Grandison is an uncommon and distinctive given name of African origin, particularly prevalent among people of African descent living outside Africa. It has gained some popularity in Western cultures due to its unique sound and potential meanings. Derived from the name Grandison Scott, a notable figure in American literature known for his role as the protagonist in 'The Grandison Family' series by Julia Moore, the name itself signifies grandeur or majesty. However, it's important to note that this name may not have direct ancestral ties to African royalty despite its African origin.
The name Grandison first appeared in records in 1929 with five births that year.