No. It is an old Irish name. It seems to have been the name of a Roman Missionary to Britain in ancient times *See the Village in Cardiff, Wales, "St. Fagans", but there is no suggestion that the modern surname Fagan is derived from this British origin.
It seems to be a separate name in Ireland "O Faodhagain", and the anglicised version of this seems to be where the modern name has derived from. There is some suggestion that the Irish name is derived from Norman ancestry, but no suggestion that it has any sort of Viking origin. Sorry.
Currently most traces of Blanton origin come from Scotland and from reading the surname came about from Blenken from when the Vikings settled in Scotland. So essentially the very start is from the people or Norway.
its from ireland
Kasey Fagan, Sami Fagan, Haley Fagan, Cole Fagan, Cameron Fagan, Jack Fagan
No. they did not come before them. the Pyramids of Giza come right after the vikings.
the vikings came from Scandinavia
In the US, anyone could create a family crest if they wanted one. As a result there is no single crest for any particular surname.
Rebus is a Polish surname.
surname landman origin
Heather Fagan is 6'.
Mr. Fagan
The English surname Bryant is a variant spelling of Bryan; from the Celtic personal name Brian. The Irish name Brian was introduced into England by the Vikings before the Norman Conquest.
The Buttigieg surname comes from Malta.