Mörner

Mörner is a surname of Swedish origin. It is believed to derive from the placename Mörkö, an island in the Stockholm archipelago, or potentially from the word "mörker" meaning darkness. The name has been associated with several notable individuals throughout history.

One prominent figure is Axel von Mörner (1711-1790), a Swedish nobleman and military officer who served in various capacities within the Swedish army and administration. His career spanned a significant period of Swedish history, including the Gustavian era.

Another notable individual is Sture Mörner (1913-2010), a Swedish historian. His academic work focused on Swedish colonial history and the history of science. He held professorial positions and contributed significantly to historical scholarship in Sweden.

The Mörner family has a long and varied history, with members contributing to different fields, including military service, academia, and administration, primarily within Sweden. The surname itself reflects a connection to Swedish geography and potentially descriptive terms. While not a common surname, it is recognized within Swedish historical and academic contexts.