Hutson is an uncommon, yet distinctive given name of English origin. It is derived from the occupational surname Hutson, which was originally bestowed upon a maker or seller of hats. This moniker is composed of two elements: 'hutt', meaning 'hat' in Middle English, and '-son', indicating 'son of'. Thus, Hutson can be interpreted as 'son of the hatmaker'. While it may not be among the most popular choices today, this name carries a unique history and character that sets it apart.
The name Hutson has seen varied popularity over the years, with a significant increase in usage from 2012 onwards.