The surname Carder is of English origin, derived from the Middle English word "carder," meaning a wool-carder or a maker of cards for combing wool to prepare it for spinning. The name has remained relatively consistent in its occupational significance, reflecting the historical importance of wool processing in textile production. Over time, the name has been associated with various families in America, particularly those involved in the wool industry. The name is important as it connects to the early history of textile manufacturing and the evolution of craftsmanship in England and America.
