Hulings

Hulings is a surname of likely English origin. It is believed to be a variant of Hollings, which itself derives from the Old English word "holh," meaning "hollow" or "depression," combined with the suffix "-ing," denoting belonging to or dwelling at. Therefore, Hulings and Hollings may originally have indicated someone who lived in or near a hollow or a place with depressions in the land.

The surname Hulings is relatively uncommon. Records of its appearance can be found in historical documents, including census data, land records, and genealogical resources. While not as widespread as other common surnames, the Hulings name can be traced through various lines of descent.

Variations of the surname, such as Hollings, Holling, and Huling, can be observed, reflecting the evolution of language and spelling conventions over time. Genealogical research is often necessary to determine the precise lineage and connections between individuals bearing these related surnames. The name has been carried by individuals in various professions and walks of life throughout history.