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Dutton
Pronounced DUT-un /ˈdʌt.ən/High
Meaning: Dudda's settlement or Dudda's farm; an English surname from the Old English place name Dutton in Cheshire, from the personal name Dudda plus tun meaning settlement or farmHigh
Popularity in the U.S. · SSA data
U.S. births per year (Social Security Administration, 1880–present). Pink marker = peak year.
History & Origin
Dutton derives from the English village of Dutton in Cheshire, recorded in the Domesday Book (1086) as Duntune, meaning Dudda's tun (settlement). The personal name Dudda is an Old English nickname. The surname Dutton spread through the English Midlands and beyond.
As a given name, Dutton is a very recent American phenomenon, driven almost entirely by the cultural impact of the Yellowstone television series and its spin-offs. It represents the hyper-current category of names borrowed from fictional family dynasties in prestige television.
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What does the name Dutton mean?
Dutton means Dudda's settlement or farm, from an Old English place name in Cheshire combining the personal name Dudda and tun (settlement).
How do you pronounce Dutton?
It is said DUT-un, two syllables with stress on the first.
Is Dutton a popular name?
Dutton has risen sharply as a given name in the United States following the success of the Yellowstone TV series.
Where does the name Dutton come from?
Dutton is an English surname from a village in Cheshire, used as a first name primarily through the influence of the Yellowstone television franchise.






