Athull is used as a family name or surname in England. It is 6 characters long in length.
Athull is the variant of Atwell. See Wells - 1. Towns in counties Somerset and Norfolk. 2. A pluralization of Well.
The family name is the form of Atwell. Dweller at aa well, spring or stream.
Form of Atthill. See Hill - From residence upon one. Its medieval form is Atte -Hill. The London Direct, has more than two hundred traders of this name, besides about one-eighth of that number in the pluralized form of Hills. The most distinguished family of this name, the Hills of Hawkstone (Vis count Hill), deduce themselves from Hugh de la Hulle ('of the Hill'), who held the estate of Court of Hill in the parish of Burford, county of Salop, temp. Richard I. The Hills of Stallington, county of Stafford, are descended from the family of De Monte, of Castle Morton, county of Worcester, and they bore that name till the XV century, when it was anglicized to Hyll.
Athull is the variant of the Eatwell. Probably from Etwall, a parish in Derbyshire.