Description:
The surname MARSHANG is derived from the Old English word 'marshang', meaning 'marsh dweller'. The surname may have originated in the marshy areas of England. The MARSHANGs may have been a branch of the ancient Anglo-Saxon nobility. The MARSHANGs may also have been descended from the Viking settlers who settled in England in the 9th century. The MARSHANGs may have adopted the surname from the Anglo-Saxon nobility or from the Viking settlers. The MARSHANGs may also have derived their surname from the town of Marshfield, England. The MARSHANGs may have also derived their surname from the Old Norse word 'marshingr', meaning 'marsh-dweller'. The MARSHANGs may have also derived their surname from the Old French word 'marchenger', meaning 'march-goer'. The MARSHANGs may also have derived their surname from the Latin word 'marschangium', meaning 'marshland'. The MARSHANGs may also have derived their surname from the Old High German word 'marhsang', meaning 'marsh-dweller'. The MARSHANGs may also have derived their surname from the Old Norse word 'marshingr', meaning 'marsh-dweller'. The MARSHANGs may also have derived their surname from the Old English word 'marshang', meaning 'marsh dweller'.
