Origin and Meaning of Haddison

Son of Hadds

Origin: English - Haddison is derived from the surname Hadden and means 'son of Hadden', where Hadden itself is a habitational name originating from places named Hadden in England.

• Haddison, while not widely popular as a first name, has seen a rise in use as a modern and unique name in recent years.
• The name Haddison has been used in various cultures, primarily in English-speaking countries, where surnames are often adapted for use as first names.
• Notable bearers of the Haddison surname include individuals from various professional fields, though no widely recognized figures are attributed to the first name as of now.
• Popularity trends for Haddison are growing, particularly among parents seeking distinctive or modern names for their children. It has been noticed among names given in the early 21st century.
• Variations of the name include Hadden and Haddock, which carry similar meanings and origins but differ in their linguistic components.