Gemmells

Gemmells is a surname of Scottish origin. It appears in historical records dating back to medieval times and has several spelling variants, including Gemmell and Gemmells. The name is most commonly found in the British Isles and has spread to other English-speaking regions through migration and settlement.

Beyond as a surname, Gemmells is sometimes used as a toponym, referring to localities, estates, or geographic features that were historically associated with families bearing the name. Such places are typically small and locally known, rather than widely recognized on national maps.

Notable bearers of the Gemmells surname have contributed across a range of fields, including sports, academia, and the arts. Because Gemmells can refer to multiple people or places, biographical and geographical references often require disambiguation to identify the intended subject.

In broader cultural contexts, Gemmells may appear as a surname for fictional characters or settings, reflecting its integration into Anglophone naming conventions. The name’s usage across real and fictional domains underscores its enduring presence in English-language naming traditions.