Renalls is used as a family name or surname in Ireland, England. It is 7 characters long in length.
The lastname is a variation of Reynell. See Reynolds - From Rainhold, a Teutonic personal name of great antiquity. Several tenants in chief in Domesday are called Rainaldus.— Reynell, Reynard, Reynardson, Rennals, with perhaps Renn, Rainey, Rennie, Renny, and Rennison, are modifications and diminutives
The Reynells of Ogwell, county of Devon, traced their pedigree to Sir Richard Reynell, of Pyttney, county of Somerset, who flourished in the reigns of Henry II and Richard I, and had the custody of the castles of Launceston and Exeter.
Renalls is the variant of Renolds. The same as Reynolds - From Rainhold, a Teutonic personal name of great antiquity. Several tenants in chief in Domesday are called Rainaldus.— Reynell, Reynard, Reynardson, Rennals, with perhaps Renn, Rainey, Rennie, Renny, and Rennison, are modifications and diminutives.
A variant form of Reynolds. Descendant of Reginald or Regenweald meaning "counsel, force".
Renalls is variant of Crandall. One who came from Crondall meaning "a hollow," in Hampshire; dweller in a valley frequented by cranes.
A variant of McReynolds. The son of Regiald meaning "powerful, force".
Family name is variation of the Rennals. See Reynolds - From Rainhold, a Teutonic personal name of great antiquity. Several tenants in chief in Domesday are called Rainaldus.— Reynell, Reynard, Reynardson, Rennals, with perhaps Renn, Rainey, Rennie, Renny, and Rennison, are modifications and diminutives.
Renalls is variation of Reynolds. From Rainhold, a Teutonic personal name of great antiquity. Several tenants in chief in Domesday are called Rainaldus.— Reynell, Reynard, Reynardson, Rennals, with perhaps Renn, Rainey, Rennie, Renny, and Rennison, are modifications and diminutives.