Manning 1 is an English patronymic surname derived from the personal name Mann. The name Mann itself originates as a nickname meaning "man", distinguishing its bearer as the older of two individuals sharing the same given name. The suffix "-ing" indicates descent or affiliation, making Manning literally mean "son of Mann".Historical DistributionData from name distribution sources indicate that the Manning surname is most prevalent in English-speaking countries, particularly in the United States, England, Australia, and Canada. Within the United Kingdom, it has strong historic ties to regions such as Norfolk, Suffolk, and Worcestershire.Notable BearersNotable individuals bearing the Manning surname include Peyton Manning, an iconic American football quarterback, and Eli Manning, also an NFL quarterback, both descendants of the athletic Manning family. Other notable figures include British actor John Manning, and musician Pat Maloney (stage name Manning), among others.Meaning: Son of MannOrigin: EnglishType: Patronymic SurnameRegions: United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada