Hartley is derived from an Old English place name, which once pointed to a settlement situated by a stag’s meadow. This name exudes a connection to nature, serenity, and the pastoral life.
See More NamesHartley originates from Old English, where it referred to 'hart lea' or 'stags' meadow', combining 'heorot' (hart or stag) and 'leah' (wood, clearing, or field).
Hartley maintains a moderate level of popularity. The name was more commonly associated with boys in the 19th century but has seen a resurgence as a unisex name. In recent years, it has been adopted by parents who favor its mix of traditional and modern appeal.
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