Sherryll is of American origin, derived from the fruit cherry and the suffix '-ly'. It first appeared in the early to mid-20th century as a given name for females. The name Sherryll has been associated with sweetness and charm, reflecting its origins from the popular fruit.
The name Sherryll experienced varying popularity between 1941 and 1963, with peak years being 1952 and 1956 when it was given to 9 and 13 babies respectively. However, the number of births dropped significantly after 1958, with only two years in that period seeing more than five babies named Sherryll. Overall, there were a total of 109 births with this name during those years.