Dutton
[ˈdʌtən]Meaning
English, from the Old English 'dun', a hill, and 'tun', a settlement — a hill settlement.
Background Story
The name Dutton is of English origin and is derived from Old English, meaning 'the farm by the hill'. It has historical significance and is associated with various places in England.
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