Ludlum
Ludlum is a surname of German and English origin, commonly found in the United States. It is believed to have derived from the Middle High German word "lützel", meaning little, and the suffix "-lum", a common suffix in topographic names, which likely refers to a small or enclosed area.
The earliest recorded bearer of the surname was Oswald Ludlum, who appeared on a list of settlers
Ludlum is also the name of a prominent American family who made significant contributions in various fields,
The name has also been associated with notable structures and geographical features. Ludlum Bay is a body
In science and technology, Ludlum is also associated with models used in radiation detection and cancer treatment.
Throughout history, the Ludlum name has been associated with various cultural, scientific, and geographical achievements. However,