Mcqueen
[məkˈkwiːn]Meaning
an English-language surname derived from Scottish Gaelic
Background Story
McQueen is an English-language surname derived from Scottish Gaelic, as are the forms Mcqueen, MacQueen and Macqueen. Several differing etymologies have been given for the surname, as well as several differing ways to represent it in modern Scottish Gaelic. It is not among the most common surnames in the United Kingdom, Australia or the United States.
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