Origin and Meaning of Allson

Son of the noble one

Origin: English - Allson is a surname of English origin, derived from the given name 'Allan' or 'Alan' meaning 'noble' combined with the suffix -son, which indicates 'son of'.

• Allson is a relatively uncommon name, making it unique and distinctive while still retaining traditional roots.
• The name is often associated with Anglo-Saxon heritage and is primarily used in English-speaking countries.
• There are notable bearers of the name, including figures in contemporary literature and business, though fewer in historical records compared to more common variants.
• The popularity of the name Allson has fluctuated over the years but remains significantly less common than its root name Alan.
• Variations of the name include Allison (often used for females), Allan, Alan, and Alson, with Allison being much more popular in modern naming trends.