What is the last name of an Englishman?

There are 84,665,438+0 * * surnames in Britain. The following are the 50 most commonly used surnames:

Smith, Jones, Taylor, Williams, Brown, Davis, Evans, Wilson, Thomas, Roberts, Johnson, Lewis, Walker, Robinson, Wood, Thompson, White, Watson, Jackson, Wright, Green, Harris, Cooper, Kim, Lee, Ding, Clark, James, Morgan D.

Hughes, Edwards, Hill, Moore, Clark, Harrison, Scott, Young, Morris, Hall, Ward, Turner, Carter, Phillips, Mitchell, Patel, Adams, Campbell, Anderson, Allen, Cook.

English surnames come from six main sources:

By occupation: such as Smith (metal craftsman), Goldsmith (goldsmith), blacksmith (horseshoe blacksmith), baker (baker), archer (archer).

According to personal characteristics: such as short (short, short), brown (brown, dark skin), bald (white head, white hair).

According to the geographical characteristics of the home environment: such as hills (living on mountains) and rivers (living by rivers).

By place name: such as London, Oxford, Sheffield, Lincoln.

From the names of friends, people who live or own property.

Derived from father's name or paternal ancestor's name, or derived from surname: for example, Richardson and James; Is the father's name or paternal ancestor; According to the names of ethnic groups, there are McDonald, Forbes and so on.