Jóhannssons

Jóhannssons is a surname of Icelandic and Norwegian origin. It is a patronymic, meaning it was formed by adding the suffix "-sson" to the given name "Jóhann," which is the Scandinavian form of John. Therefore, Jóhannssons literally translates to "son of Jóhann."

The prevalence of this surname is notable in Iceland and Norway, where patronymic surnames are historically common. Many individuals with the surname Jóhannssons can trace their ancestry back to a common ancestor named Jóhann. As with many surnames, the spelling may occasionally vary slightly due to historical transcription or regional differences.

Prominent individuals bearing the Jóhannssons surname include those in various fields such as arts, sciences, and business. Due to the nature of patronymic naming conventions in Nordic countries, the surname is not exclusive to one specific family line but rather indicates a shared ancestral connection to the name Jóhann.