Duckett, a surname
The surname "Duckett" is of English origin, derived from the Old French word "duc," meaning "leader" or "duke." It is a locational surname, often associated with places in England, and has variations such as "Ducket" and "Ducketts."
Historically, individuals with the surname Duckett have been recorded since the medieval period. Notable bearers include William Duckett, a 17th-century English politician, and John Duckett, a prominent figure in the 18th century. The name is relatively uncommon today but can still be found in various regions, particularly in England and the United States.