townsend
/ˈtaʊnzənd/Definitions
1. noun
a person who is the head of a town, especially in medieval times.
“The townsend was responsible for maintaining the town’s defenses and infrastructure.”
2. noun
a person who lives in a town or serves in a town office.
“The townsends of the village came together to discuss local issues.”
3. surname
a family name, especially one originating from a place name.
“John Townsend was a prominent figure in the community.”