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      Meaning of the first name Carsey

      Origin

      English, Possibly Scottish

      Meaning

      Derived from Carr, Meaning Rocky Place

      Variations

      Carley, Carney, Carsyn
      The name Carsey is derived from the English and possibly Scottish surname Carr, which translates to rocky place. This etymology reflects the geographic characteristics often associated with the name's origins, emphasizing rugged landscapes or hilly terrains. Names like Carsey may be indicative of familial ties to a specific location, suggesting that those who bear the name might have historical roots in environments where rocky outcrops were common.

      The historical usage of the name Carsey can be traced back to regions in England and Scotland, where surnames often reflected topographical features or geographical landmarks. The evolution of such names typically began as descriptors for individuals or families, eventually transitioning into hereditary surnames. Evidence of the name's presence can be found in ancient records, land grants, and genealogies that document the movement and settlement patterns of families bearing this name.

      In contemporary times, Carsey functions both as a surname and a first name, maintaining its connection to its historical roots. It has seen varied usage in different regions, often appearing in diverse professional fields. While not overly common, the name is recognized in social and cultural contexts, contributing to the identity of individuals and communities. As societies evolve, names like Carsey may see a resurgence or variation in popularity, reflecting broader trends in naming practices.

      Based on our records...

      Johnson

      Johnson

      This is the most common surname associated with Carsey.
      Eugenia

      Eugenia

      This is the most common name of those married to a Carsey.
      Carsey

      Carsey

      This is the most common name for a child of a Carsey.
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      1909 is when there were the most people born with the first name Carsey.

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