English surname of toponymic origin (likely from a place name meaning "crooked hill" or "bent enclosure")

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Crompton is an English toponymic surname, historically associated with families originating from places whose names refer to a crooked hill or bent enclosure.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
surname
toponymic surname
derivedFrom place name Crompton in Greater Manchester
place names referring to a bent enclosure
place names referring to a crooked hill
hasCategory English toponymic surnames
surnames of English origin
hasEtymology Old English elements meaning "crooked hill" or "bent enclosure"
hasLanguage English
hasNationality English
English
hasNotableBearer John Crompton NERFINISHED
Richmal Crompton NERFINISHED
Samuel Crompton NERFINISHED
hasOccupation inventor
writer
hasOrigin England
hasSurname Crompton NERFINISHED
Crompton NERFINISHED
hasType locational surname
hasUsage family name
hasVariantSpelling Cromptone NERFINISHED
knownFor "Just William" series NERFINISHED
inventing the spinning mule
nameElementMeaning "crom" = crooked, bent
"tun" = enclosure, settlement
usedIn English-speaking countries
United Kingdom

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Crompton etymologyStatus English surname of toponymic origin (likely from a place name meaning "crooked hill" or "bent enclosure")