Paschall

Paschall is a surname of English origin, a variant of Paschal, which in turn derives from the given name Paschalus and ultimately from the Latin Pascha, meaning Easter. The surname likely originated as a baptismal or nickname name connected to the Easter festival and later became hereditary.

Variants and spellings of the name include Paschal, Pascall, Paskal, and Paskell. The form Paschall is found in English-speaking contexts and may reflect regional spelling practices or family lineage.

Geographic distribution today shows Paschall primarily in the United States and the United Kingdom, with occurrences in other countries due to migration. In the United States, the surname appears in records across multiple states, reflecting a long history of presence in North America.

Notable bearers: People with the surname Paschall have been active in various fields—politics, business, science, and the arts—though no single figure dominates the name’s public recognition.

See also: Paschal, Pascall, Paskal, Paskell, Pasquale.