Lorrens

Lorrens is a surname of French origin. It is thought to derive from a given name, possibly a variation of Laurence or Laurent, which itself has roots in the Roman name Laurentius, meaning "from Laurentum," an ancient Italian city. The surname has a historical presence in various regions of France, particularly in areas that were once part of the Duchy of Burgundy. Over centuries, individuals with the Lorrens surname have migrated, leading to its presence in other countries, including North America and Australia, often through emigration. Genealogical records indicate a consistent, though not widespread, use of the name across different historical periods. While specific prominent historical figures bearing the surname Lorrens are not widely documented, it remains an established family name with a traceable lineage. The name's etymology suggests a connection to classical antiquity through its Roman origins.