Name |
|
Origin |
|
Meaning |
Fermer |
|
Irish
|
| |
Fermor |
|
Irish
|
| The farmer. |
Fermory |
|
Irish
|
| |
Fermour |
|
Irish
|
| |
Fern |
|
Irish
|
| |
Ferneley |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of Farnley, near Leeds, spelt ... |
Fernell |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of Fernhill, probably the smal... |
Ferneyhough |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of the fern-halgh, i.e. the mo... |
Fernhough |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of the fern-halgh, i.e. the mo... |
Fernie |
|
Irish
|
| |
Fernihough |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of the fern-halgh, i.e. the mo... |
Fernley |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of Farnley, near Leeds, spelt ... |
Fernyhough |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of the fern-halgh, i.e. the mo... |
Ferrabee |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of Ferriby. North and South Fe... |
Ferraby |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of Ferriby. North and South Fe... |
Ferran |
|
Irish
|
| |
Ferrand |
|
Irish
|
| Local: From some place of the name in... |
Ferrer |
|
Irish
|
| The farrier, a maker of horse-shoes. ... |
Ferrers |
|
Irish
|
| Local: From 'Ferrieres,' a small town... |
Ferrey |
|
Irish
|
| Local: At the ferry. Probably the bea... |
Ferrie |
|
Irish
|
| Local: At the ferry. Probably the bea... |
Ferrier |
|
Irish
|
| The farrier, a maker of horse-shoes. ... |
Ferriman |
|
Irish
|
| The ferryman, one who conveys peple o... |
Ferris |
|
Irish
|
| A corruption of Ferrers. 'Fferis,' in... |