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Il cognome Pratt è di origine inglese. Era un soprannome per un imbroglione intelligente, dall'inglese antico "proett", trucco, mestiere, astuzia, astuto, che si trova in uso come soprannome nell'XI secolo. L'inglese medio "pratt (e)" non è registrato come parola del vocabolario fino al XV secolo. La parola soprannome deriva da "un nome eke" o nome aggiunto, e poiché i cognomi hanno avuto origine come nomi aggiunti per aiutare nell'identificazione, tutti i cognomi sono, in un certo senso, soprannomi. Il nome può anche derivare dal franco-latino (antico francese "prat"; francese "pre"; latino "prat-um" - un prato), "abitante di un prato". Il primo esempio è Lefwinus Prat c1080 un soprannome in inglese antico che il documento spiega "(id est) Astutus, quod ab inimicis saepe captus caute evaserit". Pratt è il cognome dei Marchesi e dei Conti Camden. Discendono da John Pratt († 1573) del Devonshire. Il primo conte, figlio di Sir Charles ...
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Argent, on a chevron sable, between three pellets, each charged with a martlet of the field, as many mascles or.
Coat of arms of family Pratt from England (co. Norfolk). Source of the Blazon: "The General Armory of England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales" by Sir Bernard Burke, London 1884
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