Ohlsons

Ohlsons is a common Swedish surname. Its origins are patronymic, meaning it derives from a male given name. Specifically, "Ohlson" is a variation of "Olofsson," which translates to "son of Olof." Olof is a historical Swedish given name, with ancient roots. The name became prevalent in Sweden, and as surnames became standardized, patronymic forms like Ohlson and its variants became widespread.

While the surname itself is Swedish, individuals with the Ohlson surname can be found in many countries today due to emigration. The spelling "Ohlson" is one of several common variations, including Olson, Olsson, and Olofsson, which are all linguistically related. The distribution of the surname in Sweden is most concentrated in certain regions, reflecting historical settlement patterns. Information about notable individuals bearing the Ohlson surname can be found in various fields, including sports, arts, and business, although a singular, universally recognized figure often associated with the name may not be immediately apparent. The name continues to be a part of the Swedish onomastic landscape.