| Hanlie | From the High-wood Clearing |
| Hansse | Meaning God is very gracious. |
| Hardred | Meaning a brave counselor. |
| Hardulph | Meaning a brave wolf hero. |
| Hardwick | Strong fortress or fortified place |
| Hardwik | Strong fortress or fortified place |
| Hareford | Ford of the Hares |
| Harfford | Strong fortress or fortified place |
| Harhold | Strong fortress or fortified place |
| Hariulf | Strong wolf or wolf warrior |
| Harlem | Town in the Netherlands, possibly derived from 'hale' or 'haleem' |
| Harmond | Strong protector or guardian |
| Harmoney | Musically in Tune; Unity |
| Haroldus | Ruler of the people or leader |
| Harpo | One who plays the harp. |
| Harrick | Strong ruler or leader |
| Harrye | Ruler of the people or leader |
| Hartwill | A brave and strong heart. |
| Harvie | A battleready warrior. |
| Harwik | Strong fortress or fortified place |
| Harwyn | A Friend of the Hare |
| Hascuil | Wise or intelligent |
| Hasculf | Wise wolf or wolf warrior |
| Haseca | Wise or intelligent |
| Haslitt | Hazel-tree Land |
| Hasting | Son of the swift person. |
| Haston | From the town of haste. |
| Hathcyn | Battle-born, from 'hath' meaning battle and 'cyn' meaning born |
| Hathweald | Battle-ruler, from 'hath' meaning battle and 'weald' meaning ruler |
| Hawkley | Hawk's meadow, from 'haw' meaning hawk and 'ley' meaning meadow |
| Hawthorn | Lives near the thorn bush. |
| Haylnn | Hay or grassy hill, from 'hayl' meaning hay or grass and 'nn' meaning hill |
| Hayz | From the Hedged Enclosure |
| Heabba | High or noble father, from 'heab' meaning high or noble and 'ba' meaning father |
| Headd | High or noble, from 'heab' meaning high or noble |
| Headda | High or noble, from 'heab' meaning high or noble and 'da' meaning father |
| Heahfrith | Peaceful or calm high place, from 'heah' meaning high and 'frith' meaning peace |
| Heahhbeorht | Bright or shining high place, from 'heah' meaning high and 'beorht' meaning bright |
| Heahmund | Mighty or powerful high place, from 'heah' meaning high and 'mund' meaning mighty |
| Heahred | Counsel or advice from a high place, from 'heah' meaning high and 'red' meaning counsel |