German and French (Alsatian and Walloon): origin uncertain. Perhaps
an altered form of de Mandel, a topographic name for someone
who lived by an almond tree (German Mandel). kh, IGI; There is
some evidence for English, too, in IGI but not much, and 1881 British
census has 0. DEB calls this a water name, but no waterway with this
name, though there is a place in Germany (Rhineland).
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
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