No one named Lindsey appears in the Bible. The name comes from Lindsey, an Anglo-Saxon kingdom in what is now Lincolnshire, England, whose Old English name meant “island of Lincoln.” It became a surname, then a first name, used mainly for boys until the 1960s and 1970s and mainly for girls since. What does Lindsey mean? The Old English name of the region was Lindesege, “the island of Lind.” Lind was the early name of Lincoln. The Romans called the…

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