/ˈwʊlsi/
From the settlement of Woolsey, meaning 'woad island' or 'island where woad grows'.
Represents a connection to land, history, and natural resources—specifically the woad plant used historically for dye. It evokes self-sufficiency and rootedness in tradition.
Symbolizes heritage, resilience, and intellectual distinction; often associated with scholarly or ecclesiastical prominence due to historical bearers.
Of English origin, Woolsey is derived from a place name associated with notable historical figures,
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