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Samuel is a name, its origin are from ancient Greek and Macedonia. The ancient spelling of Samuel is Samoil. In the bible Samuel is a profit and his name roughly translates as 'He Who Listens' this is one of the namy names of Jehovah and so it can also be interchangeable with the meaning 'Name Of God'. There are many hundreds of names still in use that in ancient languages have the actual name of god in thier name and many more that can translate in another name of God. So its not exactly uncommon. Another name of Samuel is Sammael the prince of demons, his name is interchangeable with Satan. He resides in the 7th heaven (domain of unborn souls) this is a Saturday. The angel of death. Seducer of Eve. Also described as 'God Severity'. Literally translated as 'Sam' meaning poison and 'el' meaning angel. He has also been regarded as good and evil 'as one of the greatest and one of the foulest spirits operating in heaven, on earth, and in hell'. Angels can be quite ambiguous. In occult Sammael is one of the seven fallen angels used in communicating with various evil forces. This would either place him as a ruler of one of the days of the week or as an arch angel that rules above rules many millions of angels. There's no official hierarchy in fallen angels and none of them seem to be official formal rulers of anything. His good angel equivalent would be Cassiel, This final paragraph has been based on the occult rather than traditional angelic scripture.
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