Dyston is used as a family name or surname in England. It is 6 characters long in length.
The variant form of the Dyson. The son of Dy or Dye, pet forms of Dionysus who is the Grecian god of wine.
Surname is the variation of Tyson. The son of Ty, a variant of Dye, a pet form of Dionysius, i.e., the Grecian god of wine; the son of Tys, a pet form of Matthias meaning "gift of Jehovah"; one who kindles strife or mischief.
The variation of Tyssen. Of Flemish origin, and resident at Ghent, and afterwards at Flushing, in Holland, about the commencement of the XVII century. Daniel Tyssen, of the latter town, married Apollonia Ridley, a grand-niece of Nicholas Ridley, bishop of London, who suffered in the Marian persecution. By her he had a son, who settled in London, and was naturalized by Act of Parliament in 1689.