Carlile
Carlile is a surname of English origin, a variant spelling of Carlisle. It originated as a habitational name for someone from Carlisle, a market town in Cumbria, England, and was later adopted in other English-speaking countries. The form Carlile reflects regional pronunciation and spelling variation that arose over centuries, and it coexists with other spellings such as Carlisle. Today, Carlile can be found in the United Kingdom and across the English-speaking world, including North America and Australasia, where families bearing the name have established communities and genealogies.
In modern usage, Carlile appears primarily as a surname. It is associated with a broad range of
There are also occasional instances of Carlile used as a place name or in organizational names, typically