Norrise

Norrise is a surname of English origin. It is believed to derive from a diminutive form of the personal name "Norris," which itself is thought to be an occupational name for a "northerner" or a "man from the north." The surname likely emerged in medieval England. Over time, it has spread to other English-speaking countries.

Notable individuals with the surname Norrise include those who have made contributions in various fields. While a comprehensive list is extensive, the name has appeared in historical records, business, and other professions. The prevalence of the surname Norrise varies geographically, with concentrations typically found in areas with historical English settlement. Genealogical research often traces the lineage of Norrise families back to specific regions within England. The name's etymology suggests a connection to the concept of geographical origin and regional identity.