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Significado |
| Dryburgh |
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| Dryden |
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| From the Welsh 'Drwydwn,' broken nose... |
| Drylaw |
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| Drynan |
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| Drysdale |
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| Local: Of Dryfesdale, a parish in cou... |
| Drysdall |
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| Local: Of Dryfesdale, a parish in cou... |
| Drysdell |
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| Local: Of Dryfesdale, a parish in cou... |
| Dubber |
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| The dubber, a flipperer, a furbisher ... |
| Dubbs |
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| Local: At the dub. Dub is a small poo... |
| Ducey |
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| Ducie |
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| Duck |
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| There are three distinct origins of D... |
| Ducket |
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| The son of Marmaduke, from nickname D... |
| Duckett |
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| The son of Marmaduke, from nickname D... |
| Duckinfield |
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| Local: Of Dukinfield, atownship and c... |
| Duckit |
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| Duckitt |
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| The son of Marmaduke, from nickname D... |
| Duckworth |
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| Local: Of Duckworth, an estate in Osw... |
| Ducy |
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| Dudderidge |
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| Local: Of Dodridge, some spot in coun... |
| Duddingston |
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| Local: from the village of Duddingsto... |
| Duddy |
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| Dudgeon |
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| Merely variants of Dodgson or Dodson. |
| Dudhope |
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