Astor Rare
Means likely “hawk”, from Occitan
Likely Occitan · 807 people in the US
Beaufort Rare
Means “beautiful fort”
French (Norman) · 706 people in the US
Bonaparte Rare
Means “good” + “part, share”
Italian (Corsican) · 2,274 people in the US
Courtenay Rare
Means from curtus, “short”
Norman, from Latin · 431 people in the US
Delamere Rare
Means “of the sea”
French · 107 people in the US
Delmar Rare
Means “the pond”
Old French (Norman) · 1,184 people in the US
Deveraux Rare
Means “from Évreux”, a city in Normandy
Anglo-Norman · 503 people in the US
Devereux Rare
Means “from Évreux”, a city in Normandy
Anglo-Norman · 1,464 people in the US
Fitzroy Rare
Means “son of the king”
Anglo-Norman · 258 people in the US
Fitzwilliam Rare
Means “son of William”
Anglo-Norman · 280 people in the US
Garnier Rare
Means “to protect” + “army”
French, from Germanic · 934 people in the US
Quincy Rare
Means from Latin Quintus, “fifth-born”
Old French (Norman) · 1,012 people in the US
Reynard Rare
Means “counsel” + “hard, strong”
Old French, from Germanic · 1,050 people in the US
Aubrey Uncommon
Means from Alberich: “elf” + “ruler”
Norman, from Germanic · 4,753 people in the US
Beauchamp Uncommon
Means “beautiful field”
Old French (Norman) · 11,865 people in the US
Beaumont Uncommon
Means “beautiful mountain”
Anglo-Norman French · 4,878 people in the US
Bellamy Uncommon
Means “fair friend”
Old French (Norman) · 17,167 people in the US
Belmont Uncommon
Means “beautiful mountain”
French or Italian · 3,363 people in the US
Chastain Uncommon
Means from Old French “chestnut”
French · 13,655 people in the US
Darcy Uncommon
Means from Bois-d’Arcy in northern France
Old French (Norman) · 4,876 people in the US
Delano Uncommon
Means “from Lannoy”, from “the alderwood”
French · 5,392 people in the US
Devereaux Uncommon
Means “from Évreux”, a city in Normandy
Anglo-Norman · 3,949 people in the US
Lacroix Uncommon
Means “the cross”
French · 8,003 people in the US
Lafayette Uncommon
Means “the little beech tree”
Occitan · 2,593 people in the US
Lamar Uncommon
Means “the pool”
Old French (Norman) · 11,733 people in the US
Lavigne Uncommon
Means “the vine, the vineyard”
French · 7,204 people in the US
Lefevre Uncommon
Means “smith”
French · 5,472 people in the US
Lowell Uncommon
Means “little wolf”
Anglo-Norman · 6,569 people in the US
Mallory Uncommon
Means “unhappy, unlucky”
Old French (Norman) · 17,578 people in the US
Mortimer Uncommon
Means “dead pond”
Old French (Norman) · 5,521 people in the US
Percival Uncommon
Means from Perceval, a knight of Arthurian romance
Old French · 3,317 people in the US
Rousseau Uncommon
Means a nickname for someone with red hair
French · 8,270 people in the US
Talbot Uncommon
Means “bandit”
Old French (Norman) · 15,562 people in the US
Vernon Uncommon
Means “place of alder trees”
Gaulish, via Norman · 17,480 people in the US
Avery Common
Means from Ælfræd: “elf” + “counsel”
Anglo-Norman, from Old English · 39,564 people in the US
Bassett Common
Means a nickname for a short person
French · 20,482 people in the US
Burgess Common
Means “town-dweller”
Anglo-Norman · 73,931 people in the US
Colbert Common
Means “cool, calm” + “bright”
Germanic · 22,940 people in the US
Corbin Common
Means a nickname from “crow”
Anglo-Norman · 26,876 people in the US
Courtney Common
Means from curtus, “short”
Old French (Norman) · 27,205 people in the US
Curtis Common
Means “polite, courteous”
Old French · 101,801 people in the US
Delaney Common
Means “from the alder grove”
Old French (Norman) · 33,218 people in the US
Dorsey Common
Means “of Orsay”, a town in France
Norman · 43,631 people in the US
Fitzgerald Common
Means “son of Gerald”
Hiberno-Norman · 75,356 people in the US
Gilbert Common
Means “pledge” + “bright, famous”
Old French, from Germanic · 114,940 people in the US
Grant Common
Means “large”
Anglo-Norman · 142,277 people in the US
Gray Common
Means a nickname for someone with grey hair or beard
English & Norman · 246,116 people in the US
Lambert Common
Means “land” + “bright”
Old French, from Germanic · 93,678 people in the US
Lovell Common
Means “little wolf”
Anglo-Norman · 21,171 people in the US
Montgomery Common
Means “Gomeric’s hill”
Norman French · 115,953 people in the US
Paige Common
Means “page”, a young servant
Old French · 20,063 people in the US
Raines Common
Means from Reims, the French town
Anglo-Norman · 21,518 people in the US
Russell Common
Means a nickname for someone with red hair
Anglo-Norman · 221,558 people in the US
Seymour Common
Means from Saint-Maur, a place in Normandy
Old French (Norman) · 25,436 people in the US
Wallace Common
Means “foreign”: a byname for a Welshman or Breton
Anglo-Norman · 197,276 people in the US
Belcourt Rare
French · 604 people in the US
Bellerose Rare
French · 619 people in the US
Clairmont Rare
English · 1,401 people in the US
Delacour Rare
128 people in the US
Delacroix Rare
193 people in the US
Delafield Rare
340 people in the US
Delaine Rare
French · 670 people in the US
Delancey Rare
2,229 people in the US
Duchamp Rare
147 people in the US
Duquesne Rare
French · 114 people in the US
Harcourt Rare
1,091 people in the US
Lestrange Rare
428 people in the US
Richelieu Rare
215 people in the US
Villiers Rare
French · 181 people in the US
Beauregard Uncommon
French · 5,078 people in the US
Bettencourt Uncommon
French · 7,365 people in the US
Bouchard Uncommon
French · 13,154 people in the US
Charbonneau Uncommon
4,617 people in the US
Chevalier Uncommon
6,431 people in the US
Dumont Uncommon
6,748 people in the US
Durand Uncommon
8,729 people in the US
Fontaine Uncommon
French · 11,901 people in the US
Gautier Uncommon
2,505 people in the US
Giroux Uncommon
French · 4,885 people in the US
Guerin Uncommon
French · 6,291 people in the US
Jardine Uncommon
3,973 people in the US
Larue Uncommon
French · 11,757 people in the US
Laurent Uncommon
French · 6,665 people in the US
Marchand Uncommon
French · 6,610 people in the US
Martel Uncommon
9,056 people in the US
Montague Uncommon
11,258 people in the US
Moreau Uncommon
9,035 people in the US
Percy Uncommon
Old French · 4,226 people in the US
Blanchard Common
French · 37,695 people in the US
Broussard Common
French · 26,971 people in the US
Dubois Common
French · 23,366 people in the US
Leblanc Common
French · 42,575 people in the US
Oliver Common
Old French · 115,900 people in the US
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