Nachname |
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Herkunft |
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Bedeutung |
Palliser |
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Irish
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| The palliser, or with feminine suffix... |
Pallister |
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Irish
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| The palliser, or with feminine suffix... |
Palmer |
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Irish
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| The Palmer, a pilgrim to the Holy Lan... |
Palphramand |
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Irish
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| A curious corruption of Palfreyman. T... |
Palser |
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Irish
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| The palliser, or with feminine suffix... |
Pamphilon |
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Irish
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| Local: Pampilion, a coat of different... |
Pamplin |
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Irish
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| Local: Pampilion, a coat of different... |
Pampling |
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Irish
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| Local: Pampilion, a coat of different... |
Pancefoot |
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Irish
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| Local: De Pauncevote, probably of Nor... |
Panckridge |
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Irish
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| The son of Pancras, popularly styled ... |
Pancoast |
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Irish
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| Local: A corruption of Pankhurst. |
Pankhurst |
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Irish
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| Local: Of Penkhurst, an estate in Eas... |
Pankridge |
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Pannell |
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Irish
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| The son of Paynel, a diminutive of Pa... |
Pannett |
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Irish
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| The son of Paynot, a diminutive of Pa... |
Pannier |
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Irish
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| The pannier, one who carried bread fr... |
Panter |
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Irish
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| The panter, the steward of the pantry... |
Panther |
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Irish
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| The panter, the steward of the pantry... |
Pantin |
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Irish
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| Local: Of Panton, a parish in county ... |
Panting |
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Irish
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| Local: Of Panton, a parish in county ... |
Pantler |
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Irish
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| The panter, the steward of the pantry... |
Panton |
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Irish
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| Local: Of Panton, a parish in county ... |
Pantry |
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Irish
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| At the pantry, the officer of the pan... |
Pape |
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Irish
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| Nickname: The pape, i.e. Pope. From F... |
Papillon |
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Irish
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| Local: Of the pavilion. French 'pavil... |
Paplay |
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