| Nom de famille |
|
Origine |
|
Sens |
| Flaxman |
|
Anglais
|
| The flaxman, a dresser of flax. |
| Flaxwife |
|
Anglais
|
| The flax-wife, a spinner of flax. |
| Fleck |
|
Anglais
|
| The spotted, streaked, dappled. |
| Fleeman |
|
Anglais
|
| A variant of Freeman or Fleming, more... |
| Fleet |
|
Anglais
|
| Local: At the fleet, or 'of Fleet,' p... |
| Fleetwood |
|
Anglais
|
| Local: Of Fleetwood, a town and seapo... |
| Flegg |
|
Anglais
|
| Local: Of Flegg. East and West Flegg ... |
| Fleming |
|
Anglais
|
| Local: The Fleming, one who came from... |
| Flemming |
|
Anglais
|
| Local: The Fleming, one who came from... |
| Flesher |
|
Anglais
|
| The flesher, a butcher. To be careful... |
| Fleshhewer |
|
Anglais
|
| A carnifex, a slaughter-man, a man wh... |
| Fleshmonger |
|
Anglais
|
| The fleshmonger, a seller of flesh-me... |
| Fletcher |
|
Anglais
|
| The fletcher, a maker of arrows. The ... |
| Flewellin |
|
Anglais
|
| The son of Llewellyn. Similar to Floy... |
| Flewelling |
|
Anglais
|
| Son of Llewellyn. Similar to Floyd wi... |
| Flewett |
|
Anglais
|
| The last name found first in London a... |
| Flewitt |
|
Anglais
|
| The last name found first in London a... |
| Flexmen |
|
Anglais
|
| The flaxman, a dresser of flax. |
| Flick |
|
Anglais
|
| The spotted, streaked, dappled. |
| Flier |
|
Anglais
|
| Nickname: |
| Flindt |
|
Anglais
|
| The son of Flint. In Domesday we have... |
| Flint |
|
Anglais
|
| The son of Flint. In Domesday we have... |
| Flintcroft |
|
Anglais
|
| Local: Of Flitcroft. Some spot in Sou... |
| Flitcraft |
|
Anglais
|
| Local: Of Flitcroft. Some spot in Sou... |
| Flockton |
|
Anglais
|
| Local: Of Flockton, a township in the... |
| Flood |
|
Anglais
|
| Welsh Floyed or Flood. The English at... |
