Introduction to the Tustin Surname. The surname Tustin has a rich and complex history, originating from the Anglo-Saxon tribes of Britain. Derived from the village of Thurston in Suffolk, the name is believed to have originated from the Viking personal name "Thorstun" or "Thurstan, " which means "Thor'stone" in Old Scandinavian. Over time, the name evolved through various spellings such as Turston, and Tustin, reflecting the dynamic nature of English surnames during the Middle Ages. The name gained popularity among the Norman invaders of 1066, who were of Viking stock. Today, the surname Tustin is predominantly found in the United States, with significant concentrations in Nevada, and West Virginia. Despite its decline in popularity in the 20th century, the name remains significant due to its historical roots and cultural significance.
