| Name |
|
Origin |
|
Meaning |
| Airey |
|
Irish
|
| |
| Airth |
|
Irish
|
| Local: from the village of Airth in S... |
| Airy |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of Airey. The family arose in ... |
| Aiskell |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Auskettle. On the other ha... |
| Aislaby |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of Aislaby, a township in the ... |
| Aitcheson |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Archibald, from the nickna... |
| Aitchison |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Archibald, from the nickna... |
| Aitken |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Adam. |
| Aitkenhead |
|
Irish
|
| |
| Aiton |
|
Irish
|
| Local: From 'ea' or 'eau,' water, and... |
| Akenhead |
|
Irish
|
| Local: of Akenside, i.e. the side of ... |
| Akenside |
|
Irish
|
| Local: of Akenside, i.e. the side of ... |
| Akerman |
|
Irish
|
| A ploughman, a husbandman, a tiller o... |
| Akermann |
|
Irish
|
| A ploughman, a husbandman, a tiller o... |
| Akeroyd |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of the Ackroyd, i.e. the oak c... |
| Akers |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of the Acre, or Acres, from re... |
| Akister |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of Acaster, two parishes of th... |
| Akroyd |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of the Ackroyd, i.e. the oak c... |
| Alabaster |
|
Irish
|
| The Arbalester, i.e., crossbowman, . |
| Alabone |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Alban or Albon. The 'i' an... |
| Alan |
|
Irish
|
| Derived, according to Julius Scaliger... |
| Alaster |
|
Irish
|
| |
| Albanie |
|
Irish
|
| |
| Albany |
|
Irish
|
| Local: De Albini, not the Scotch Alba... |
| Albason |
|
Irish
|
| The som of Albin or Alban. |
| Albert |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Albert, from Ethelbert or ... |
