History:
Pasware is a surname of English origin. It is derived from the Old English word “paeswara”, which means “peaceweaver” or “peacekeeper”.
The Pasware surname has been recorded in England since the 12th century. The earliest recorded spelling of the surname is in the 12th century, when William Pasware was recorded in the Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire in 1176.
Description:
The Pasware surname is associated with peacekeeping, and many of its bearers have held positions of responsibility in their communities. The Pasware family crest is a white dove, which is a symbol of peace.
Members of the Pasware family have traditionally celebrated their heritage with family reunions and gatherings. They have also kept records of their family history, which includes stories of their ancestors and their accomplishments.
The Pasware surname has many variant spellings, including Paswar, Paswor, Pazwar, and Paswor.
