Nachtind meaning | Last name Nachtind origin

Nachtind is the variation of O'Naughton. An ancient Irish sept of county of Galway, located about the country now comprised in the baronies of Leitrim and Longford.

A variant of Noughton. Perhaps from Nowton or Newton, county of Suffolk.

Nachtind is the variant form of Naughton. Grandson of Neachtan meaning "the pure one".

Surname is the variant of McNaughton. The son of Neachdain or Neachtan meaning "the pure one".

Surname Nachtind is the form of Norton. One who came from Norton, i.e., the homestead or village north of another, the name of several villages in England.

Family name Nachtind is the variation of Norton. The Gazetteer mentions between forty and fifty parishes, townships, etc., so called, and there are hundreds of farms and minor localities. The word means simply—the northern homestead or enclosure, and corresponds to Sutton, Easton, and Weston. The original name of Lord Grantley's familywas Coigniers, until temp. Edward II, when Roger C. married the heiress of Norton, of Norton, county of York, and their son took the maternal name.