Markles
Markles is a surname reported in several English-speaking countries and is generally considered a variant of related names such as Markle or Markell. The exact linguistic origin of Markles is not well documented in readily available sources, but it is commonly treated as part of the broader family of Germanic-derived surnames that include Markle and Markell. In many cases, such surnames arose from personal names, place-names, or descriptive terms used in medieval Europe, with spellings evolving over time through migration and record-keeping practices.
Distribution of the name today is primarily in North America and the Anglophone regions of the world,
Notable people with the exact spelling Markles are not widely documented in prominent reference works. Public