Whitten is a name with English origins, derived from the Old English words "wīht" meaning "white" and "tun" meaning "settlement. " It signifies a place or settlement associated with white or fair features. The name has a strong historical presence in England and has been used in various forms over time. Whitten is primarily an English surname that has been used as a given name. It has its roots in the medieval period when surnames were often derived from geographical locations or personal characteristics. The name has evolved through various spellings and forms, such as Whitton and Whitton, reflecting its adaptation to different regions and cultures. Whitten is important because it carries a sense of place and heritage. It is a name that evokes a sense of belonging to a specific community or region.
