/ˈlɒftən/
From the loft or upper room on a hill
Represents elevation, both physical and social, suggesting someone who lived in an elevated dwelling or held a position of relative prominence in a community.
Symbolizes height, perspective, and stability—someone above the ordinary, with a vantage point over life's landscape. It embodies a sense of rootedness and heritage.
Originating in England, Lofton is a toponymic surname derived from places named Lofton, primarily fo
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