Womack

The surname Womack was first found in Norfolk where early entries for this family are scarce. We did find that Henry Womack was vicar of Great Ellingham, Norfolk in 1601. The name "seems to mean Hollow Oak (from residence thereby) [Old English wamb, womb, hollow, cavity + ac, oak-tree]" and another source notes that it could have been a personal name as in Wimarch, Wimer which appear in the Domesday Book of 1086.