Origin and Meaning of Fillmore

Strong and courageous

Origin: English - Derived from the Old English elements 'fille,' meaning 'to fill,' and 'mor,' meaning 'moor' or 'marsh.' The name could imply a place that is rich or fertile.

• Fillmore is notably recognized as a surname of political significance, particularly associated with Millard Fillmore, the 13th President of the United States.
• The name has historical roots in several English-speaking countries, often found in connection to locations or geographical features.
• Apart from its association with Millard Fillmore, the name has been borne by various local figures and is represented in popular culture, most notably in a famous animated series with a character named Fillmore.
• While Fillmore is not particularly common as a first name, it has seen vestiges of popularity in certain regions and is often used as a surname.
• Variations and related names include Fillmore as a surname, and less commonly, diminutive forms such as 'Fil' or 'More.'