Ellott

Ellott is a surname that appears primarily as a spelling variant of Elliott. The name Elliott itself traces to a medieval given name Eliot, a form of Elijah or Elias, and was later adopted as a hereditary surname in English-speaking regions. The variant Ellott arises in records through regional spelling differences, transcription changes, or typographical errors, and can be encountered alongside other forms such as Ellot, Ellot, or Elliott.

Geographic and demographic data indicate that Ellott is far less common than Elliott, with occurrences concentrated in genealogical records and family histories in the United Kingdom and the United States. The spelling is more often found in historical documents than as a contemporary, widely recognized surname.

Notable people with the exact spelling Ellott are not widely documented in major encyclopedic sources; the name tends to appear in census or parish records as part of longer family lineages rather than as a standalone public figure. In some cases, Ellott may also appear as a toponymic element in local histories or as a family name linked to property or institutions, but it does not correspond to a widely recognized town or region.

Related names include Elliott and Ellot, which may be used to locate broader information about the name’s origin and distribution.