Harrisons

Harrisons is a surname of English origin that is also used as a place name and as a brand or organizational name in various English-speaking regions. The surname derives from Harrison, a patronymic form meaning “son of Harry” or “descendant of Henry,” and the pluralized or possessive variant Harrisons appears in records in multiple countries.

As a surname, Harrisons appears in genealogical sources and is found alongside related names such as Harrison and Harris. In geography, Harrisons is used for several localities, towns, or neighborhoods in different countries, typically named after early settlers or notable residents bearing the name Harrisons. In commerce and institutions, Harrisons functions as a brand or title for shops, farms, schools, clubs, or other entities, with usage varying by region and era.

The name Harrisons shares its etymological roots with Harrison and Harris, and it can be encountered in historical and contemporary documents, sometimes in interchangeable spellings. Because it is a plural or possessive variant, it may appear in registries, maps, and records that reflect family names, land ownership, or corporate branding.

See also Harrison, Harris, and Harris (surname) for related names and variations.