
Origins of the Hartley surname


What does the name Hartley mean?
The origin of the Hartley surname is in England. It is a geographic name, affixed to the numerous places named Hartley and their denizens. Because there are so many locations of the same name (most notably in the Rochester and Winchester areas, but there are many similar smaller hamlets nationwide), it is difficult to point to a single shared heritage for people of this surname.
Alternative variations of the name Hartley
Hartley, Hartlie, Hartly, Hartlee, Hartleigh
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Common jobs for Hartleys
Men and women often performed different types of jobs, so these are displayed by gender to maintain their historical accuracy.
Common female occupations for Hartleys in 1921
Cotton Weaver
2,383
Weaver Cotton
644
Weaver
638
Dressmaker
564
Cotton Winder
431
Common male occupations for Hartleys in 1921
Cotton Weaver
1,640
Coal Miner
1,047
Farmer
626
Weaver
518
Weaver Cotton
495

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