Description:
The surnamechellampall is derived from the Old English word ceol-lang-pal, which means 'hornbeam tree.' The name may have originated in the Middle Ages in England or Scotland. The surname may also be derived from the Old Norse word kelpa-pal, which means 'kelp tree.' The name may have originated in the Viking period in Europe. The surname may also be derived from the Old French word chellampall, which means 'bell-pall.' The name may have originated in the Middle Ages in France.
