This unusual surname has a Germanic origin. Originating from Anglo-Saxon tribes, Zelly is an Old English word that means вЂhappyвЂ™ or вЂblessedвЂ™. Zachary is a family surname that came into England with the Norman conquest of 1066. YoungД«elonging to the pre 7th-century Anglo-Saxon era, this last name is derived from the word вЂGeongвЂ™ which means вЂThe young oneвЂ™. ThisВ topographic name refers to вЂsomeone who lived near the gates of a walled townвЂ™, or an occupational name for вЂa gatekeeper.вЂ™ 96. Yarrow is a surname that is derived from the locality of Yarrow, which is a parish in Selkirkshire. This Old English habitational surname is derived from various places like Essex, West Midlands and means вЂof the YardвЂ™. 92.В YarburyДerived from Yarborough, a county in Lincolnshire, this surname comes from the Anglo-Saxon tribes of Britain. Yalden could have been derived from a geographical locality of Yalding, which is a parish in Kent. This topographical surname of Irish origin belongs to the Isle of Wight, near Hampshire in England. Originating from English and German regions, West is a topographical surname that refers to вЂSomeone who lived by the west of the settlementвЂ™. WebbД«elonging to the Old English pre 7thВ Century era, Webb means вЂTo WeaveвЂ™. Ward is an Old English word that entered England after the Norman conquest of 1066 and means вЂGuardianвЂ™ or вЂWatchmanвЂ™. This common Irish last name originates from the British and Welsh community of soldiers. This last name of Scottish and English origin refers to вЂMaker of objects from wood or metalвЂ™. Originating from the Scottish and English regions, this surname refers to вЂson of ThomвЂ™. This common last name means вЂTwinвЂ™ and has a Biblical reference due to Saint Thomas. Originating from the French and Latin origin, this occupational surname refers to a вЂtailorвЂ™ or вЂto cutвЂ™. StewartДerived from the pre-7thВ century Old English word вЂStigeweardвЂ™, it means вЂWardenвЂ™ or вЂWall guardianвЂ™. It can be an old English form of вЂsmithвЂ™ or вЂto strikeвЂ™. This occupational surname is an Old English term meaning вЂone who works in metalвЂ™. This patronymic Anglo-Scottish surnameВ is derived from the words вЂSymsonвЂ™, вЂSimmeвЂ™ or SimonвЂ™ and means вЂSon of SimonвЂ™. It refers to the inhabitants of Scotland. Originating from the Medieval English era, Scott is derived from the 7th-century word вЂScottiвЂ™.

This patronymic first surname originating from England means вЂson of RobinвЂ™. This surname of Germanic roots means вЂbrightвЂ™ or вЂfameвЂ™. Brought by the Normans in 1066, Richard derives from вЂrulerвЂ™, and вЂhardвЂ™ or вЂstrong in ruleвЂ™. This surname of Germanic origin means вЂpowerfulвЂ™, вЂbraveвЂ™. Ratliff is a habitational surname belonging to any place in Britain called Ratcliffe, Radcliffe, or Redcliff. This English toponymic surname of Anglo-Saxon origin is derived from Ramsey in Essex or Ramsey in Huntingdonshire. Cornish refers to the Celtic meaning вЂhornвЂ™, вЂheadlandвЂ™. This English surname originally derives from Cornwall. Its original Norse meaning is вЂfrom the womanвЂ™s estateвЂ™. Quimby is a surname derived from a toponym such as Quenby. This anglicised version of the Irish surnames Г“ Cuill, Coll, Coill and OвЂ™Coill means вЂforestвЂ™, or вЂshrubвЂ™. Peter is derived from the Greek word meaning вЂstoneвЂ™ or вЂrockвЂ™. This Scandinavian patronymic surname means вЂњson of PeterвЂ™. This occupational surname is relevant toВ the profession of a religiousВ pastorВ and a shepherd pastor. Palmer is an occupational surname of old English, Norman, German, French and Scottish origin. PainterДating back to mid 13th century, this occupational surname is derived from the Old French word вЂpeinto(u)rвЂ™ meaning вЂpainterвЂ™. 65.В PageД¬ommon in English, Scottish and French regions, this surname means вЂattendantвЂ™. This Old English habitational name originates from Oxley in Staffordshire and West Yorkshire. Owen originates from a Welsh first name called Owain and means вЂNobleвЂ™ or вЂWell-bornвЂ™. Popular in Ireland,В it refers to вЂthe son of OsbernвЂ™. Osborne is a baptismal name that means вЂDivine bearвЂ™.

It also comes from Old English wordsВ вЂњwad,вЂќ вЂњhyll,вЂќ вЂњand woadвЂќ which is a plant producing blue dye from its leaves. Originating from the 17thВ century, it refers to the villageВ OdellВ in Bedfordshire, England. This English occupational surname means вЂa keeper of oxenвЂ™ or вЂa scribeвЂ™ or вЂa clerk.вЂ™ 61.В OвЂ™Dell This surname of Irish, Scots or English origin means вЂSon of NicholasвЂ™. It is a derivative of Olde English pre 7th Century word вЂnihtegalвЂ™.

This English surname meaning вЂsomeone with a sweet voiceвЂ™ has an Anglo-Saxon origin. It could also be the matronymic surname that means вЂson of EleanorвЂ™. This patronymic surname is a form of the Irish name Neal or from the Gaelic Niall and means вЂchampionвЂ™. This locational surname comes from the old English word вЂThe cattle farmвЂ™ or вЂneatвЂ™ which means вЂcattleвЂ™.

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