Naster is used as a family name or surname in England. It is 6 characters long in length.
Naster is a variant form of Ness. Anglo-Saxon and Danish, nas, German nase, a nose; also a promontory, as Dengeness in Kent, and the Naze in Norway. This occurs as a termination in several names, as Longness, Thickness, Filtness, which may refer to some peculiarity in the noses of the original bearers. More probably, however, they are local.
A variant form of Nes. Of Nes, i.e., cape, promontory.
Surname Naster is a variation of VanNes. Dweller near, or on, the cape or headland; one who came from Nes, i.e., headland, the name of several villages in Holland; dweller near an ash tree.
The lastname is the variant form of Ness. Dweller at a promontory or headland, or on low marshy ground.
Lastname is variant form of Neff. A nephew.
Lastname Naster is the variant form of the Nos. Of Ours.
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Immigrants to US
From Germany
Johann Naster was 17 years old when he migrated to United States on May 21, 1872. He lived in Germany where he worked as painter and took Silesia from Hamburg & Havre.