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Last name: Bark. Recorded in several forms as shown below, this is an Anglo-German surname which means the same in both countries, and often shares the same spellings. It is topographical for a dweller by a single birch tree or sometimes a birch wood. The derivation is from the pre 7th century word birce.
The Germanic, or Middle European, surname Prosser is an agricultural occupational name derived from the Latin verb â proserpere â meaning â to emerge â ... in the sense of growing grain. The name of the Roman agricultural goddess Proserpina (or Proserpine) is derived from this same Latin verb.here are two etymologies for the surname Prosser, one Welsh and one Middle European. Both etymologies are more or less equally ancient, going back to early mediaeval times, circa 600-1100 AD.