| Name |
|
Origin |
|
Meaning |
| Woodland |
|
Irish
|
| Local: At the wood-laund, a grassy sp... |
| Woodlands |
|
Irish
|
| Local: At the wood-laund, a grassy sp... |
| Woodman |
|
Irish
|
| The woodman, generally one who reside... |
| Woodmason |
|
Irish
|
| The wood-mason. |
| Woodnott |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Godinot, diminutive of God... |
| Woodnutt |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Godinot, diminutive of God... |
| Woodroffe |
|
Irish
|
| |
| Woodroof |
|
Irish
|
| |
| Woodrooffe |
|
Irish
|
| |
| Woodrough |
|
Irish
|
| The wood-reeve or wood-bailiff. |
| Woodrow |
|
Irish
|
| |
| Woodruff |
|
Irish
|
| The wood-reeve or wood-bailiff. |
| Woods |
|
Irish
|
| |
| Woodside |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of Wood-side, township in the ... |
| Woodson |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Wodard. |
| Woodstock |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of Woodstock, a borough and ma... |
| Woodward |
|
Irish
|
| The woodward, a forest officer who lo... |
| Woodwards |
|
Irish
|
| The woodward, a forest officer who lo... |
| Woodyeare |
|
Irish
|
| The wooder, i.e. the woodman, or the ... |
| Woodyer |
|
Irish
|
| The wooder, i.e. the woodman, or the ... |
| Wooer |
|
Irish
|
| Nickname: The wooer, i.e. lover. |
| Woofenden |
|
Irish
|
| |
| Wookey |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of Wookey, a parish in county ... |
| Wooldredge |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Wulfric. The 'd' is intrus... |
| Wooldridge |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Wulfric. The 'd' is intrus... |
| Wooler |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of Wooler, a parish in county ... |
