Hannis
Hannis is a surname of English origin. While its exact etymology is debated, it is generally believed to derive from a patronymic form of the given name Johannes, the Greek form of John. This suggests that "Hannis" may have originally meant "son of Johannes" or "descendant of Johannes." The name likely arose in medieval England as a way to identify individuals by their paternal lineage.
Throughout history, the surname Hannis has been recorded in various spellings and forms, reflecting the evolution