Origin and Meaning of Stratton

From the street town

Origin: Old English - Derived from the Old English elements 'straet', meaning 'street', and 'tun', meaning 'town or settlement'.

• Stratton is both a surname and a given name, often linked to notable geographic locations such as Stratton in Cornwall, England.
• In the United Kingdom, Stratton is often associated with several villages and communities, further solidifying its roots in English culture.
• Notable bearers include Stratton Leopold, an American film producer and executive, and Stratton Street, a prominent location in London.
• While not among the most common names, Stratton has seen periodic interest as both a first name and last name in the United States, particularly in upscale communities.
• Variations of the name are less common but can include surnames like Stratton and diminutives like Strat, which are used more informally.