Margeson

Margeson is a surname of likely patronymic origin, meaning "son of Marge" or "son of Margot." Margot, in turn, is a diminutive of the given name Margaret. Margaret is a popular female given name derived from the Greek word "margaron," meaning "pearl."

The surname Margeson is found primarily in English-speaking countries, particularly in regions with a strong historical presence of English surnames. Variations in spelling may exist, although Margeson appears to be the most common form.

The name's association with Margaret suggests a connection to Saint Margaret of Antioch, a popular saint in the Christian tradition, which may have contributed to the name's prevalence.

Family history research and genealogical databases are valuable resources for those seeking to trace the origins and distribution of the Margeson surname.