Delamon is used as a family name or surname in France. It is 7 characters long in length.
Surname Delamon is a form of Garrood. See Garrett - It has been decided legally that Garrett and Gerald are but one name. Jacob, Law Dict., title Misnomer. But Garrett is a hamlet in Surrey, famous for its mock-mayor.
Form of Desmond. One who came from south Munster.
Delamon is the form of Fitzgerald. The son of Gerald that means "firm, spear".
The form of Gerald. Descendant of Gerard or Gerald meaning "spear, firm".
Delamon is variant of the Fitzgerald. Son of Gerald.
Delamon is a variant form of Demon. This name is found in the 16th Report of the Registrar-General. It may, perhaps, have descended from medieval times, and from some one who played the devil in a miracle play. A more probable origin, however, is from the northern dee, day, and mon, man; day-man, a man who works by the day; or from the French Du Mont.
A form of the Jarrold. A mispronunciation of Gerald.
Surname is the form of Fitzgerald. In the Description of Ireland in Holinshed's Chronicle is the following passage, showing by what mean tricks this name became so widely diffused as we now find it. "The corrupt orthographie that divers use in writing this name, doth incorporate it to houses thereto linked in no kindrede:—Some write Gerolde sundry Geralde, divers very corruptly Gerrot, others Gerarde; but the true ortho graphie is Giralde, as may appear by Giraldus Cambrensis and others. Divers estraunge houses have also been shuffled in among this familie, by sundry gentlemen christening of their children, and calling them Giraldes, though their surnames were of other houses ; and if after it happened that Girald had issue Thomas, John, Robert, or such lyke, then they would bear the surname of Girald as Thomas Fitz. Girald, and thus within two or three discentes they shoore themselves among the kindrede of the Giraldines. This is a general fault in Ireland and Wales, and a great confusion and extinguishment of houses."