Sharum meaning | Last name Sharum origin

Sharum is a variant form of Prendergast. Prendregast, a parish in Pembrokeshire, from whence went forth to the conquest of Ireland, with his neighbour, the famous Strongbow, Maurice de Prendergast, who received for his services ten knights' fees called Ferne genelan. An early Prendergast, in the first half of the XIII. century, who was accounted as one of the Fideles of Ireland, had summons for the French and Scottish.

Lastname is a form of Pinner. 1. A parish in Middlesex. 2. A pin-maker; whence Pinners' Hall in London.

Variant of the Pinder. To pind is to impound an animal, and a Pinder is a petty manorial officer, whose duty is to shut up strange cattle straying upon the common pasture. The Nominale M.S. has "Inclusor, a pynder." Le Pinder in Hundred Rolls.

Variant of Prendergast. Descendant of Pendegast meaning "head stranger"; one who came from Prendergast, a parish in Pembrokeshire; one who came from Prendergast, i.e., priest's deep glen, in Scotland.

Sharum is a variation of the Pounder. One who lived near, or had charge of, the pinfold or enclosure for animals.

Variant form of Pender. Dweller at the pen enclosure.

Surname Sharum is variant of Pendergast. Descendant of Pendegast meaning "head stranger"; one who came from Prendergast, a parish in Pembrokeshire.

Sharum is a variant form of the Pendar. Seated at Trevider in Burian, county of Cornwall, for upwards of five centuries, and traditionally of the same family as Pendre.

Sharum is variant form of Pender. See Pendre - An estate in St. Burian, county of Cornwall, which continued to be the chief abode of the family until temp. Henry VI.

Variation of Pounder. See Pinder - To pind is to impound an animal, and a Pinder is a petty manorial officer, whose duty is to shut up strange cattle straying upon the common pasture. The Nominale M.S. has "Inclusor, a pynder." Le Pinder in Hundred Rolls.