Description:
The MARSET surname is derived from the medieval French word 'mars,' meaning 'marsh.' The MARSETs were probably originally from the marshlands of northern France. The MARSETs have a long and distinguished history in France, and some of the earliest MARSETs were undoubtedly involved in the Norman Conquest of England in 1066. The MARSETs are also well-known in England, where they have been prominent in many fields of activity, including the military, the law, and the arts. There are many variations of the MARSET surname, including MARSETT, MARSET, MARSH, MARSHALL, MARSHALL-DIXON, MARSHALL-HENDERSON, and MARSHALL-WILKINS.
