Muldrow
English · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Muldrow
Muldrow is a surname of English origin, derived from "mull" (a promontory or headland) and "row" (a row of houses or settlement), literally meaning "settlement by the headland." The name is primarily associated with Anglo-Saxon and Scottish heritage, particularly from regions in Scotland where geographical surnames were common, with notable historical use among families in the British Isles and later among American settlers.
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Etymology
Muldrow is a surname of English origin, derived from "mull" (a promontory or headland) and "row" (a row of houses or settlement), literally meaning "settlement by the headland." The name is primarily associated with Anglo-Saxon and Scottish heritage, particularly from regions in Scotland where geographical surnames were common, with notable historical use among families in the British Isles and later among American settlers.
Muldrow currently ranks #4,105 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1923.
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