Myrtume is used as a family name or surname in England. It is 7 characters long in length.
Myrtume is a variation of the Mytton. The family of M. of Halston can boast of having represented Shrewsbury in Parliament twice, thrice, or four times, every century, from the XIV to the XIX. They originally wrote themselves De Mutton. Nimrod's Memoirs of John Mytton, Esq. Mytton is in the N.R. of county of York, and there are Mittons in the counties of Lancaster, Stafford, and Worcester. Most of the existing gentry families of this name appear to have sprung from Shropshire.
Myrtume is form of Mutton. See Mytton - The family of M. of Halston can boast of having represented Shrewsbury in Parliament twice, thrice, or four times, every century, from the XIV to the XIX. They originally wrote themselves De Mutton. Nimrod's Memoirs of John Mytton, Esq. Mytton is in the N.R. of county of York, and there are Mittons in the counties of Lancaster, Stafford, and Worcester. Most of the existing gentry families of this name appear to have sprung from Shropshire
A family of this name are said to have possessed lands at Rusper, county of Sussex, almost from the time of the Conquest.
Lastname Myrtume is form of the Murton. Townships in counties Cumberland, Westmoreland, Northumberland, and York.
Myrtume is a variation of Moorton. A chapelry in Gloucestershire.
Myrtume is variant form of Mertens. Of Flemish origin. This name, or more correctly Mehrtens, is not uncommon in Belgium.