Airey
Airey is a surname of English origin, derived from the Old English word *æger*, meaning "field" or "open land." It is most commonly associated with the English county of Yorkshire, particularly the area around the town of Airedale, which itself derives from the Old English *æger* + *dæl*, meaning "field division." The surname has been historically recorded in various spellings, including Airey, Aireyde, and Aireydew.
The name gained prominence in the 20th century through notable individuals. One of the most recognized figures
Another notable figure is **Airey Neave Jr.**, the son of Airey Neave, who also entered politics and
Geographically, Airey may also refer to place names such as Airey Hill, a prominent landmark in the
The surname remains relatively uncommon today but retains historical and cultural significance, particularly in British political