Origin and History of ALLAMPALL

History:

The surname Lampall is of English origin, and is derived from the Old English words lamm, meaning “lamb,” and pall, meaning “cloak.”
The name is thought to have originated as a nickname for a person who was thought to have the characteristics of a lamb, or who wore a cloak of lambskin. It is also possible that the name was used to refer to someone who raised or tended to lambs.

Description:

The surname Lampall is most commonly associated with England, though it can also be found in other parts of the British Isles.
It is believed that the Lampall surname is associated with the English custom of lambing season, when lambs were born in the spring.
Variations of the Lampall surname include Lamball, Lamble, Lamblet, Lampl, Lampland, Lamplen, and Lamplon.