Statistics and meaning of name Casselden
We have no records about Casselden being used as firstname.
Surname Casselden is used at least 97 times in at least 4 countries.
Name written with Chinese letters: 卡斯尔登 (pinyin: kǎ sī ěr dēng)
 | Given names
Colin Casselden (5) Andrew Casselden (4) Elizabeth Casselden (4) Graham Casselden (4) Christopher Casselden (4) Diana Casselden (3) Elaine Casselden (2) Dorothy Casselden (2) George Casselden (2) Michael Casselden (2) Jacob Casselden (2) Gillian Casselden (2) Gavin Casselden (2) Adam Casselden (2) Ella Casselden (2) Amanda Casselden (2) Bryan Casselden (2) Amy Casselden (2) Alan Casselden (2) Carol Casselden (2) Claire Casselden (2) Christine Casselden (2) Niel Casselden (1) Keith Casselden (1) Nial Casselden (1) Patricia Casselden (1) Lindsay Casselden (1) Linda Casselden (1) Sarah Casselden (1) Timothy Casselden (1) Tracy Casselden (1) William Casselden (1) Tim Casselden (1) Suzanne Casselden (1) Rob Casselden (1) Judith Casselden (1) Stanley Casselden (1) Richard Casselden (1) Jack Casselden (1) Duane Casselden (1) Edward Casselden (1) Brigid Casselden (1) Dot Casselden (1) Diane Casselden (1) David Casselden (1) Dennis Casselden (1) Brett Casselden (1) Eric Casselden (1) Coleen Casselden (1) Alec Casselden (1) James Casselden (1) Helen Casselden (1) Hannah Casselden (1) Betty Casselden (1) Aurelie Casselden (1) John Casselden (1) |
Casselden reversed is Nedlessac
Name contains 9 letters - 33.33% vowels and 66.67% consonants.
Misspells: Cosselden Cassselden Casseldena Csaselden Casseldne Casseledn
Rhymes: Alden Golden Holden Walden beholden embolden golden cattlemen cattleman lanolin masculine halogen
Meaning of this name is unknown.
COLIN CASSELDEN says: there is no KEVIN or PAUL in the list, both are my brothers
Dr Mike Casselden says: The Casselden families originate in Kent. My male dna R1b1a2 suggests that for at least the past 2k years we hail from the British Isles. This suggests we are Celtic in origin, probably from one of the Celtic tribes in Kent and South East England. The R1b haplogroups are the most common for males throughout Europe and are most significant here in the British Isles in Scotland, Ireland and Wales.
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Writers: Rosie Casselden
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