Tremlett

Tremlett is a surname of English origin. It is considered a topographic name, derived from the Old English word "tremel," meaning "copse," "border of a wood," or "frame" (as in a wooden frame). The addition of the suffix "-ett" is diminutive, suggesting a small copse or wood. Thus, the name likely originated from someone who lived near a small wood or at the edge of a forest.

The surname is found predominantly in southwestern England, particularly in Cornwall. Over time, the spelling and pronunciation may have varied slightly, leading to different variations of the name. Historical records indicate instances of the name appearing in various forms in parish registers and census data.

Individuals with the surname Tremlett have been found in a variety of professions and occupations throughout history. Genealogical research can provide further insights into the specific lineage and history of individuals and families bearing the name.