hingethe
hingethe is a surname of English origin. Its etymology is thought to derive from the Old English words "hingan" meaning to hang or to fasten, and "þeg" possibly related to a servant or attendant. Therefore, the name may have originally denoted someone who was a hanger or a fastener, perhaps a craftsman involved in making or fitting doors or gates, or a servant who attended to such duties. Alternatively, it could have referred to a domestic servant or someone who was dependent.
The surname appears in historical records, with early instances found in various English counties. Like many