Crockett
OccupationalMeaning
One who makes or sells crockets, or a person with a crooked appearance or dwelling.
Etymology
Derived from Middle English 'crochet,' referring to a hooked tool or architectural ornament, combined with the diminutive suffix '-ett.' The name may also relate to a crooked feature or location.
About the Crockett Surname
A Scottish and English occupational surname referring to makers of crockets or hooked implements. The name gained prominence through American frontier history and remains well-distributed across English-speaking nations.
Distribution
Primarily found in Scotland, England, and widely distributed throughout North America due to emigration.
Notable Bearers
Davy Crockett (American frontiersman and folk hero), Jim Crockett (professional wrestler)