Ellwart is used as a family name or surname in Ireland, England. It is 7 characters long in length.
The lastname is the variant of Ellard. Elard, an Anglo-Saxon personal name.
The is a variant form of the Aylward. Ælward and Ailward were personal names before 1086.
The family name Ellwart is variation of Alward. Variant of Alford meaning one who came from a place named Alford which means the alder ford, or the ford of Ealdgyth.
A variant form of the Aylward. Descendant of Aylward meaning noble, guardian.
Family name Ellwart is a variant of the Ellard. Descendant of Alward or Elward meaning "elf guardian," or of Eliard meaning "little Elias".
Ellwart is the variant form of Ellwood. See Elwood - Several tenants in chief in Domesday are called Alwoldus or Aldwold, a contraction of the Anglo-Saxon Æthelwald. A border clan of Elwood existed temp. Elizabeth. In a MS. tract copied in Archäologia, XXII., 168, it is stated in reference to Liddesdale, that "the strength of this country consisteth two surnames of Armestronges and Elwoodes."
A variant of the Hallward. The keeper of a hall.
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Immigrants to US
From Germany
Carl Ellwart was 26 years old when he migrated to USA on July 17, 1850. He lived in Reutlingen, Wurtemberg where he worked as doctor of medicine and took Albert from Bremen. Anton Ellwart, 11 years old Auguste Ellwart, 37 years old Johann Ellwart, 3 years old Leon Ellwart, Rosalie Ellwart, are others that migrated to US.