Description:
The name Saterdale is of English origin. It is derived from a place name in North Yorkshire, England, which is derived from the Old English words sæter, meaning “settlement”, and dael, meaning “valley”. The earliest known record of the name is from 1219, when a man named Robert de Saterdale was listed in the Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire. The name has been found in various forms throughout the years, including Satterdale, Saterdell, Saterdall and Saterdell. The culture and customs associated with the name are largely unknown. However, it is likely that the family had a strong connection to the area in which they lived, as many families of the same name are still found in the same area today. Variations of the name include Satterdale, Saterdell, Saterdall and Saterdell.
