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Seckerson – One Name Study<\/h1>\n

Dedicated to the the study of the Seckerson surname and variants<\/h3>\n

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Welcome to the Seckerson website<\/h3>\n

This website is dedicated to a one-name study for the surname Seckerson\u00a0and variants, i.e. Seckerson, Sackerson. Sickerson, Secherson, Sekerson, Seckerston etc.<\/p>\n

These pages will be continuously update, so please keep returning.<\/p>\n

In the meantime if you have an interest in the name please contact me on the following email link
john@seckerson.co.uk<\/a><\/p>\n

How it all started<\/h4>\n

My mother Irene was a Seckerson, who like many, hailed from the Potteries in Staffordshire, England. When I started looking into the family tree in the early eighties I realised that as Seckerson was quite an uncommon name, I found it was easier to collate information about all Seckersons rather than just my own family line.<\/p>\n

After some time I decided to produce a One Name Study of the surname as I felt sure that some of the lines will merge the further\u00a0I go\u00a0back in time. I also wanted to try and trace the origins of the surname.<\/p>\n

There is a common belief that the surname originates from Scandinavia, however, I have yet to find any evidence for this. Although there is a Sackerson variant that comes from Sweden, the majority of the US based and all of the UK based Seckersons and Sackersons are not descended from this area. I believe I have found evidence as to how the name came about which I will publish on this site soon.<\/p>\n

I have been researching the surname Seckerson and its many variants for over 30\u00a0years. I\u00a0would love to hear from any other Seckersons or researchers looking into the name.<\/p>\n

Please feel free to contact me if you can add to or would like to correct any of the information on these pages.<\/p>\n

As this website develops I will put more historic information online. However, copyright issues will probably prevent me from putting all of the vast amount of data that I have accumulated online.<\/p>\n

I am happy to share any information with genuine family history researchers. info@seckerson.co.uk<\/p>\n

We have a strict privacy policy and we will not divulge information about living persons which is not already in the public domain.<\/em><\/p>\n

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Irene Jay nee Seckerson<\/h5>\n
1921 – 2007<\/h5>\n

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Numbers of Seckersons on our databases to January 2026<\/h3>\n

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1500 – 2026<\/h1>\n

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1535 – 2026<\/h2>\n

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1562 – 2026<\/h2>\n

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1840 – 2026<\/h2>\n

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1840 – 2026<\/h2>\n

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1842 – 2026<\/h2>\n

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This website is dedicated to a one-name study for the surname Seckerson\u00a0and variants, i.e. Seckerson, Sackerson. Sickerson, Secherson, Sekerson, Seckerston etc.<\/p>

These pages will be continuously update, so please keep returning.<\/p>

In the meantime if you have an interest in the name please contact me on the following email link
john@seckerson.co.uk<\/a><\/p>

How it all started<\/strong>
My mother was a Seckerson, who like many, hailed from the Potteries in Staffordshire, England. When I started looking into the family tree in the early eighties I realised that as Seckerson was quite an uncommon name, I found it was easier to collate information about all Seckersons rather than just my own family line.<\/p>

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There is a common belief that the surname originates from Scandinavia, however, I have yet to find any evidence for this. Although there is a Sackerson variant that comes from Sweden, the majority of the US based and all of the UK based Seckersons and Sackersons are not descended from this area. I believe I have found evidence as to how the name came about which I will publish on this site soon.<\/p>

I have been researching the surname Seckerson and its many variants for over twenty five years. I\u00a0would love to hear from any other Seckersons or researchers looking into the name.<\/p>

Please feel free to contact me if you can add to or would like to correct any of the information on these pages.<\/p>

As this website develops I will put more historic information online. However, copyright issues will probably prevent me from putting all of the vast amount of data that I have accumulated online.<\/p>

I am happy to share any information with genuine family history researchers.<\/p>

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