Suffolk Surnames Pp. 88-1289
Suffolk Surnames Pp. 88-1289
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Whistler was a distinguished engi- neer. Mr. Sniffen lives at Greenwich, Conn. A contribution for the relief of Miss Handless would not be amiss. Mr! Legless seems to have remained in England, as have also the families of Awkward, Ugly, Thick and Thin, Bald, Bald- head, Cockeye, Hunchback, Killingback, Leather- head, Halfhead, Lofty, Lumpy, Bunch, Allbones, ScAREDEViL, and WuLGAR (consistently spelt). Lord Stowell's decisions are admired in Haggard's Re- ports. Mr. Slayback lives at Fairfield, ...Conn.
Ages are represented by Messrs. Young, Young- man, Younger, Younker, Junior, Minor, Senior, Olds, Whitehead, Elder, and Elders. We have 38 SUFFOLK SURNAMES.
Miss Eunice V, Senex (i. e., " old man "). Mr. Old lives in Franklin, Vt. Sir John Suckling was an English author of note in 1648 ; and Swadlin wrote in 1653. In Salem is a family of Oldson.
Some have promiscuous names; as Canale, Peo- ples, Fellows, Folk, Crowd, Garrison, Troop, Chapp, Person, Persons, Province, Thing, Jurt.
The names of States, and of Coloney or Colony, are common in New England, as is also that of Voter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whistler was a distinguished engi- neer. Mr. Sniffen lives at Greenwich, Conn. A contribution for the relief of Miss Handless would not be amiss. Mr! Legless seems to have remained in England, as have also the families of Awkward, Ugly, Thick and Thin, Bald, Bald- head, Cockeye, Hunchback, Killingback, Leather- head, Halfhead, Lofty, Lumpy, Bunch, Allbones, ScAREDEViL, and WuLGAR (consistently spelt). Lord Stowell's decisions are admired in Haggard's Re- ports. Mr. Slayback lives at Fairfield, ...Conn.
Ages are represented by Messrs. Young, Young- man, Younger, Younker, Junior, Minor, Senior, Olds, Whitehead, Elder, and Elders. We have 38 SUFFOLK SURNAMES.
Miss Eunice V, Senex (i. e., " old man "). Mr. Old lives in Franklin, Vt. Sir John Suckling was an English author of note in 1648 ; and Swadlin wrote in 1653. In Salem is a family of Oldson.
Some have promiscuous names; as Canale, Peo- ples, Fellows, Folk, Crowd, Garrison, Troop, Chapp, Person, Persons, Province, Thing, Jurt.
The names of States, and of Coloney or Colony, are common in New England, as is also that of Voter.
What to read after Suffolk Surnames Pp. 88-1289?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bowditch, N. I. (Nathaniel Ingersoll), 1805-1861 to read onlineMoreLess
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