English Surnames. An Essay On Family Nomenclature, Historical, Etymological, And Humorous; With Several Illustrative Appendices
English Surnames. An Essay On Family Nomenclature, Historical, Etymological, And Humorous; With Several Illustrative Appendices
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Daniel, Dann,t Daniels, Tancock, Dunstan, Dunn (if not from the colour).
David, Davey, Dafly, Davison, Davis, Dawes, J Dawkins, Dawkinson, Dawson, Davidge, (i. e.
David^s,) &c.
Edward, Edwards, Ethards, Edes, Edkins, Edwardson, Tedd.
Elias, Ellis, Ellison, Elliot, Elliotson, Elson, EUey, EUet, Lelliot.
Edmund, Edmunds, Edraundson, Munn, Monson.
Eustace, Stace, Stacekyn.
Francis, Frank, Frankes.
* Clapham, in Surrey, is the ham or house of ' Clappa/ a Saxon, who held the manor temp. Confessoris,... t Unless it be from Dan, an antient title of respect from the Lat.
Dominus.
% A correspondent protests against the derivation of Dawes from David, and quotes the * Glossaire' of Roquefort : " Awe ; eau, riviere, fontaine, etang, xauA;" adding that the name was spelt with an apostrophe, D'Awes, so lately as 1724, by Sir William D'Awes, archbishop of Canterbury. I still think, however, that in many instances Dawes is a simple * nurse-name:' without it I do not see how we can get our Dawson, Dawkins, Dawkinson, &c., any more than we can get Hawkins and Hawkinson from Henry without the intermediate Hawes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Daniel, Dann,t Daniels, Tancock, Dunstan, Dunn (if not from the colour).
David, Davey, Dafly, Davison, Davis, Dawes, J Dawkins, Dawkinson, Dawson, Davidge, (i. e.
David^s,) &c.
Edward, Edwards, Ethards, Edes, Edkins, Edwardson, Tedd.
Elias, Ellis, Ellison, Elliot, Elliotson, Elson, EUey, EUet, Lelliot.
Edmund, Edmunds, Edraundson, Munn, Monson.
Eustace, Stace, Stacekyn.
Francis, Frank, Frankes.
* Clapham, in Surrey, is the ham or house of ' Clappa/ a Saxon, who held the manor temp. Confessoris,... t Unless it be from Dan, an antient title of respect from the Lat.
Dominus.
% A correspondent protests against the derivation of Dawes from David, and quotes the * Glossaire' of Roquefort : " Awe ; eau, riviere, fontaine, etang, xauA;" adding that the name was spelt with an apostrophe, D'Awes, so lately as 1724, by Sir William D'Awes, archbishop of Canterbury. I still think, however, that in many instances Dawes is a simple * nurse-name:' without it I do not see how we can get our Dawson, Dawkins, Dawkinson, &c., any more than we can get Hawkins and Hawkinson from Henry without the intermediate Hawes.
What to read after English Surnames. An Essay On Family Nomenclature, Historical, Etymological, And Humorous; With Several Illustrative Appendices?
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