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.
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DonahueIreland
Descendant of Donnchadh
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DonatiItaly
Given (by God)
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DoneganIreland
A descendant of the little, brown man
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DonlanIreland
A grandson of little Domhnall (world mighty)
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DonnellyIreland
Descendant of Donnghal ("brown valour")
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DonnerGermany
A nickname or name connected with thunder
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DonohueIreland
Descendant of Donnchadh
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DonovanIreland
Descendant of Donnabhán
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DooleyIreland
Descendant of the dark warrior
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DoolittleEngland
A nickname for an idle person
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DoranIreland
Descendant of the exile
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DorfmanGermany
Someone who formerly lived in the village
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DorfmannGermany
Someone who formerly lived in the village
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DormanEngland
Several English and German origins
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DormandEngland
The beloved, or dear, man
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DornGermany
Dweller by a thorn hedge
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DornerGermany
Someone who came from Dorn (stronghold), in Worcestershire
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DorrGermany
A descendant of Isidorus (gift of Isis)
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DorranIreland
The alien or foreigner
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DorschGermany
Someone at the sign of the cod
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DorseyIreland
Dark one
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DoubleEngland
A descendant of little Dob
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DoughtyEngland
Brave or valiant
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DouglasScotland
From Douglas in Lanarkshire ("black water")
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DoveScotland
Dove, or dark
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DoverEngland
Waters
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DowScotland
Dark
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DowdIreland
Dark
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DowdsIreland
Someone with a swarthy complexion, black
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DowellIreland
Dark foreigner
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DowlingIreland
Descendant of Dúnlang
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DowneyIreland
Descendant of Dúnadhach
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DownieIreland
Someone who came from Downie
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DowningEngland
Son of Dunn (dark)
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DownsEngland
Of the downs
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DoyleIreland
Descendant of Dubhghall, "dark foreigner"
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DozierEngland
Osier / willow
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DrainIreland
A grandson of Drean (wren)
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DraineIreland
A grandson of Drean (wren)
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DrakeEngland
Dragon, or male duck
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DraperEngland
Cloth merchant
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DraytonEngland
Place where boats were dragged
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DreherGermany
Turner (woodworker)
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DrinkwaterEngland
Drink water
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DriscollIreland
Go-between, messenger
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DriverEngland
Driver of animals
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DroneScotland
Someone who came from Dron (hill ridge), in Perthshire
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DrouetFrance
Little Drogo
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DrozdPoland
Thrush
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DrummondScotland
Ridge
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DruryEngland
Sweetheart
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DrydenEngland
Dry valley
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DrysdaleScotland
Someone who came from Dryfesdale (valley of the Dryfe River)
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DuartePortugal
Wealth guard
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DubielPoland
A fish nickname, woodcutting, or a later descriptive sense
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DuboisFrance
Of the wood
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DuchesneFrance
Of the oak
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DuckettEngland
A diminutive of Duke, or a pet form of Marmaduke
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DuckworthEngland
"enclosure with ducks"
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DudaPoland
"bagpipes"
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DudekPoland
Hoopoe (bird)
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DudleyEngland
Dudda's clearing
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DueñasSpain
From Dueñas
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DuffScotland
Black, dark
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DuffyIreland
Descendant of Dubhthach, "dark one"
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DufourFrance
Of the oven
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DuganIreland
Dark / dusky
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DugganIreland
Descendant of Dubhagán ("little dark one")
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DuhamelFrance
Of the hamlet
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DukeEngland
Leader
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DumasFrance
Of the farmstead
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DumontFrance
Of the hill
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DumoulinFrance
Of the mill
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DunbarScotland
Fort on the summit
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DuncanScotland
Brown warrior
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DunhamEngland
Hill homestead
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DunlapScotland
From the lands of Dunlop
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DunlopScotland
Fort on the bend
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DunnScotland & England
Dark brown, swarthy
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DunneIreland
Descendant of Donn, "brown"
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DunningScotland
Place name
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DunstanEngland
Dark stone
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DuntonEngland
Someone who came from Dunton (village on a hill)
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DupontFrance
Of the bridge
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DupreeEngland
Of the meadow
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DupuisFrance
Of the well
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DupuyFrance
Of the hill
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DuránSpain
Enduring, steadfast
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DurandFrance
Enduring, steadfast
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DurbinEngland
Little deer
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DurhamEngland
Hill island
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DurwardScotland
Someone who held the office of doorkeeper of the Abbey
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DustinEngland
Someone who came from Duston (dusty homestead), in Northamptonshire
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DuszynskiPoland
Someone from Duszyn or a similar village
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DutraPortugal
From Utra (Flemish Hurtere)
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DuttonEngland
Dudda's farm
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DuvalFrance
Of the valley
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DuvallFrance
Of the valley
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DwyerIreland
Descendant of the dark, sallow one
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DyeEngland
From Dionisia
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DyerEngland
Dyer of cloth
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DykesEngland
Dweller by a ditch
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DysonEngland
Son of Dye
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DziedzicPoland
"heir, landowner"
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DzikPoland
Wild boar
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DziubaPoland
Pockmarked
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Every surname can be researched, even if it isn't listed here.
Researched by Herald Lab Research Studio, since 1993. Coats of arms were granted to individuals, not to everyone with a surname.