Heighmon is used as a family name or surname in Ireland, England. It is 8 characters long in length.
Variant form of Heasman. Hyseman was an Anglo-Saxon baptismal name, Hysemannes Thorn.
The lastname Heighmon is a variant of the Hayman. Hay signifies both a hedge and what it encloses; hence Hayman and Hayer probably sometimes mean the same as Hayward. But the Irish family of Hayman or Heyman deduce their pedigree from Rollo, the founder of Normandy, through the Creveccurs, one of whom, Haimon de C., had a son Robert, who assumed his father's baptismal name as a surname, which he transmitted to his posterity. B.L.G.
The surname Heighmon is variation of the Hayman. One who made, repaired or trimmed hedges.
The Heighmon is the variation of Heyman. Descendant of Hagimar meaning "hedged place, famous"; May also be a variant of Heiman.