Kenyon is a name with British origins, dating back to the 13th century in England. Originally an Old English surname given to the lord of a small hamlet near Liverpool, Kenyon means "blond. " The name gained popularity in the 1970s, particularly among African American communities, and was further boosted by basketball player Kenyon Martin in the early 2000s. Kenyon 'southern canyon-esque charm blends American majesty with British antiquity, making it a dashing choice for baby names. The name'significance lies in its historical roots and cultural impact, reflecting both geographical and familial heritage.
