Type your answer here... Wilson is Anglo-Saxon (English) and originated as "the son of Will," or "Will's son," before there were surnames to identify people.
For example, "Robert, the son of Will" would morph into "Robert Wilson" when surnames came into common use.
Linguistically, the name Wilson is English.
Wilson is a surname of Scottish origin. Earliest records (early 1400s) are to found in Berwickshire.
The name Wilson is English, Scottish, and northern Irish. It means son of or related to Will, a common medieval short form of William.
Tomaszewski is a Polish surname.
Doyle is a surname of Irish origin.
The Buttigieg surname comes from Malta.
The surname Dupree is French in origin.
Munster, Ireland is where the Brick surname originates.
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Jacqueline Wilson got the idea for Tracy Beaker's surname from a street sign she saw called 'Beckett'. She liked the sound of it and decided to use a similar name for Tracy, combining "Beckett" with a different spelling to create the character's memorable surname.
The surname is typically spelled Wilson (e.g. President Woodrow Wilson).
rita wilson's mothers name was dorothy .she was greek
Well, obviously her parents gave her her first name, and she got the surname Wilson when she married Miller Wilson, but they are divorced now. Her surname before she got married to Miller was Aitken.
Any name can go with the surname Wilson, but in US history the name most commonly associated with Wilson is Woodrow. Woodrow Wilson was President of the United States before and during World War 1.
MacMillan or Wilson.
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Rebus is a Polish surname.