Keaton
[ˈkiːtən]Meaning
habitational english surname; from welsh cae "hedge" and middle english toun "farmstead"
Background Story
Keaton comes from an English surname that was derived from several different place names. It is a variant of Caton or Keeton, or a habitational name from Keaton in Ermington, Devon, possibly derived from Welsh cae, "hedge" or "enclosure", and Middle English toun, "farmstead" or "settlement". The given name is taken from the surname.
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