Oldperson
DescriptiveMeaning
A descriptive surname referring to an elderly or aged person.
Etymology
Formed from Old English 'eald' (old) combined with 'persone' or 'person', originally used as a descriptor for an elderly individual. Such descriptive surnames were common in medieval England.
About the Oldperson Surname
Oldperson is a rare English descriptive surname that originated as a characterization of an elderly individual. It remains uncommon and is primarily found in English-speaking regions.
Distribution
Rare, found primarily in England and among English diaspora.
Notable Bearers
Limited historical records available