| Name |
|
Origin |
|
Meaning |
| Bowdige |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Bowditch, an estate in Dors... |
| Bowditch |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Bowditch, an estate in Dors... |
| Bowdlear |
|
English
|
| The bowdler, i.e. the puddler. 'Buddl... |
| Bowdler |
|
English
|
| The bowdler, i.e. the puddler. 'Buddl... |
| Bowe |
|
English
|
| Local: At the Bow, a sign-name, from ... |
| Bowell |
|
English
|
| Local: Bovill, a modification. |
| Bower |
|
English
|
| Local: Of the bower, an indoor servan... |
| Bowergroom |
|
English
|
| The bower-groom, a servant who attend... |
| Bowering |
|
English
|
| The son of Bowring, seemingly a perso... |
| Bowerman |
|
English
|
| The bowerman, i.e. the servant of the... |
| Bowers |
|
English
|
| Local: Of the bower, an indoor servan... |
| Bowgen |
|
English
|
| A Norfolk surname, possibly an immigr... |
| Bowhay |
|
English
|
| Local: Of the Boghey, seemingly one w... |
| Bowker |
|
English
|
| The butcher,a North-English form. A v... |
| Bowkett |
|
English
|
| The son of Buchard, a form of Burchar... |
| Bowland |
|
English
|
| Local: |
| Bowlby |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Boltby, a parish in county ... |
| Bowler |
|
English
|
| The bowler, a maker of wooden bowls a... |
| Bowlerss |
|
English
|
| The bowleress, a woman who made bowls... |
| Bowling |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Bowling, a chapelry near Br... |
| Bowmaker |
|
English
|
| The bowmaker, a bowyer. North Ehglish... |
| Bowman |
|
English
|
| The bowman, an archer; a a maker of b... |
| Bown |
|
English
|
| Local: De Bohun, modified early to Bo... |
| Bowne |
|
English
|
| Local: De Bohun, modified early to Bo... |
| Bowring |
|
English
|
| The son of Bowring, seemingly a perso... |
| Bowser |
|
English
|
| The butcher; or a nickname 'Beau-sire... |
