Weisfeld - Weltmer

Most Comon Surname in this Range: Wells

Wells is a surname with English roots with three sources. There are several places called Well or Wells in England and described people from that town. Wells also comes from the Olde English word “waella”, meaning a spring and would describe a person who lives near a spring or well. Wells also started as an occupational name for a person in charge of the village spring.

2nd most Common Surname in this Range: Weiss

Weiss is a German surname dating back to medieval times. Weiss means white in German and started out as a name for child with light hair or a pale complexion but was also a nickname for a person with white hair. At that time, to live long enough to get white hair (past forty), was a feat. Weiss was also an ethnic term for a Viking.

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