Family

The Corstorphine family name is rooted in Scottish history, originating from the village and former parish of Corstorphine, now a suburb of Edinburgh. Historically, the area was significant due to the Corstorphine Hill, a notable landmark, and its strategic location near the capital city. The family name is believed to have been adopted from this locality, a common practice in Scotland where geographical features often gave rise to family names.

The Corstorphines have a rich heritage that intertwines with the historical and cultural developments of Scotland. Over the centuries, members of the Corstorphine family have been involved in various professions and roles within Scottish society, contributing to both local and national history. The legacy of the Corstorphine name is preserved not only in genealogical records but also in the enduring landmarks and stories of the Edinburgh area, reflecting the family’s long-standing connection to this region.