History:
The surname Earnal is believed to have originated in Scotland, and is derived from the Old English words eorn and halh, meaning 'eagle corner.'
The Earnal surname has been in existence since at least the 12th century, when it was first recorded in the records of the Scottish Clan MacFarlane. The Earnal family was one of the most prominent families in the Clan, and they held a variety of positions within the Clan.
Description:
The Earnal family was known for their loyalty to the Clan and their dedication to the Scottish cause. They were also known for their skill in the art of war and were renowned for their courage in battle.
The Earnal family was known for their traditional Scottish customs, such as wearing kilts, playing the bagpipes, and drinking whisky.
Earnal is sometimes spelled as Earnall, Earnell, and Earnill.
