History:
The surname Thunt is of Anglo-Saxon origin, derived from the Old English personal name 'Thunet', which was a diminutive of 'Thunor', the Old English form of the Norse god of thunder, Thor.
The surname Thunt first appeared in records in the early 1300s in England. The earliest recorded instance of the surname Thunt is from a record of the marriage of John Thunt to Agnes de Broughton in 1316.
Description:
The Thunt surname is associated with the English culture and is most commonly found in England and Scotland.
There are no known customs associated with the Thunt surname.
Variations of the Thunt surname include Thunet, Thunett, Thunot, and Thunott.
