Oldhams
Oldhams is a toponymic surname and a placename used in English-speaking regions. As a surname, Oldhams is typically considered a variant of Oldham and may denote descent from, or association with, a place named Oldham in Greater Manchester or with other similarly named locations. In historical records, the form can appear as a plural or possessive construction, reflecting family ties to a locality.
Etymology: The place Oldham derives from Old English elements eald 'old' and ham 'homestead, village,' indicating
Distribution and usage: Today, Oldhams is found mainly in English-speaking countries, particularly the United Kingdom and
Notable individuals and places: There are no widely documented individuals or major places exclusively named Oldhams