Anson
Introduction
Derived from Old English meaning 'son of the ancestor'
Background Story
The name Anson has historical roots, often associated with strong familial ties and heritage. In British history, it has been used as a surname that became popular as a first name. Anson is also recognized in literature and has been used in various cultural contexts.
Letter Count
Variations
Ansonn, Anis
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