This name was created in the 20th century.

Surname meaning blessed. Derived from the Welsh elements gwen meaning white fair blessed and da meaning good. The surname dates back to the late 13th Century see below. The surname Blessed is predominantly found in Africa where 94 percent of Blessed live.

The surname Blessing was first found in Lancashire at Pleasington a village and civil parish in the Borough of Blackburn with Darwen that dates back to 1196 when it was listed as Plesigtuna and literally meant estate associated with a man called Pleasa from the Old English personal name ing. A name Gwyneth is of Welsh origin which means blessed. Sanouk means fun and is a surname that would constantly remind one of the good times.

Beaufort French origin this strong sounding last name is a combination of two words beau meaning beautiful and fort meaning. Ad Find Blessed Information Records at MyHeritage- Easy Free. Benedict is a patronymic surname referring to the given name Benedict which comes from the Latin word meaning blessed.

This name also means a miracle or blessing. This surname is borne by British actor Brian Blessed 1936-. Blessed is most prevalent in Nigeria where it is held by 1231 people or 1 in 143902.

Derived from Breton gwenn meaning white fair blessed and tal meaning brow forehead. Blessed is also the 36305 th most frequently used given name worldwide borne by 21117 people. The name was popularized by Saint Benedict of Nursia the founder of the Order of Saint Benedict and thereby of Western Monasticism Benedictine.

Sanchez This word is from the Latin word Sanctius which means sanctified or blessed It means son of Sancho or son of the blessed Perez This patronymic surname has Hebrew origins meaning son of Pedro or son of Peter Some scholars believe the name originated with the son of Judah from the Bible. People with the surname Benedict. This interesting surname of English origin is a nickname for a fortunate individual deriving from the Middle English iblescede blissed meaning blessed from the Old English pre 7th Century blestian to bless.