vintageluvs's list "Puritan Surnames" of 20 great name ideas: Goffe - Hulbirt!

Puritan Surnames

These are the surnames of the passengers on the Winthrop Fleet according to Col. Charles E. Banks. I used http://www.winthropsociety.com/settlers.php as a resource for the compilation of this list. One thing preps do love is the use of their preppy surnames, and what's more preppy than Puritans? Enjoy! 

Goffe

Goldthwaite

Gosnall

Gosse

Goulworth

Gridley

Gyver

Hammon

Harwood

Hawke

Hawkinss

Hesselden

Hoames

Hoffe

Hopwood

Horne

Hosier

<p>Hough is a masculine name of Anglo-Saxon origin that began as a surname derived from a topographical feature or location. It comes from Old English "hōh" meaning "heel of land" or "ridge", often referring to someone who lived near a hill or spur of land. As a first name, Hough is exceptionally rare, maintaining an air of distinction and uniqueness. The name's strong single syllable gives it a solid, sturdy quality that resonates with traditional masculine naming patterns. While primarily known as a surname in families with English heritage, its occasional use as a first name often honors family connections or ancestral surnames. Pronunciation may vary between "how" and "huff", adding to its distinctive character. Hough remains outside mainstream naming trends, appealing to those seeking an uncommon name with historical depth.</p>

Hough

Howlett

Hulbirt