McMasters is a Scottish surname that originated in the early 14th century. The name is derived from the Gaelic “Mac Mhaighstir,” meaning “son of the master.” The Macmasters were known for their skill in education, with many of them serving as teachers and professors throughout Scotland. Today, the name can be found worldwide, with notable Mcmasters including American historian John Bach McMaster and Canadian musician Sarah McLachlan. Despite its widespread use, the Mcmasters surname remains deeply rooted in Scottish history and tradition.
