Cornewell

Cornewell is a surname of English origin. It is believed to derive from a place name, likely in Cornwall or related to a "corn" or "grain" related settlement. The name's etymology suggests a connection to agricultural land or a settlement where corn was grown or traded. Variations in spelling may exist due to historical transcription practices and regional dialects.

The Cornewell surname has a presence in various English counties, with its distribution potentially influenced by historical migration patterns and land ownership. Genealogical records indicate that families bearing the Cornewell name have been present in England for several centuries. While not among the most common surnames, it is a recognizable part of English onomastics. Individuals with this surname have contributed to diverse fields throughout history, though no single prominent historical figure is exclusively defined by the Cornewell name. The surname continues to be carried by descendants in the United Kingdom and in countries with historical ties to English settlement.