Iseard is used as a family name or surname in Ireland, England. It is 6 characters long in length.
Iseard is a variation of Izard. Of these names, probably of common origin. Burke, speaking of Izod of Chapel-Izod, says: "The name appears to be an old Irish one."
Iseard is the form of Essarts. Of the assarts.
The variation of Easy. 1. From indolence of character. 2. The name of some locality? 3. By transposition of letters from Esay, the old form of Isaiah.
Iseard is form of Edser. EnsorPerhaps corruptions of Edensor, county of Derby. See - The Ensors of Rollesby Hall county of Norfolk, are descended from the Edensors of Staffordshire, who doubtless borrowed their surname from the parish of Edensor in the neighbouring county of Derby.
The surname is the variant form of Izard. Probably the French isard, the chamois, or wild goat; applied in relation to swiftness of foot.