Feltin

Feltin is a surname, likely originating from a place name or occupational descriptor. Its etymology is generally traced back to Germanic roots. Specifically, it is often considered a variant of the surname Felton. The name could indicate someone who lived near a field (feld in Old English or German) or worked with felt (feltmaker). Over time, variations in pronunciation and spelling led to the different forms of the name, including Feltin.

The surname is found in various geographical locations, primarily in regions with historical Germanic influence, such as England, Germany, and the United States. Records of individuals bearing the name Feltin can be found in historical documents, including census records, land deeds, and immigration manifests.

Genealogical research involving the name Feltin may require exploring variations of the surname, as well as examining historical records specific to the regions where the family line is believed to have originated. The rarity of the name can make tracing its history challenging but also potentially rewarding for those interested in family history and genealogy.