Australian last Names - Page 1

The history of Australian family names is a long and varied one. Australians have been using surnames since the early days of European settlement, when they were first brought over by the British.There are a number of different origin stories for Australian surnames. Some are British, Irish, or Scottish in origin, while others have come from other parts of Europe or even Asia. A number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander surnames also exist.

The most common Australian surname is Smith, which is of English origin. Other common surnames include Jones, Brown, Williams, and Taylor.Australian family names often reflect the nation's history and diversity. They can be a source of pride for families and a link to our past.

Do have a look at these Australian family names:

Afghans Algerian Albanian Angolan Argentines Australian Austrian Azerbaijani Bangladeshi Belarusian Belgian Benin Bolivian Bosniak Brazilian Bulgarian Burkinab Cambodian Cameroonian Canadaian Chilean Chinese Colombian Croatian Czech Congolese Danish Dominican Republic Ecuadorian Egyptian British Ethiopian Finn French Georgian German Ghanian Greek Guatemalan Haitian Hungarian Indian Indonesian Iranian Iraqi Irish Israeli Italian Ivorian Japanese Kazakh Kenyan Latvian Lebanese Lithuanian Macedonian Malaysian Mexican Moroccan Mozambican Nepali Netherland Nigerian Norwegian Pakistani Peruvian Filipino Polish Portugese Romanian Russian Saudi Arabian Serbian Slovak Slovenes South African Spanish Sri Lankan Swedish Swiss Syrian Tanzanian Tunisian Turkish Ugandan Ukrainian US-American Uzbek Venezuelan Vietnamese Zambian Zimbabwean