Description:
Adams, Adams, Adams Adams is a surname that originates from the Anglo-Norman name Adémar, meaning 'from the river Adour'. The name was first recorded in the early 12th century, and is believed to have originated in the region of Aquitaine in southwestern France. Adams is a relatively common surname in the United Kingdom, with over one million people carrying the name. Adams is also prevalent in the United States, where it is the eighth most popular surname. Adams variants include Addams, Addison, Addison-Wesley, and Addington. Adams culture typically revolves around the Protestant faith, and Adams customs typically include a strong sense of patriotism and a reverence for the American flag.
