| Name |
|
Origin |
|
Meaning |
| Wakeling |
|
Irish
|
| Wanklyn. |
| Wakeman |
|
Irish
|
| The wakeman, i.e. watchman. |
| Walch |
|
Irish
|
| |
| Walcker |
|
Irish
|
| |
| Walcock |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Walter, from the nickname ... |
| Walcot |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of Walcott. It could be either... |
| Walcott |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of Walcott. It could be either... |
| Walden |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of Walden, a well-known and an... |
| Waldeve |
|
Irish
|
| |
| Waldie |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Waldeve. An abbreviation o... |
| Waldo |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Waldeve. An abbreviation o... |
| Waldron |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Waleran. The 'd' is intrus... |
| Waldrum |
|
Irish
|
| |
| Waldy |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Waldeve. An abbreviation o... |
| Wale |
|
Irish
|
| Nickname: The whale. Perhaps local, a... |
| Walerand |
|
Irish
|
| |
| Wales |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of Wales, a parish ten miles f... |
| Walesby |
|
Irish
|
| Local of Walesby, a parish near Marke... |
| Walford |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of Walford, a parish near Ross... |
| Walkden |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of Walkden, a parish called Wa... |
| Walker |
|
Irish
|
| The walker, i.e. filler, a term appli... |
| Walkingshaw |
|
Irish
|
| |
| Walkinshaw |
|
Irish
|
| |
| Walklate |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Seemingly some small spot on t... |
| Walklett |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Seemingly some small spot on t... |
| Walkling |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Walkelin. Used to be a per... |
