Anderson (surname)

Anderson is a common surname of Scandinavian origin, meaning “son of Anders,” with Anders being a form of Andrew. It has historical roots in countries like Sweden, Denmark, and Norway, but is also widespread in English-speaking nations due to migration. The name signifies familial lineage, often indicating descent from an ancestor named Anders. Over time, many notable individuals with the surname Anderson have contributed to various fields, making it a widely recognized and enduring surname across different cultures.