The name Weldon is of English origin, derived from the pre-7th century Olde English words "waella" meaning a spring and "dun" meaning a mound or hill, or possibly "dene" meaning a valley. Originally a locational surname, it referred to individuals from the parishes of Weldon in Northamptonshire. Over time, the name has evolved from being primarily associated with geography to being used as a given name. It symbolizes a connection to natural landmarks and historical places. The name has remained significant due to its rich history and cultural roots.
