Hartwell

English <dab> Etymology From en enm, from en ang Heorotwielle, from ang heorot wielle 1, denoting a spring frequented by deer. +com en hart well. Pronunciation en /ˈhɑːt.wɛl/ UK Proper noun ~ s en place cc/England: en Two <<villages>>, named Lower and Upper Hartwell, in <<par/Stone with Bishopstone and Hartwell>>, <<co/Buckinghamshire>> OS grid ref SP7912. en village/and/cpar in x/West Northamptonshire co/Northamptonshire previously in dist/South Northamptonshire OS grid ref SP7850. Parish map (Northamptonshire) en hamlet par/Barlaston dist/Stafford co/Staffordshire OS grid ref SJ9139. en place c/USA: en city/county seat co/Hart County s/Georgia. en ucomm twp:Suf/Lockhart co/Pike County s/Indiana. en CDP co/Henry County s/Missouri. en neighbourhood in north city/Cincinnati s/Ohio. en neighbourhood x/Camberwell city/Melbourne s/Victoria c/Australia. en habitational Old English. en male Derived terms en Stone with Bishopstone and Hartwell Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Hartwell is the 5000th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 7032 individuals. Hartwell is most common among White (76.54%) and Black/African American (17.55%) individuals. References