Origin | |
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Word/name | Anglo-Saxon |
Region of origin | England |
Other names | |
Variant form(s) | numerous |
Northcutt is a surname originating as a toponymic surname in England. It may be traced as far back to Devon in the year 1103 at Northcote manor,[1] and may be translated in Old English as norð ‘north’ + cot ‘cottage’, ‘shelter’.[2]
A new manor was built beside the ruins of the original Northcote manor, which still exists today in North Devonshire,[3] and the first officially recorded resident of the "north cottage" in Devonshire was one Nicholas de Northicote in the year 1199.[4]
There are a wide variety of spelling variations on the 'Northcutt' surname that have evolved over time and geography. These include: