Surnames
Surnames
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, probably, malcer of images of saints.
HEILMANN (©•), trappy man. {v. I'lleureux. ) HEIM, van der (?D. )' ^f ^^^ Home. The Saxon "lieim" was the same as the Anglo-Saxon " ham. " (r. Ham. ) HEITMANN ((g. ), Heath man. {v. Ter Heide. ) HELBORNE ((£. ), Hill brook Hellier, Thatcher, Tiler.
HELL, van der (?I). ), of the Hollow, Low, or Beep place.
HELLEGANGER (ID. ), Hell-walker f Two of the name m Amsterdam Directory for 1851.
HELLER von Hellersperg ((S. ), Vivary of Vivary mount.
HELLFURTH ((S. ...), Clear ford. Hellmann, Clear-headed man. The same as the English Brightman.
HEMELOP (iD. ), Heaven up ; As high as heaven ?
HENGST, den (SD. ), the Stallion. A name still extant, and cer- tainly an ancient one ; for it was borne by Hengst, or Hengist, who, with his brother Horsa, landed in England A. D. 449.
HENNEBONT, de (^. ), of Bridge road. (v. Des Chemins. ) HENSCOT ((g. ). Hen's cottage. Henshall, Hen's hall. Hen- SHAW or Henshaugh, Hen's meadoio. (v. Hanley and How. ) HERCKENRATH {(&.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, probably, malcer of images of saints.
HEILMANN (©•), trappy man. {v. I'lleureux. ) HEIM, van der (?D. )' ^f ^^^ Home. The Saxon "lieim" was the same as the Anglo-Saxon " ham. " (r. Ham. ) HEITMANN ((g. ), Heath man. {v. Ter Heide. ) HELBORNE ((£. ), Hill brook Hellier, Thatcher, Tiler.
HELL, van der (?I). ), of the Hollow, Low, or Beep place.
HELLEGANGER (ID. ), Hell-walker f Two of the name m Amsterdam Directory for 1851.
HELLER von Hellersperg ((S. ), Vivary of Vivary mount.
HELLFURTH ((S. ...), Clear ford. Hellmann, Clear-headed man. The same as the English Brightman.
HEMELOP (iD. ), Heaven up ; As high as heaven ?
HENGST, den (SD. ), the Stallion. A name still extant, and cer- tainly an ancient one ; for it was borne by Hengst, or Hengist, who, with his brother Horsa, landed in England A. D. 449.
HENNEBONT, de (^. ), of Bridge road. (v. Des Chemins. ) HENSCOT ((g. ). Hen's cottage. Henshall, Hen's hall. Hen- SHAW or Henshaugh, Hen's meadoio. (v. Hanley and How. ) HERCKENRATH {(&.
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