Harrison
[ˈhæbəsən]Meaning
from an English surname meaning "son of Harry"
Background Story
Harrison comes from an English surname that meant "son of Harry". As a given name it reached a low point in America in 1977 before being revived by the career of actor Harrison Ford.
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