    Ireland

    The alien or foreigner

  • Dorsch
    Germany

    Someone at the sign of the cod

  • Dorsey
    Ireland

    Dark one

  • Double
    England

    A descendant of little Dob

  • Doughty
    England

    Brave or valiant

  • Douglas
    Scotland

    From Douglas in Lanarkshire ("black water")

  • Dove
    Scotland

    Dove, or dark

  • Dover
    England

    Waters

  • Dow
    Scotland

    Dark

  • Dowd
    Ireland

    Dark

  • Dowds
    Ireland

    Someone with a swarthy complexion, black

  • Dowell
    Ireland

    Dark foreigner

  • Dowling
    Ireland

    Descendant of Dúnlang

  • Downey
    Ireland

    Descendant of Dúnadhach

  • Downie
    Ireland

    Someone who came from Downie

  • Downing
    England

    Son of Dunn (dark)

  • Downs
    England

    Of the downs

  • Doyle
    Ireland

    Descendant of Dubhghall, "dark foreigner"

  • Dozier
    England

    Osier / willow

  • Drain
    Ireland

    A grandson of Drean (wren)

  • Draine
    Ireland

    A grandson of Drean (wren)

  • Drake
    England

    Dragon, or male duck

  • Draper
    England

    Cloth merchant

  • Drayton
    England

    Place where boats were dragged

  • Dreher
    Germany

    Turner (woodworker)

  • Drinkwater
    England

    Drink water

  • Driscoll
    Ireland

    Go-between, messenger

  • Driver
    England

    Driver of animals

  • Drone
    Scotland

    Someone who came from Dron (hill ridge), in Perthshire

  • Drouet
    France

    Little Drogo

  • Drozd
    Poland

    Thrush

  • Drummond
    Scotland

    Ridge

  • Drury
    England

    Sweetheart

  • Dryden
    England

    Dry valley

  • Drysdale
    Scotland

    Someone who came from Dryfesdale (valley of the Dryfe River)

  • Duarte
    Portugal

    Wealth guard

  • Dubiel
    Poland

    A fish nickname, woodcutting, or a later descriptive sense

  • Dubois
    France

    Of the wood

  • Duchesne
    France

    Of the oak

  • Duckett
    England

    A diminutive of Duke, or a pet form of Marmaduke

  • Duckworth
    England

    "enclosure with ducks"

  • Duda
    Poland

    "bagpipes"

  • Dudek
    Poland

    Hoopoe (bird)

  • Dudley
    England

    Dudda's clearing

  • Dueñas
    Spain

    From Dueñas

  • Duff
    Scotland

    Black, dark

  • Duffy
    Ireland

    Descendant of Dubhthach, "dark one"

  • Dufour
    France

    Of the oven

  • Dugan
    Ireland

    Dark / dusky

  • Duggan
    Ireland

    Descendant of Dubhagán ("little dark one")

  • Duhamel
    France

    Of the hamlet

  • Duke
    England

    Leader

  • Dumas
    France

    Of the farmstead

  • Dumont
    France

    Of the hill

  • Dumoulin
    France

    Of the mill

  • Dunbar
    Scotland

    Fort on the summit

  • Duncan
    Scotland

    Brown warrior

  • Dunham
    England

    Hill homestead

  • Dunlap
    Scotland

    From the lands of Dunlop

  • Dunlop
    Scotland

    Fort on the bend

  • Dunn
    Scotland & England

    Dark brown, swarthy

  • Dunne
    Ireland

    Descendant of Donn, "brown"

  • Dunning
    Scotland

    Place name

  • Dunstan
    England

    Dark stone

  • Dunton
    England

    Someone who came from Dunton (village on a hill)

  • Dupont
    France

    Of the bridge

  • Dupree
    England

    Of the meadow

  • Dupuis
    France

    Of the well

  • Dupuy
    France

    Of the hill

  • Durán
    Spain

    Enduring, steadfast

  • Durand
    France

    Enduring, steadfast

  • Durbin
    England

    Little deer

  • Durham
    England

    Hill island

  • Durward
    Scotland

    Someone who held the office of doorkeeper of the Abbey

  • Dustin
    England

    Someone who came from Duston (dusty homestead), in Northamptonshire

  • Duszynski
    Poland

    Someone from Duszyn or a similar village

  • Dutra
    Portugal

    From Utra (Flemish Hurtere)

  • Dutton
    England

    Dudda's farm

  • Duval
    France

    Of the valley

  • Duvall
    France

    Of the valley

  • Dwyer
    Ireland

    Descendant of the dark, sallow one

  • Dye
    England

    From Dionisia

  • Dyer
    England

    Dyer of cloth

  • Dykes
    England

    Dweller by a ditch

  • Dyson
    England

    Son of Dye

  • Dziedzic
    Poland

    "heir, landowner"

  • Dzik
    Poland

    Wild boar

  • Dziuba
    Poland

    Pockmarked

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Researched by Herald Lab Research Studio, since 1993. Coats of arms were granted to individuals, not to everyone with a surname.