History:
The MacAll surname has Scottish and Irish origins.
The MacAll surname is derived from the Gaelic Mac Ail, which is a contraction of Mac Giolla Ailbhe, meaning 'son of Ailbhe's servant'. The MacAll surname is thought to have originated in Donegal, Ireland, and was later brought to Scotland.
Description:
The MacAll surname is associated with Scotland and Ireland, and those bearing the name are likely to be of either Scottish or Irish descent.
The MacAll surname is associated with the MacAll clan, which is a Scottish clan descended from the MacAlls of Donegal. The clan is said to have originated in the area of Lochaber, Scotland.
Variations of the MacAll surname include MacAul, MacCall, MacCaul, MacCawl, MacCawill, MacGill, and MacGillivray.
