Jackson is an English surname of Old French origin, derived from the Norman-French 'Jakesun' meaning 'son of Jack', with 'Jack' being a diminutive form of John.
In American culture, Jackson is often associated with the strong and confident leader, referencing the seventh President of the United States Andrew Jackson.
People named Jackson are typically seen as resourceful, optimistic, and natural-born leaders who possess a strong sense of independence and determination.
The name Jackson remains popular in many English-speaking countries and is often chosen for its rugged, American feel.