Nachname |
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Herkunft |
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Bedeutung |
Tuckerman |
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English
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| The tuckerman, a tucker, a walker, a ... |
Tuckett |
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English
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| The son of Tuket or Touchet, probably... |
Tuckey |
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English
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| The son of Tochi, a variant of Tuck. |
Tuckie |
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English
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| The son of Tochi, a variant of Tuck. |
Tuckson |
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English
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| The son of Tuck. |
Tudball |
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English
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| The son of Theobald, one more of the ... |
Tuder |
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English
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| The son of Tudor. There is a possibil... |
Tudor |
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English
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| The son of Tudor. There is a possibil... |
Tuer |
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English
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| The tewer, i.e. the tawyer, one who p... |
Tuffield |
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English
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| Local: A the to-fall, probably from r... |
Tuffill |
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English
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| Local: A the to-fall, probably from r... |
Tuke |
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English
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| The son of Toke. |
Tukson |
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English
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| The son of Toke. |
Tumber |
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English
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| The tumber, i.e. the tumbler. |
Tummon |
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English
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| Tom-man, i.e. the servant of Tom. Tum... |
Tummond |
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English
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| Tom-man, i.e. the servant of Tom. Tum... |
Tummons |
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English
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| Tom-man, i.e. the servant of Tom.Tumm... |
Tunbridge |
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English
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| Local: Of Tunbridge or Tonbridge, a p... |
Tunder |
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English
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| The thunder, i.e. a vintner, a wine-t... |
Tunks |
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English
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| The son of Antony, from the nickname ... |
Tunnacliffe |
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English
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| Local: Of Tunnicliff, in the parish p... |
Tunnard |
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English
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| The town-herd, i.e. the man who guard... |
Tunneler |
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English
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| The tunneler, one who fills casks wit... |
Tunnicliffe |
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English
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| Local: Of Tunnicliff, in the parish p... |
Tunnock |
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English
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| The son of Tunnoc, a name found in co... |
Tunstall |
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English
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| Local: Of Tunstall, parishes in dioce... |