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      Meaning of the first name Gillmore

      Origin

      English/irish

      Meaning

      Servant of the Family

      Variations

      Fillmore, Gilmore, Gillmour
      The name Gillmore has its roots in English and Irish heritage, deriving from the Gaelic name meaning servant of the family. This denotes a sense of loyalty and dedication to one's lineage, implying that those who bear the name have a historical responsibility towards their kin. The name often reflects a character trait of reliability and hard work, qualities that have been valued throughout history.

      Historically, the name Gillmore has been associated with various families across England and Ireland. Its use can be traced back to medieval times, where names often signified a person's role within the family or community. The title “servant” pertains not only to the physical labor performed but also to the social structure of the time, where individuals were often defined by their relationships to nobility or their station in life. Over the centuries, variations of the name have emerged, but the core meaning has remained intact.

      In contemporary settings, Gillmore is still a recognizable surname, although it is less common as a first name. Individuals with this name can be found in various professions, contributing to society in diverse ways, from the arts to business. The name also appears in modern literature and popular culture, reflecting a lasting legacy. While it may not hold the same prominence as other traditional names, Gillmore continues to evoke a sense of heritage and commitment to family values in today’s increasingly globalized world.

      Based on our records...

      Goodland

      Goodland

      This is the most common surname associated with Gillmore.
      Kathleen

      Kathleen

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

      David

      This is the most common name for a child of a Gillmore.
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      1862 is when there were the most people born with the first name Gillmore.

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