McQuown
McQuown is a surname of Gaelic origin that is found in various parts of the English-speaking world. The name uses the patronymic prefix Mac or Mc, meaning “son of,” attached to a later form of a personal name. The precise derivation of the second element, often rendered as Quown in modern records, varies in documentation and may reflect regional phonetic shifts or an older given name that has since faded from common usage.
Historically, bearers of the name have been documented in Scotland and Ireland, with later dispersion to North
As of available reference material, there is no single widely recognized figure with the surname McQuown who