YourFolks.com home page

History and origin of the Smith family

Similar surnames: Smit , Smithe , Smithers , Smyth , Smythe

See the list of all Smith

Marriages of the Smith family

Our database contains 12431 marriages of the Smith family

Here are a few examples. Sign up for free or log in to do more research.






















Do more research

Start your family tree for free

Trace the history of your family

Create my family tree

Genealogy by our experts

Get a beautiful tree effortlessly

See our tree models


In addition to marriages we have 42115 other documents for the Smith family



Origin of last name Smith

SMITH - from the Old English 'smið' which means 'someone who works with metal', surname of a blacksmith. The most common surname in England, Australia and the United States, and the second most popular in Canada.

Origin of last name Smith submitted by YourFolks.com

Submitted by YourFolks.com

Vote for this text 2


SMITH - Originally derives from 'smið' in Old English which means ‘one who works in metal’. Or, from 'smite' which referred to ‘the occupation of being a warrior’, more specifically to the guards of the local lord.

Origin of last name Smith submitted by YourFolks.com

Submitted by YourFolks.com

Vote for this text 0


Submit a text

Pioneers of the Smith family

For the moment, no text has been submitted for this family.


Famous personalities of the Smith family

For the moment, no text has been submitted for this family.


Start your family tree for free

Trace the history of your family

Create my family tree

Genealogy by our experts

Get a beautiful tree effortlessly

See our tree models

Logo

Contact us

Write us
1 888 868-0005

P.O.Box 62007 CP La Pérade
3440 Ch.des Quatre-Bourgeois
Quebec, Qc G1W 4Z2

Logo

Contact us

Write us
1 888 868-0005

P.O.Box 62007 CP La Pérade
3440 Ch.des Quatre-Bourgeois
Quebec, Qc G1W 4Z2

Copyright©2024

Last update: 2023-10-10

YourFolks.com uses cookies for content personalization purposes in its various services. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use. Get more
YourFolks.com uses cookies to help you. Get more