Berryman

An Old English surname, which might have once referred to either someone who lived or worked in a fortified manor house, or someone who lived in a borough or town. Alternatively, it may have been given to a fruit seller or picker, to a farmer who grew barley, or to someone who carried in the harvest.

Pronounced BER-ee-man.

As of October 2026, Berryman ranked #4261 for boys in US births in 1927 SSA, peaked at #3912 for boys in 1921.