Howes

The surname Howes has its origins in England and is believed to have derived from the Old Norse name Hávarðr. It was a popular name in the East Anglia region of England, and many individuals with this surname can trace their ancestry to Norfolk and Suffolk. Notable individuals with the surname Howes include American writer and historian Edith Howes and British archaeologist William Howes. Today, the name can be found around the world, with variations in spelling such as Howe, House, and Howse.