Asels is used as a family name or surname in England. It is 5 characters long in length.
The is a variation of Hasell. Hasle, a township in Yorkshire.
Asels is the variant of Hazel. Dweller at, or near, the hazel bushes.
Variation of Hassel. One who came from Hassel, i.e., place where hazel trees grew, the name of several places in Germany; one who came from Hassall meaning "witches' corner," in Cheshire; dweller near a hazel tree.
Asels is a form of the Hassall. A township in Cheshire gave name to a great family.
Form of Hassell. 1. From the Christian name Asceline; so Ansell from Anselm. In the Hundred Rolls, Fil'Acelini, Acellin, Acelyn. 2. Local: De Hassell, county of Oxon. Hundred Rolls.
The variant form of Halsewell. Halsewell, county of Devon, was possessed by the family surnamed from it De Halsewell, almost from the period of the Conquest, and it still belongs to their descendant, Colonel Kemeys-Tynte, whose ancestor married the heiress in the XVII century.