Haslem

Haslem is a surname of English origin.

The name is derived from a place name, most likely a hamlet or small village. It is believed to originate from places such as Haslam in Lancashire or Haslemere in Surrey. The name likely combines the Old English elements "hæsel," meaning hazel tree, and "ham," meaning a homestead, enclosure, or village. Therefore, "Haslem" likely meant "homestead or village where hazel trees grow."

The surname is relatively uncommon, and individuals with the surname Haslem can be found primarily in English-speaking countries.