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Surnames
A
ABBEE; ABBOT •
ABBY, ABBEY or ABBEE; ABEY; ABELL •
ABERNETHY; ABINGTON; ABORNE; ACRERLY, ACCORLEY or ACRELY; ACKLEY or ACLY; ACREMAN or AKERMAN; ACRES, often ACKERMAN •
ACTON; ACY or ACIE; ADAMS •
ADDINGTON •
ADDIS; ADEY; ADGATE; ADGER; ADKINS •
ADVERD or ADFORD; AGER, AGAR, AUGER, EGER or EAGER; AGLIN; AGNEW; AINSWORTH •
AKERS; ALBEE or ALBY; ALBESON or ALLBERSON; ALBOROW, ALBOROUGH, ALBRO, ALDBURY, ALBROE or ALSBERRIE •
ALCOCK •
ALDBURG; ALDEN •
ALDERMAN; ALDIS •
ALDRIDGE or ALDRICH; ALEWORTH; ALEXANDER •
ALFORD •
ALGER •
ALISET or ALLISET; ALLARD; ALLARE; ALLEN •
ALLERTON •
ALLEY; ALLEYNE •
ALLIN; ALLING •
ALLIS •
ALLISET or ALLESET; ALLISON; ALLOTT; ALLT or AULT •
ALLY
‡ ALLYN •
ALMY or ALMOND; ALSOP or ALSUP •
ALSOB; ALVORD •
AMADOWN; AMAZEEN; AMBECK, AMBEEK or AMBEECK •
AMBLER; AMBROSE; AMBRY or AMBERY; AMEREDITH, MERRYDAY or MEREDITH •
AMES •
AMEY or AMEE; AMORY; AMOS; AMSBURY; AMSDEN; ANCHOR; ANDERSON •
ANDREW •
ANDREWS, ANDROWS (or ANDROS, sometimes), often ANDROS •
ANDROS; ANGELL; ANGIER •
ANNABLE, ANNIBLE or ANNIBALL •
ANNIS; ANTHONY •
ANTRAM; APPLEBY; APPLEGATE; APPLETON •
APPLIN; ARBUCKLE; ARCHER or ARCHARD •
ARDELL; AREY; ARIN; ARMITAGE or ARMATAGE; ARMS; ARMSBEE or ARMESBEY, sometimes, as in Baylies, AMSBURY; ARMSTRONG •
ARNOLD •
ARROWSMITH; ARTHUR; ARTSEL; ASH; ASHBURN or ASHBORN; ASHBY •
ASHCRAFT; ASHDOWN; ASHFIELD; ASHLEY, sometimes ASHLY •
ASHTON; ASHWOOD; ASLETT or ARSLEBY; ASPINWALL or ASPENALL •
ASTWOOD •
ATCHINSON or ATCHISON; ATHEARN; ATHERSTON; ATHERTON •
ATKINS •
ATKINSON, ADKINSON or ATKESON •
ATWATER •
ATWELL •
ATWOOD •
AUBREY; AUDLEY; AUGER, AGAR or AUGUR •
AUGUSTINE •
AULT, sometime writ. OLT; AUSTIN •
AVERILL; AVERY •
AVIS •
AVISTON or AVESSON; AWARDS; AWKLEY; AXEY; AXTELL; AYERS or AYER •
AYLET; AYRAULT or AYROULD; AYRES; AZELL
B
BAALAM; BABB; BABBAGE, BABBIDGE, sometimes BABRIDGE •
BABBIT; BABCOCK •
BABER; BABSON; BACHILER, BACHELOR, BACHELLER, BACHELDER, BATCHELOR, or •
BACKUS; BACON •
BADCOCK •
BADGER; BADLAM; BADMAN; BAGG; BAGLEY; BAGNALL •
BAILEY •
BAKER •
BALCH; BALCOM or BOLKCOM; BALDWIN •
BALL •
BALLANTINE •
BALLARD, oft. writ. as sound. Ballatt •
BALLOU; BALSTONE or BAULSTON •
BAMBRIDGE, BANBRIDGE, BAINBRIDGE or BAINRICK; BAMPSTER; BANCROFT •
BAND; BANFIELD; BANGS •
BANKS; BANISTER, or BANNISTER •
BANSHOTT; BANT; BARBER •
BARCROFT; BARD; BARDEN; BARDING; BARDWELL; BAREFOOTE •
BARGE; BARGER; BARKER •
BARLOW •
BARNABY •
BARNARD •
BARNES •
BARNETT; BARNEY •
BARNUM or BARNAM; BARNELL; BARR; BARRETT •
BARRON •
BARROWS or BARROW; BARRY; BARSHAM •
BARSTOW, BAIRSTO or BERESTO •
BARTHOLOMEW •
BARTLETT •
BARTOLL; BARTON •
BARTRAM; BASCOM •
BASS; BASSAKER, BUSSAKER or BUSICOT •
BASSETT; BASSOM or BASSUM •
BASTARD; BASTAR; BATCHELOR, or BATCHELDER; BATEMAN; BATES •
BATSON •
BATT; BATTELLE or BATTLE •
BATTEN; BATTER; BATTING or BATTENS; BAXTER •
BAY or BAYES; BAYLEY •
BAYNLY •
BAYSEY; BAZICOTT; BEACH or BEECH; BEACHAM; BEACHEN; BEADLE •
BEAL or BEALS •
BEAMAN; BEAMOND or BEAMON; BEAMSLEY •
BEAN, BEANE or BEANES; BEARD; BEARDING •
BEARSE, BEARCE or BIERCE; BEARSLEY, BEARDSLEY, BERDSLEY or BERSLEY(sound BARESLEY); BEAUCHAMP or BEACHUM •
BEAUMONT or BEMENT; BECK •
BECKET; BECKFORD or BICKFORD(more common in early days); BECKLEY; BECKWITH •
BEDELL, BEDLE or BEEDLE; BEDFORD; BEDIENT; BEDURTHA, BEDORTHA or BODURTHA •
BEDWELL; BEEBE or BEEBY; BEECHER or BEACHER •
BEEDER, perhaps BEEDE; BEEFORD; BEERS or BEERE •
BEETFIELD or BITFIELD; BEHONEY; BEIGHTON; BELCHER •
BELCONGER; BELDEN or BELDING •
BELKNAP •
BELL •
BELLAMY •
BELLEW or BELLOU; BELLFLOWER; BELLAMONT; BELLINGHAM •
BELLINGTON; BELLOWS •
BELVILLE; BEMIS; BENDALL •
BENDISH; BENEDICT; BENGILLEY •
BENHAM; BENJAMIN •
BENMORE; BENNETT •
BENNING; BENSON •
BENT; BENTLEY; BENTON •
BERESFORD; BERKLEY; BERNARD; BERNON; BERRY •
BESBEDGE, BESBITCH or BEESBEECH •
BESSEY; BEST; BESWICK; BETSCOMBE or BETSHAM; BETTS •
BETTY; BEVANS or BEVENS; BEWETT, BUET or BUITTBUITT; BEXTER; BIBBLE; BICKNELL; BICKNOR or BICKNER; BIDDLE •
BIDFIELD, BEDFIELD or BETTFIELD; BIDGOOD or BETGOOD; BIGELOW, BAGULEY or BIGLOW •
BIGGS or BIGG •
BILL; BILLINGS or BILLING •
BILLINGTON; BILLS or BILLES •
BINGHAM; BINGLEY; BINNEY; BINKS or BINCKS, sometimes BRINKS •
BINNS; BINSON; BIRCH; BIRCHARD, BURCHARD or BIRCHALL; BIRD •
BIRDEN; BIRDLEY; BIRDSALL; BIRDSEYE; BIRGE; BISBEE, or BISBY; BISCOE; BISCON; BISHOP •
BISS; BISSELL •
BITNER; BITTLESTONE, BIDLESTON or BIDDLESTONE •
BITTS; BIXBY; BLACHLEY; BLACK •
BLACKBURNE; BLACKFORD; BLACKLEACH; BLACKLEY, or BLAKESLEY •
BLACKMAN; BLACKMORE; BLACKWELL •
BLACKWOOD; BLAGDEN; BLAGGE; BLAGUE; BLAISDELL or BLASDALE •
BLAKE •
BLAKEMAN •
BLAKESLEY; BLANCHARD •
BLAND; BLANDFORD; BLANDING; BLANEY; BLANTON, BLANTAINE or BLANDING •
BLATCHFORD; BLATCHLEY; BLAXTON •
BLAYDEN; BLEASE; BLETHIN; BLETSO; BLIGH; BLIN; BLINMAN •
BLISH or BLUSH; BLISS •
BLODGET or BLOGGET, sometimes BLOGHEAD •
BLOIS or BLOYS; BLOMFIELD or BLUMFIELD •
BLOOD •
BLOSSOM; BLOTT •
BLOWERS; BLUNT; BLUSH; BLY; BOADEN or BODEN •
BOARDMAN; BOBBIT; BOCKFORD; BODE, BOOD or BOADE; BODERIT; BODFISH; BODINGHAM; BODKIN; BODMAN; BODWELL •
BOGGUST; BOGLE; BOHONION or BOHANNON; BOLCOM; BOLLARD; BOLLES; BOLT; BOLTON; BOLTWOOD •
BOND •
BONDET; BONDFIELD or BONFIELD; BONHAM or BONUM •
BONNER; BONNEY; BONYTHON or BONIGHTON; BOOBYAR; BOOMER; BOOSY; BOOTFISH or BODFISH •
BOOTH •
BOOTMAN; BORDEN; BORDMAN •
BOREL; BOREMAN or BORDMAN sometimes •
BORLAND; BOSTWICK or BOSTICK; BOSWAY; BOSWELL; BOSWORTH •
BOTHAM; BOTSFORD; BOUGHEY; BOUGHTWHORE or BOUGHTWHORET; BOULTER; BOULTON; BOUND •
BOURDEN; BOURLE; BOURNE •
BOUTELL, BOUTWELL, BOUTELLE or BOWTELL •
BOUTINEAU; BOUTON; BOWD; BOWDEN, BOUDEN, or BOADEN; BOWDITCH •
BOWDOIN (so made from the sound of the old French BAUDOUIN) •
BOWE; BOWEN •
BOWERS; BOWING; BOWKER or BOUKER •
BOWLAND; BOWLES; BOWMAN •
BOWSTREETE; BOYDEN; BOYEN; BOYES, BOYS, BOYCE or BOIES •
BOYKETT or BOYKIM; BOYLE; BOYLESTON; BOYNTON or BOYINGTON •
BRABROOK or BRAYBROOK; BRACY or BRACIE •
BRACKENBURY; BRACKETT •
BRADBURY •
BRADBUTH; BRADDOCK; BRADE; BRADFIELD; BRADFORD •
BRADHURST; BRADING; BRADISH •
BRADLEY or BRADLEE •
BRADSHAW •
BRADSTREET •
BRAGDON; BRAGG •
BRAINARD or BRAINERD; BRAITON; BRAMAN or BRAYMAN; BRAME, BRAM or BREAM; BRAMHALL; BRANCH •
BRAND; BRANDISLY; BRANDON; BRANE; BRANKER; BRANSON; BRASIER; BRATCHER; BRATELER or BRATELY; BRATTLE •
BRAWNE; BRAY •
BRAYTON; BRAZEEL; BRAZIER; BREAD; BRECK •
BREDANE; BREDCAKE; BREED; BREEDEN, BRADING, BRADON or BREDING •
BREME; BRENTON •
BRESSEY; BRETT; BRETTON; BREWER •
BREWSTER •
BRIARD; BRIARS; BRICE; BRICKET; BRICKNALL; BRIDGE •
BRIDGES; BRIDGHAM •
BRIDGEMAN; BRIEN or BRIAN; BRIERSLEY or BRIERS; BRIGDEN or BRIDGEN •
BRIGGS •
BRIGHAM •
BRIGHT •
BRIGHTON; BRIGNALL; BRIMBLECOME; BRIMSDEN or BRIMSDELL; BRIMSMEAD, BROWNSMAYD, BRINSMEID, BRINSMEAD or BRINSMADE •
BRINKS; BRINLEY; BRINTNALL; BRISANTON; BRISCOE •
BRISENTON •
BRISTOW or BRISTOL; BRITTEL; BRITTERIDGE; BRITTON or BRITTANE; BROAD; BROADRIDGE; BROADWAY; BROCK; BROCKETT •
BROCKLEBANK; BROCKWAY; BRODBENT; BROMFIELD •
BROMLEY; BRONSDEN; BRONSON; BROOKHAVEN; BROOKING, BRUCKEN or BROOKEN; BROOKS or BROOKES, sometimes BROOKE •
BROOMAN; BROOME; BROUGH or BRUFF; BROUGHTON •
BROWN •
BROWNELL; BROWNING; BROWNSMAYD; BROWNSON, BRUNSON, or recently BRONSON •
BRUCE; BRUEN •
BRUFF; BRUNDISH; BRUNETT; BRUNNING; BRUSH; BRUSTER; BRYAN •
BRYANT •
BRYER or BRYARD; BUCK •
BUCKINGHAM •
BUCKLAND, sometimes BUCKLINE on rec •
BUCKLEY; BUCKLINE; BUCKMAN; BUCKMINISTER •
BUCKMAN; BUCKNELL; BUCKNER; BUDD; BUDDINGTON, BODINGTON or BUDINGTON; BUDLEY •
BUDLONG; BUELL •
BUFFINGTON; BUFFUM; BUGBY •
BULGAR; BULFINCH; BULLFLOWER; BULKLEY •
BULL •
BULLARD •
BULLEN; BULLIER; BULLIS; BULLIVANT •
BULLOCK; BULLY; BUMPASS, more often BUMPAS, or BUMPUS •
BUMSTEAD; BUNCE; BUNDY; BUNKER •
BUNN or BUNNE •
BUNNILL; BURBANK; BURBEEN; BURCH; BURCHALL; BURCHAM; BURCHARD or BURCHER; BURCHSTED; BURDEN •
BURDICK or BURDICT; BURDITT or BURDETT; BURDSALL; BURDSIE •
BURFEE; BURGES; BURGESS or BURGISS, sometimes BURGES •
BURKBY; BURKE; BURLEIGH; BURLINGHAM or BURLINGAME; BURLISSON; BURMAN; BURN; BURNAP •
BURNELL; BURNETT or BURNIT; BURNHAM, BURNAM or BURNUM •
BURNS; BURNYEAT; BURPH, possib. BURFEE; BURR •
BURRAGE; BURRILL •
BURRINGTON; BURRITT •
BURROWS, BOROUGHS, BOROWS or BURROUGHS •
BURSELL or BURSTALL; BURSLEY, BURSLEM or BURSLIN; BURT •
BURTON •
BURWELL; BUSBY; BUSH •
BUSHELL; BUSHNEALL •
BUSHROD; BUSKET •
BUSS, BUSSE, BUSSEY; BUSSAKER; BUSWELL, BUZZELL, BUSSELL or BUZWELL; BUTCHER; BUTLAND •
BUTLER •
BUTMAN; BUTT or BUTTS; BUTTELS; BUTTER or BUTTERS; BUTTERFIELD •
BUTTERWORTH; BUTTOLPH •
BUTTON; BUTTERICK •
BUTTRY or BUTTERY; BUXTON; BYAM; BYFIELD •
BYLES; BYLEY; BYNNS; BYRAM
C
CABELL; CAD or CADD; CADMAN; CADY or CADE; CADOGAN; CADWELL •
CAFFINGE, CAFFINCH, CAFFINS or CEFFINCH; CAHOON; CANE or CAYNE; CAKEBREAD; CALDWELL •
CALEF or CALFE; CALL •
CALLENDER; CALLOWAY or CALLOWE; CALLUM; CALVERLY •
CAMMOCK; CAMP; CAMPBELL •
CAMPERWELL; CAMPERFIELD or CANFIELD; CAMPION; CAMPLIN; CANADA; CANDE, CAMBEE or KEMBEE; CANE or CANNE; CANFIELD; CANN; CANNEY; CANNON •
CANTERBURY; CAPEN •
CAPRON; CARD; CARDER •
CARLTON; CARLILE; CARMAN; CARNES; CARNEY; CARPENTER •
CARR •
CARRE; CARRIER; CARRINGTON •
CARROLL; CARTER •
CARTHEW; CARTHRICK or CARTRACK •
CARTWRIGHT; CARVEATH; CARVER •
CARWITHEN, CORWITHEN, CURWITHIN, KERWITHY or CARWITHIE; CARY •
CASE •
CASELEY or CASLEY •
CASEY; CASH; CASKIN; CASMAN; CASMORE or CHASMORE; CASS; CASSELL or CASSILEY; CASTINE or CAUSTINE •
CASTLE; CASWELL, CASEWELL or CASSELL; CATCHAM; CATE; CATER; CATES; CATLIN or CATLING •
CATTELL; CAULKINS, CALKINS, CALKIN or CAWKIN •
CAVE; CAWDALL; CAWLY; CAYME; CENTER; CHADBOURNE; CHADDOCK; CHADWELL •
CHADWICK; CHAFFEE, CHAFFY or CHAFFIN •
CHALCROFT; CHALICE, CHALLIS or CHELLIS; CHALKER; CHALKLEY or CHAULKLEY, in Col. Rec; CHALKWELL; CHAMBERLAIN, oft. CHAMBERLIN •
CHABERS; CHAMPERNOON; CHAMPION; CHAMPLIN •
CHAMPNEY; CHANDLER •
CHANTEREL or CANTRELJOHN; CHAPIN •
CHAPLEMAN; CHAPLIN or CHAPLAIN •
CHAPMAN •
CHAPPELL •
CHARD; CHARLES; CHARLETT; CHASE •
CHASMORE or CHASMER; CHATFIELD; CHATTERTON; CHATWELL; CHAUNCY •
CHEATER; CHECKETT; CHECKLEY •
CHEDSEY or CHIDSEY; CHEEVER •
CHELLIS; CHELSON; CHENERIE; CHENEY •
CHEREY; CHERRALL; CHESEBROUGH, CHEESBROUGH, CHESSBRUCK or CHEESBROOK •
CHESHOLME, CHISHOLM or CHESEHOLM •
CHESLEY; CHESTER •
CHEVALIER; CHICHESTER; CHICK; CHICKERING •
CHILD or CHILDS •
CHILLINGWORTH, CHILLINGSWORTH, sometimes SHILLINGSWORTH; CHILSON or CHILSTONE; CHILSON •
CHINERY; CHINN, CHINE or CHING; CHIPMAN; CHIPPERFIELD •
CHITTENDEN •
CHOATE •
CHRISTISON; CHRISTOPHERS •
CHRISTOPHERSON; CHUBB; CHUBBUCK; CHURCH •
CHURCHILL, CHURCHALL or CHURCHELL •
CHURCHMAN; CHURCHWOOD; CHUTE •
CHUZ; CLAGHORN, or, as the Col. rec. spells CLEAGUEHORNE; CLANFIELD; CLAP •
CLAPHAM; CLARK •
CLARK; CLAUKLIN; CLAWSON •
CLAY; CLAYDON; CLAYS; CLAYTON; CLEAR; CLEAVELAND •
CLEMENT, CLEMENS, CLEMENTS or CLEMENCE •
CLESSON; CLEVERLY •
CLEVERTON; CLEVES or CLEAVES •
CLIFFORD; CLIFT; CLIFTON; CLISBY, CLEESBY or CLESBY; CLOADE; CLOATHER; CLOSE; CLOUGH •
CLOUTMAN; CLOYES or CLOYCE •
CLUFF; CLUGSTONE; CLUTTERBUCK; COACHMAN; COALBORNE; COATES; COBB •
COBBETT •
COBBLE; COBHAM; COBLEICH; COBURN; COCHRAN; COCK; COCKERILL; COCKERUM; COCKSHOT; CODDINGTON •
CODMAN •
CODMORE; CODNER; COE •
COFFIN •
COGGAN, COGAN or COGGIN •
COGGESHALL or COXSALL •
COGSWELL; COIT or COYTE •
COKER; COLBRON, COLBORNE or COLBURN •
COLBY; COLCORD •
COLDAM, COLDOM or COLDHAM; COLE, COALE or COALES •
COLEMAN •
COLEY •
COLFAX, or COLEFOX; COLLAMORE, COLLEMORE or CULLIMORE; COLLANE; COLLAR or COLLER; COLLICOTT or COLLACOT •
COLLIER; COLLINS •
COLLISHAW or COWLISHAWE •
COLLOHANE; COLMAN; COLSON; COLT or COULT •
COLTMAN or COULTMAN; COLTON; COLVER or CULVER; COLWELL or COLEWAY; COLY, COLIE or COLEY, sometimes COLE; COMBERBACH; COMBS, COMBE, COOMES, COOMBE or COOMBS •
COMBY or COMBEE; COMEE or COMY; COMER; COMPTON; COMSTOCK •
CONANT •
CONCKLIN; CONDY, COUNDY or CANDY; CONE •
CONEY •
CONIGRAVE; CONLEY or CONNELLY; CONNEBALL; CONNELL; CONNER; CONNOWAY; CONSTABLE; CONVERS or CONVERSE •
COOK or COOKE •
COOKERY; COOLEDGE or COOLIDGE •
COOLEY, sometimes COLEY; COOMBS; COOPER •
COPE; COPELAND •
COPIE; COPLEY; COPP •
CORBEE or CORBY; CORBESSON; CORBETT; CORBIN or CORBYN; CORLESS or CORLISS •
CORLET; CORNELL; CORNELLY; CORNEY or CURNEY; CORNHILL or CORNING; CORNING; CORNISH •
CORNWELL; CORRINGTON; CORSE; CORWIN; CORY, COREE, COUREE or COREY •
COSIN, COZENS or COUSINS •
COSMORE; COSSER; COSTIN or COSTING; COTHILL; COTTA, COTTY or COTTEY; COTTER; COTTERILL, COTTEREL or COTTRELL; COTTLE •
COTTON •
COTTRELL; COUCH; COUNTER; COUNTS; COURSER; COURTEOUS; COUSSENS; COVE; COVELL; COVENTRY; COVEY; COVINGTON; COWDALL; COWDRY •
COWELL; COWEN; COWLAND; COWLES; COWLEY; COWPER; COWLISHAW; COX, COCK or COXE •
COY; COYTEMORE •
CRABB; CRABTREE; CRACKBONE; CRACKSTONE or CRAXTON •
CRADDING; CRAFORD or CRAFFORD; CRAFTS •
CRAGG; CRAGGAN; CRAM; CRAMPTON •
CRAMWELL; CRANBERRY; CRANCH; CRANDALL; CRANE •
CRANFIELD; CRANIVER; CRANSTON; CRANWELL; CRARY; CRAW; CRAWLEY; CRAYFOOT; CREHORE •
CRESEY or CRESSEY; CRIBB; CRITCHLEY, CRUTCHLEY or CROYCHLEY; CRICK or CREEK; CRIPPIN; CRIPS; CRISP or CRISPE; CRITCHET; CROADE •
CROAKHAM, CROWKHAM or CROCUM; CROCKER •
CROCKETT; CROFOOT; CROFT •
CROMPTON; CROMWELL; CROOKER; CROSBY •
CROSCUM; CROSS •
CROSSING; CROSSMAN; CROSSTHWAYTE or CROSWAIT •
CROSWELL; CROUTCH, CROWCH, or CROUCH; CROW •
CROWELL; CROWFOOT; CROWNE; CROWTHER •
CRUFTS; CRUMB or CROMB; CRUTTEDEN; CUDDINGTON; CUDWORTH •
CULLEN
‡ * CULLICK
CULLIMORE; CULLIVER; CULVER •
CUMBY or CUMBEE; CUMMINGS, COMINGS, CUMMENS or with single m, with, or without •
CUNDY; CUNLIFF, CUNLITH or CUNDLIEF; CUNNINGHAM; CURNEY or CORNEY; CURRIER; CURTIS, CURTICE, CURTISE or CURTIZE •
CURWIN or CORWIN •
CUSHING •
CUSHMAN •
CUTHBERTSON •
CUTLER •
CUTT (or CUTTS in modern days) •
CUTTER •
CUTTING •
CUTTRISS
D
DADE, DAVY, DADY or DAWDY, and even DANDY; DAFFORNE or DAFFERN •
DAGAN; DAGGETT or DOGGETT, as on rec. at Watertown, but DOGHEAD, or; DAILLE'; DAKIN, DAKYNGS or DAKING •
DALE; DALISSON or DALISON; DALKIN; DALTON or DOLTON; DAME, DAMME or DAM •
DAMERILL; DAMON, DAMMAN, DAMAN or DAMING; DANA •
DAND; DANDY; DANE •
DANFORTH •
DANIEL or DANIELS •
DANTS or DANKS; DARKE; DARLEY; DARLING; DARMAN; DARRELL; DARROW or DARRAH; DART •
DARVALL, DARVILL or DARVELL; DASSETT; DAVENPORT •
DAVID; DAVIDS; DAVIE •
DAVIS, or DAVIES •
DAVISON; DAWDY; DAWES •
DAWSE; DAWSON; DAWSTIN; DAY •
DAYNES, DEANS or DAINES; DAYTON; DEACON; DEALE; DEAN •
DEAR or DEARE; DEARBORN •
DEARING or DEERING; DEATH; DECKANE; DECKER; DECROW; DEINS; DELAND; DELANO, early DELANOYE, DELAUNY, or DELANOY •
DELL or DILL •
DEMING, DEMON or DEMENTDEMENT; DENBOW; DENGAYNE or DINGHAM •
DENHAM; DENISON, DENYSON •
DENLO; DENMAN; DENMARK; DENNETT; DENNIS •
DENSLOW; DENT; DENTON •
DERBY •
DERING or DEERING; DERMIT; DESBOROUGH •
DESCHAMPS; DEUCE; DEVELL, DEVEL, DAVOLL or DEVILLDEVILL; DEVENISH or DAVENISH; DEVEREUX, DEVORIX or DEVEROE; DEVOTION •
DEW or DUE; DEWER; DEWERSON; DEWEY •
DEWHURST; DEWING, sometimes DEWEN; DEWOLF; DEXTER •
DIBBLE, DEEBLE or DEBLE •
DIBBS; DICER; DICK; DICKARSON; DICKENS; DICKERMAN; DICKINSON •
DICKSON •
DIKE, DYKE or DIKES; DILL; DILLINGHAM; DIMAN, DYMOND, DIAMOND, DYAMONT or DIMOND •
DIMMOCK, DIMUCK or DIMICK; DINELY or DYNELEY; DINGHAM •
DINGLEY; DINNY; DINSDALE; DISBROW, DISBOROW or DESBROUGH; DISCO; DISER; DISPAW; DIVEN •
DIX •
DIXER; DIXEY; DIXON; DIXWELL •
DOANE •
DOBER; DOBSON; DODD, sometimes DOD; DODGE •
DODSON •
DOE; DOGGETT; DOLACK; DOLBEARE; DOLBERY; DOLE •
DOLHAFF or DOLHERT; DOLIBER, DELLABER or DALLIBER; DOMMETT; DONN; DONNELL, DENNELL or DUNNELL; DOOLITTLE •
DORCHESTER •
DORITCH; DORLAND, DORLAN, DARLAN or DURLAND; DORMAN; DORR; DORSET; DORYFALL or DORIFIELD; DOTEY, DOTY, DOTE or DOTEN •
DOUBLEDAY; DOUGHTY •
DOUGLASS
ROBERT
DOUSE; DOVE; DOW •
DOWD, DOUDE, DOWDE or DOWDY; DOWDEN; DOWELL; DOWNAM •
DOWNE, DOWNS or DOWNES; DOWNER; DOWNING •
DOWNTON •
DOWSE •
DOXY; DOYLE; DRAKE •
DRAKELEY; DRAPER •
DRAWWATER; DRAYTON; DRECKAN; DRESSER; DREW •
DRINKER; DRISCOLL; DRIVER •
DROWNE •
DRUMER; DRUMMOND; DRURY; DUCKWORTH; DUDBRIDGE; DUDY; DUDLEY
HUGH •
DUDSON •
DUGALL or DOUGALL; DUMBLETON; DUMMER •
DUNBAR; DUNCAN; DUNEN or DUNNIN; DUNFORD; DUNGIN; DUNHAM •
DUNK or DUNCK; DUNKIN; DUNN •
DUNNELL; DUNNING; DUNNY; DUNSTER •
DUNTON; DURAND; DURANT; DURDALL; DURELL; DUREN; DURFEE; DURGIN, DURGY or DIRGEY; DURHAM; DURREN, DURRIN or DURRUM; DUSTIN or DUSTON •
DUTCH; DUTCHFIELD or DITCHFIELD; DUTTON •
DUTY; DWELLEY; DWIGHT •
DWINELL, DUENNELL or DUNNELL; DYAMONT •
DYER
E
EAGER; EAMES or EMMES •
EARLE •
EARLY; EARTHY; EAST; EASTMAN •
EASTON •
EASTOW; EASTY or ESTY •
EASTWICK, ESTICK or ESTWICK; EATON •
EBENATHA; EBORNE, EBBORNE or EBURNE; ECCLES, ECLES, ECKLES or ECKELS; EDDY •
EDENDEN, EDDINGTON sometimes •
EDES, EADS, EADES or EEDS; EDGARTON; EDGE; EDGECOMB •
EDGERLY; EDLIN or EDLING; EDMASTER; EDMONSON; EDMUNDS, EDMONDS or EDMANDS •
EDSALL or EDSELL; EDSON; EDWARDS •
EELLS, ELLS, EELS or EALES •
EGER or EAGER; EGGINGTON; EGGLESTON •
EGLETON; EGLIN; EGLINTON; EGRON; EIRE; ELA; ELBRIDGE •
ELCOCK; ELDER; ELDERKIN; ELDERTON; ELDRED; ELDRIDGE •
ELFORD; ELGARR; ELIOT or ELLIOT •
ELISTONE or ELLISTON; ELITHORP or ELITHROP; ELKINS or ELKING; ELLEN; ELLERY •
ELLET or ELLIT; ELLICOT; ELLINGHAM; ELLINGWOOD; ELLINS or ELLINGS; ELLIS •
ELLISON or ELISSON; ELLMES; ELLSWORTH •
ELMER or ELLMER; ELSE or ELZIE; ELSON, ELSEN or ELSING; ELTHAN •
ELTON; ELWELL; ELY •
EMBLIN; EMERSON •
EMERY or EMORY •
EMMONS •
EMRY or EMERY; ENDICOTT •
ENDILL; ENGLAND; ENGLE; ENGLISH or ENGLES •
ENO, EANNO, ENNO or ENNOE; ENOS; ENOW; ENSDELL; ENSIGN •
ENSOME; ENSWORTH, ENDSWORTH or ENISWORTH; EPES or EPPES •
ERRINGTON; ERWIN; ESSET; ESTABROOK or EASTERBROOK; ESTEN; ESTES •
ESTOW; ESTWICK, ESTWICH or ESTICK; ETHEREDGE; ETHERINGTON; EUSTIS; EVANCE; EVANS •
EVARTS •
EVE; EVELETH •
EVERDEN; EVERED; EVERELL; EVEREST; EVERETT •
EVERILL •
EVERTON; EWE; EWELL; EWER •
EWILL; EWINGTON; EWSTEAD; EXELL or EXILE; EYER; EYNSWORTH; EYMANS; EYRE, EIRE, often EYERS •
EYTON
F
FABENS, FABIN or FABINS; FABER or FEBAR; FACE; FAIRBANKS •
FAIRCHILD; FAIRFIELD •
FAIRMAN; FAIRWEATHER or FAYERWEATHER; FALCONER; FALDOE; FALES, spelled VALES, sometimes in col. rec; FALL; FALLAND; FALLOWAY or FALLOWELL •
FANE; FANEUIL •
FANNING; FAREWELL; FARGO; FARLEY •
FARMAN; FARMER •
FARNHAM, FARNAM or FARNUM •
FARNSWORTH •
FARR
BENJAMIN
FARRABAS; FARRAND; FARRAR •
FARRELL; FARRINGTON •
FARROW •
FARWELL; FASSELL or FASSETT; FAULKNER •
FAUNCE; FAVOR or FEWER; FAWER or FOWER •
FAWNE; FAXON, FAXSON or FACKSON; FAY •
FEAKE; FEARING; FELCH •
FELLOWS; FELMINGHAM or FILLINGHAM; FELT; FELTON •
FENN •
FENNER; FENTON; FENWICK •
FERGOOSE; FERGUSON or FERGINSON; FERMAN; FERMASE, FERMACE, or FORMAIS; FERNALD; FERNESIDE, FERNISIDE or FARNYSEEDE; FERNAM; FERNES; FERNIS •
FERRIS; FERRY; FERSON or FURSON; FESSENDEN; FEVERYEAR; FIELD •
FIELDER; FIENNES •
FIFIELD; FILCHER; FILER or FYLER or FYLER •
FILIN or FILEEN; FILLEBROWN; FILLEY; FINCH •
FINNEY; FIRMIN, FERMAN or FIRMAN •
FISH; FISHER •
FISKE •
FITCH •
FITCHEW; FITTS; FITZRANDLE, FITTSRENDOLFE or FITTSRANDOLFE; FLACK •
FLAGG •
FLANDERS; FLATMAN; FLAVELL; FLEA; FLEMING; FLETCHER •
FLINDERS; FLINT •
FLOOD or FLOYD •
FLOWER or FLOWERS; FLOYD; FOBES •
FOGG; FOKAR; FOLGER •
FOLLANSBEE; FOLLEN; FOLLET; FOLSOM •
FONES; FOOTE or FOOT •
FOOTMAN; FOP; FORBAS; FORBES; FORBUSH or FORBUSH; FORCE; FORD or FOORDE •
FORDHAM; FORMAN or FURMAN; FORREST; FORRETT; FORSYTH •
FORT; FORTUNE; FORWARD; FOSDICK; FOSKETT; FOSS; FOSSAKER, FOSSECAR, FOSSEKER or FOSSIKER; FOSTER, or sometimes FORSTER •
FOULFOOT; FOUNTAIN •
FOWKES or FOOKS or FOOKS; FOWLE •
FOWLER or FOWLAR •
FOWNELL; FOX •
FOXALL; FOXCRAFT or FOXCROFT •
FOXERY; FOXWELL; FOY •
FRAILE; FRAME; FRANKLIN •
FRANKS; FRARY •
FRAZER; FREAKE; FREATHY; FREEBORNE or FREEBOURNE; FREEBY; FREELOVE •
FREEMAN •
FREEZE or FRIEZE; FRENCH •
FRIARD; FRIBBENS; FRIEND; FRIESE; FRINK; FRISBIE; FRISH; FRISSELL or FRIZELL •
FROGLIE; FROST •
FROTHINGHAM •
FROW or FRO; FRYE •
FRYER or FRIER •
FUGILL; FULHAM; FULLER •
FULLFORD; FURBER; FURBUSH; FURGESON; FURNELL; FUSSELL
G
GAFFINGSLEY; GAFFORD; GAGE •
GAGER; GAINES or GAYNES; GALE •
GALL; GALLARD; GALLISON; GALLOP or GALLUP •
GALLY; GALPIN •
GALSEY; GALT; GALUSHA; GAMLYN, GAMLYNE, GAMLIN, GAMLIEN or GAMBLIN; GAMMON; GANNETT •
GANSON; GAPPAD; GARDE, GARD or GARRARD; GARDEN; GARDINER •
GARDNER •
GARFIELD •
GARFORD; GARLAND; GARLICK; GAR; GARNER •
GARNETT; GARNSEY; GARRETT, GARRAD or GARRARD •
GARRETSON; GARRISON or GARRESEN; GARROLD; GARVEN; GASCOYNE, GASKIN or GASKELL; GATCHELL or GETCHELL •
GATES •
GATLINE or GATTLIFFE; GATSELL; GATTERY; GAUNT; GAY •
GAYER •
GAYLORD, GAYLOR, GAYLER, GALLARD or GALLERD •
GAZEAU; GEACH; GEARING, GERRIN or JERRINJERRIN; GEARS, GEER or GEERSGEERS •
GEARY; GEDNEY or GIDNEY •
GEE; GEER; GENDALL; GENERY or CHENERIE •
GENNOR; GEORGE •
GERAERD, GARRIARD, GERIARD, GERAERDI (or other variation); GERRISH •
GERRY; GESBIE or GESBRO; GETCHELL; GETRYELL; GIBB; GIBBARD or GIBBERT •
GIBBONS or GIBBINS; GIBBS •
GIBSON •
GIDDINGS; GIFFORD; GILBERT •
GILDERSLEEVE •
GILE, GUILE, GYLES or GILES; GILFORD •
GILL •
GILLAM; GILLETT or JELLETT •
GILLIGAN •
GILLINGHAM; GILLOW; GILLOWAY; GILMAN •
GILPIN; GILSON •
GILVEN; GINGELL, GINGLE, GENGILL or GINGEN; GIRDLER; GIRLING; GISBORNE; GISHOP; GRITTINGS; GIVAN; GLADING; GLANFIELD; GLASS •
GLAZIER; GLEASON; GLEN; GLIDDEN; GLIDE •
GLOVER •
GOADBY; GOAD or GOARD; GOBAN; GOBLE •
GODDARD •
GODFREY •
GODING or GODDING •
GODMAN; GODSOE; GODSON; GODWIN; GOE; GOFFE •
GOLD; GOLDER; GOLDHAM; GOLDING; GOLDSMITH; GOLDSTONE •
GOLDTHWAIT; GOLDWYER; GOLIKO; GOLT or GAULT; GOOCH; GOOD; GOODALE •
GOODE or GOOD; GOODENHOUSE; GOODENOW, GOODNOW or GOODENOUGH •
GOODFELLOW; GOODHEART; GOODHUE •
GOODING •
GOODMAN; GOODRICH •
GOODRIDGE •
GOODSELL; GOODSPEED •
GOODING, GOODWIN or GOODWYN •
GOODWRIGHT; GOODYEAR; GOOGE; GOOKIN •
GOOLE; GOOSE; GORDON; GORE •
GOREN or GORING; GORGES; GORHAM, GORUM or GORAM •
GORNELL; GORNOCK; GORTON •
GOSIER; GOSMER; GOSNALL; GOSNOLD •
GOSS; GOTOBED; GOTT; GOUGE or GOUCH; GOULD or GOLD •
GOULDEN or GOLDEN; GOULDER; GOURDING; GOVE or GOAVE •
GOWING or GOWEN •
GOYT; GOZZARD; GRAFFORT; GRAFTON; GRAHAM •
GRAME; GRANGER; GRANNIS; GRANT •
GRANTHAM; GRATH; GRAVES •
GRAY •
GRAYGOOSE; GRAZILLIER; GRELE or GREELEY; GREEN •
GREENFIELD •
GREENHILL; GREENLAND; GREENLEAF •
GREENMAN or GRINMAN; GREENOUGH •
GREENSLAD, GREENLY, GREENSLATE or GREENSLEDGE; GREENSMITH; GREENWAY, GRINAWAY, GRINOWAY or GRINNOWAY •
GREENWOOD •
GREET; GREGORY; GRENNELL; GRICE or GRISE; GRIDLEY •
GRIFFIN or GRIFFING •
GRIFFITH; GRIGGS •
GRIGSON or GREGSON •
GRIHME or GRIHMES; GRIMES; GRIMSTONE or GRIMSTED; GRINNELL; GRISWOLD •
GROOM; GROSSE •
GROSVENOR; GROTH, if such a name be possib. or misprint. for GROWTH or GRATH; GROUT •
GROVE; GROVER •
GROVES; GROW; GRUBB; GRUMAN, GRUMMAN or GROWMAN •
GRUMWELL; GRUNDY; GUERNSEY; GUILD; GUILE; GULL; GULLIFORD, GULLIFER or GULLIVER •
GULLY; GULTHORP; GUNLITHE; GUNN •
GUNNISON or GULLISON; GUNTER; GUPPIE, GUPPY or GUPPEY; GURLEY •
GURNALL; GURNEY; GUSTIN; GUTCH; GUTTERIDGE; GUTTERSON; GUY; GWIN; GYLES
H
HABBERFIELD; HACK; HACKER; HACKERBERRY; HACKETT; HACKFORD •
HACKLINTON or HACKLETON; HACKWELL; HADAWAY; HADBORNE; HADDEN or HADDON; HADLEY; HADLOCK; HADWELL •
HAFFELL or HAFFIELD; HAFFUT; HAGAR or AGAR; HAGBORNE or HACKBORNE •
HAGGETT; HAILSTONE; HAIMES; HAINES; HAKES; HALBRIDGE, HALBICH, HOLBRIDGE or HOLBICH; HALE •
HALEY; HALFORD; HALL •
HALLAM •
HALLECK; HALLET, sometimes HOLLET; HALLOWELL, HOLLOWAY, HALLAWAY or HALLOWAY, the name is •
HALSALL, HANSELL or HALSEY; HALSTEED •
HALWORTHY; HAM; HAMANS; HAMBLEN •
HAMBLETON; HAMDEN; HAMES; HAMILTON or HAMBLETON •
HAMLET; HAMLIN; HAMMANT •
HAMMATT, HAMOT or HAMMETT; HAMMER; HAMMERSTON; HAMMOND •
HAMPTON; HAMUCK; HANBURY; HANCOCK •
HANCOX; HAND; HANDEN; HANDFORTH; HANDS; HANFORD or HANDFORD •
HANKFORD or HANCFORD; HANMER or HANMORE; HANNADOWN; HANNAH; HANNIFORD or HANNIFALL •
HANNUM; HANSCOM, HUNSCOM or HANSCOMBE; HANSE or HAUNCE; HANSETT, HANDSETT, HANCHET, HANSHUT, or HANSHET •
HANSON; HANWELL; HAPGOOD •
HARBERT or HERBERT; HARBOUR; HARCHER; HARCUTT, HARKER or HARKETT; HARD; HARDEN or HARDIN; HARDIER; HARDING or HARDEN •
HARDMAN •
HARDY or HARDIE •
HARE; HARES; HARGER, HARDGER or HARDYEAR; HARKER; HARKWOOD; HARLAKENDEN; HARLOCK; HARLOW •
HARLS; HARMAN, HARMON or HERMAN; HARMER; HARNDALE, HORNDEL or HARNDEL •
HARNETT; HARNSON; HARPER; HARRADEN, HARRADIN or HARRENDINE; HARRIMAN •
HARRINGTON •
HARRIS •
HARRISON •
HARROD; HART •
HARTFORD; HARTLEY; HARTSHORN; HARTUB or HARTOPP; HARTWAY •
HARTWELL; HARVARD; HARVEY •
HARWOOD or HARWARD •
HASELTINE; HASEMAN; HASEY; HASKELL or HASCALL •
HASKETT; HASKINS or HARSKINS; HASSARD; HASSELL; HASTINGS •
HATCH •
HATHAWAY or HADAWAY; HATCHETT; HATHERLY •
HATHORNE or HAWTHORNE; HATLEY •
HATSELL; HATWELL; HAUGH; HAUGHTON; HAVEN or HAVENS •
HAVILAND; HAWES •
HAWKE, more com. HAWKES •
HAWKESHURST or HAUXHURST, as he wrote it, or HAWXHURST, as; HAWKESWORTH, often HAUXWORTH; HAWKINS •
HAWLEY •
HAWTHORN; HAXIE or HAUKSIE; HAY •
HAYDEN or HAYDON •
HAYES •
HAYFIELD; HAYMAN or HEYMAN; HAYNES or HAINES •
HAYNOR; HAYWARD •
HAYWOOD •
HAZARD; HAZEL; HAZELBERRY; HAZELTINE or HAZELTON; HAZEN •
HAZLEWOOD; HEAD; HEALD; HEALEY, HALEY, sometimes on rec. HALE, or HEALE, and HELE •
HEARD •
HEARSEY; HEATE or HITTE; HEATH •
HEATHFIELD or HITHFIELD; HEATON •
HEDGE; HEDGER; HEDGES; HEDLEY; HEFERMAN •
HEIFOR; HELDRED; HELE; HELMAN; HELME; HELSON; HEMAN; HEMMENWAY or HEMINGWAY; HEMPSTEAD •
HENBURY; HENCHMAN or HINCHMAN •
HENDER; HENDERSON; HENDRICK; HENDY, HANDY or HENDEE; HENFIELD; HENING or HENNEN; HENLEY or HANLEY; HENRICKSON; HENRY •
HENRYSON; HENSHAW, HINSHAW or HINSHEW; HENSHER or HEINSHER; HEPBURN, HEYPBOURNE, HEBORNE or HEPBOURNE; HERBERT; HERENDEAN, HERNTON or HERNDON •
HEARNDALE; HERMAN; HERMAYES; HEROD; HERRICK •
HERRIMAN; HERRING; HERRINGBORNE; HERSEY •
HESSELDEN; HETHERSAY or HITHERSEA; HETT; HEWES •
HEWETT; HEWINS, HUEN or HEWENS; HEWLET; HEWSTED; HEYLER or HILER; HEYWOOD; HIBBERT, HIBBARD or HEBARD •
HIBBINS or HIBBENS; HIBBS; HICHBORN; HICKOCKS, HICOCK or HICKOX •
HICKS •
HICKENS; HICKSON; HIDDEN; HIDE; HIGBY; HIGDEN; HIGGINBOTTOM; HIGGINS •
HIGGINSON •
HIGLEY; HILAND; HILDRETH, sometimes HILDRICK •
HILL or HILLS •
HILLIARD •
HILLIER, HELYER or HILLER; HILTON •
HINCKLEY or HINKLEY •
HINCKES, HINKS or HINCKS; HINCKSON or HINKSMAN; HINDS; HINE; HINMAN •
HINSDALE, HENSDELL or HINDSELL, sometimes ENSDELL •
HINTON; HIPDECH or HIPDITCH; HIRST; HISKETT; HITCHBORN; HITCHCOCK •
HITCHEN, HITCHINGS or HICHEN; HOADLY, HOADLEY or HODLEY •
HOAG; HOAR •
HOBART •
HOBBS •
HOBBY •
HOBSON; HOCKADAY; HOCKING; HODDY; HODGDON; HODGKIN or HODGKINS •
HODGES •
HODGKINSON; HODGMAN; HODSDON, HODSDEN or HODSDIN; HODSON, HODGSON or HODSHON •
HOGG; HOGGRIDGE or HOGGERIDGE; HOLBEECH, HOLBICH, HOLBIDGE or HOLBRIDGE; HOLBROOK •
HOLCOMB •
HOLDEN or HOULDEN •
HOLDER; HOLDRIDGE or HOLDRED; HOLDSWORTH; HOLGRAVE or HALGRAVE •
HOLLAND or HOLLON; HOLLARD •
HOLLEY; HOLLIDAY; HOLLIDGE; HOLLIMAN or HOLYMAN; HOLLINGSHEAD; HOLLINGWORTH •
HOLLIS; HOLLISTER •
HOLLOWAY or HOLWAY; HOLLY; HOLMAN •
HOLMES or HOMES •
HOLMSTEAD; HOLSEY; HOLT •
HOLTON or HOLTEN •
HOLYOKE, sometimes HOLLIOCKE •
HOMAN; HOME; HOMER; HOMES; HOMWOOD; HONET; HOOD; HOOKE •
HOOKER •
HOOLE; HOOPER •
HOPEWELL; HOPKINS •
HOPKINSON; HOPPER; HOPPIN; HOPSON •
HORD; HORN or HORNE; HORNDEN or HORNDALL; HORNER or HAWNER, in Col. Rec; HORNETT; HORRELL •
HORSLEY; HORT; HORTMAN; HORTON; HORWOOD; HOSFORD •
HOSIER; HOSKINS; HOSMER •
HOSSOM or HOSSUM; HOTCHKISS; HOUCHIN, HOUTCHIN, HOWCHEN or HOWCHENES •
HOUGH or HAUGH •
HOUGHTON; HOUNSLOW; HOUSE •
HOUSING; HOUSLEY; HOVEY •
HOWARD •
HOWD; HOWE •
HOWELL •
HOWEN, HOWING or HOWYN; HOWES; HOWKINS; HOWLAND •
HOWLETT; HOWMAN; HOYLE; HOYT •
HUATT; HUBBARD •
HUBBELL; HUBBS or HUBS; HUCKINS; HUCKLEY; HUDD; HUDDLESTONE •
HUDDY; HUDSON •
HUDSHON; HUESTED or HUSTED •
HUET or HUIT •
HUFF; HUGGINS; HUGHES; HUGHSON; HULBERT, sometimes HURLBUT, or HULBURD •
HULL •
HULLING or HULLINE; HULTON; HUMBER; HUME; HUMFREY •
HUMMERSTON; HUMPHREY, UMPHRYS or HUMPHRIES •
HUNGERFORD; HUNKING; HUNKINGS; HUNLOCK or HUNLOKE •
HUNN; HUNNIWELL, HUNNUEL, HONYWELL or HUNNEWELL; HUNT •
HUNTER; HUNTING •
HUNTINGTON •
HUNTLEY •
HUNTON; HUNTRESS; HURD; HURLBUT or HURLBERT •
HURNDELL; HURRY; HURRYMAN; HURST •
HUSE; HUSSEY or HUZZEY •
HUSTING; HUTCHINS or HUTCHINGS; HUTCHINSON •
HUTHWIT •
HUTLEY; HUTTON; HUXLY; HUXSTABLE; HYATT; HYDE or HIDES •
HYLAND
I
IBROOK; IDE •
IGGLEDEN, IGLEDEN or EGGLEDEN; ILES or HILLS; ILSLEY •
INCE; INDICUTT or INDICOTT; INES, INNES, IYANS or IRONS •
INGALL or INGALLS; INGASON; INGERSOLL or INKERSALL •
INGHAM; INGLES or INGLISH •
INGLISH; INGOLDSBY; INGRAM or INGRAHAM; INGS, or as giv. in Geneal. Reg. II. 253, INGGS; INMAN •
IRELAND; IRESON; IRISH •
IRONS; ISAAC or ISAACS; ISBELL; ISLIN; ISSAM; IVES •
IVEY; IVORY; IYANS
J
JACKLIN, JACKLENE, JACKLYN or JACKLING; JACKMAN; JACKSON •
JACOB or JACOBS •
JAFFREY; JAGGER •
JAMES •
JAMESON •
JANES or JEANES; JANSEN or JANSON; JAQUES •
JAQUITH; JARRATT; JARVIS; JAY; JECOCKES or JECOXE; JEFFORD; JEFFREY, JEFFRIES or JEFFERY •
JEFTS or JEFFS •
JEGGLES, JEGLIS or JIGGLES; JELLETT; JELLICOE; JEMPSON, GIMSON or JEMSON; JENKINS or JENKIN •
JENKS •
JENNER, GINNER or JENNERS; JENNESS; JENNINGS •
JENNISON •
JENNY; JEPSON or JEPHSON •
JERMON; JERNELL; JESS, JESSE, JOSE or JOYCEJOYCE; JESSON; JESSOP; JEWELL •
JEWETT •
JOCELYN; JOHNS; JOHNSON •
JOHONNOT •
JONES •
JORDAN, JOURDAINE or JOURDAN •
JOSE •
JOSSELYN, JOCELYN, JOSTLIN or JOSLIN •
JOY •
JOYCE or JOICE; JOYLIFFE; JOYNES; JUDD •
JUDKIN or JUDKINS; JUDSON •
JUELL; JUNKINS; JUPE; JUPP
K
KATES; KATHERICK; KEAIS; KEATS; KEAYNE •
KEBY; KEDALL, KEDELL or KEEDELL; KEDEN; KEELER; KEELEY or KEILEY; KEEN or KEAN •
KEENY, KENY or KEENEY; KEEP; KEESE; KERT; KEETCH; KEISAR; KEITH •
KELLEN, KILLIN or KELLING; KELLOGG •
KELLOND; KELLY •
KELSEY; KELSON; KEMBLE; KEMPE •
KEMPSTER; KEMPTHORNE; KEMPTON •
KEN; KENDALL •
KENNARD; KENNEDY; KENNET; KENNICUT; KENNISTON or KINISTON; KENNY or KENNEY •
KENRICK, KENERICK, oft. KENDRICK; KENT •
KERLEY, CARSLEY or CARLSLY •
KESKEYS; KETCHAM; KETTLE •
KEY; KEYES; KEYSAN or KEZAN; KEYSER, KEAZER or KEASUR •
KIBBY, KIBBE or KIBBEE; KIDBY •
KIDD; KIDDER; KILBOURN or KILBORNE •
KILBY •
KILCUP; KILHAM, KILLAM, KILLUM, KELHAM or KEELUM; KILTON; KIMBALL, sometimes KEMBALL •
KIMBERLY; KIME; KIMWRIGHT; KINCAID; KIND; KING •
KINGMAN •
KINGSBURY •
KINGSLEY or KINSLEY •
KINGSNOTH or KINGSWORTH; KINGSMILL; KINNICUT; KINSMAN or KINGSMAN; KIPPEN; KIRBY •
KIRGE; KIRK; KIRKEETE, KIRKEET or CARKEET; KIRKHAM; KIRKMAN; KIRTLAND or KERTLAND, now commonly KIRKLAND •
KIRTSHAW; KISKEYES or KESKEYS; KITCHELL; KITCHEN •
KITCHERELL, KETCHERWELL, KETCHERING or KECHERELL, sometimes; KITTREDGE; KNAPP •
KNEELAND •
KNELL, KNEALE or KNILL; KNIGHT or KNIGHTS •
KNOCKER; KNOLLYS; KNOTT; KNOWER •
KNOWLES •
KNOWLTON •
KNOX; KOLDOM; KOSTLO; KOWDALE
L
LACOCK; LACY; LADD; LAHORNE •
LAIGHTON or LEIGHTON; LAKE •
LAKEMAN; LAKIN •
LAMB •
LAMBERT; LAMBERTON •
LAMBSHEAD; LAMPHEAR; LAMPREY, LAMPHREY, LAMPER or LAMPRELL; LAMSON •
LANCASTER or LANKASTER; LANCLON; LAND; LANDDIER; LANDER; LANDFEAR or LAMPHEAR; LANDON; LANE •
LANESON; LANFEAR; LANG; LANGBURY; LANGDEN; LANGDON •
LANGER; LANGFORD; LANGHORNE or LONGEIORNE; LANGLEY; LANGMEAD; LANGSTAFF •
LANGTON, LANCKTON or LANKTON; LANGWORTH; LAPHAM; LAPTHORNE; LARAN; LARGE; LARGIN; LARKHAM •
LARKIN; LARRABEE •
LARY; LASKIN; LATCOME; LATHAM •
LATHROP; LATTIMORE or LATIMER; LATTING, LETTEN or LETTIN; LAUGHTON; LAURENSON; LAURIE; LAVENUKE; LAVERICK •
LAVERS; LAW; LAWES; LAWRENCE •
LAWSON •
LAWTON; LAY •
LAYLAND; LAYTON; LAZELL •
LEA; LEACH •
LEADBETTER; LEADER •
LEAGER, LEGARE or LEGER; LEAMAN; LEAR or LEARE; LEARNED, LARNED or LARNET, sometimes LARNIT, and LERNET •
LEATHERS; LEAVENWORTH; LEAVER; LEAVITT •
LE BLONDE; LECHFORD; LECK, LECKE or LEEKE; LEDDRA; LEE •
LEEDS; LEEK •
LEES; LEETE; LEETH •
LEFFINGWELL, sometimes in old rec. read LEPPINGWELL, or LAPPINGWELL; LEGAT or LEGGETT; LEGAREE; LEGGE; LEGROVE; LEIGH; LEIGHTON; LEISTER or LISTER; LELAND •
LELLOCK; LEMON, LEAMOND or LEMOND •
LENOX; LENTHALL; LENTON; LEONARD •
LEONARDS; LEONARDSON •
LESTER; LETHERLAND or LITHERLAND; LETHERMORE; LETTIS or LETTICE; LEVENS or LEAVENS •
LEVER or LEVAR; LEVERETT •
LEVERICH, LEVERAGE, LOVERIDGE or LEVERIDGE; LEVETT; LEWISTON; LEWIS •
LEY; LIBBEY; LIDGETT; LIGHT; LIGHTFOOT; LILFORD or LILFORT; LILLY •
LINCOLN •
LINDELL, LYNDALL or LINDALE •
LINDON or LYNDON; LINDSAY or LINSEY; LINES, LOINES or LINE •
LING; LINN; LINNELL or LYNNELL, oft. print. LINNETT or LYNNETT; LINSLEY; LINTON; LIPPET or LIPPIT •
LIPPENCOT; LISCOME or LISCOM; LISLE; LISTER; LISTON; LITCHFIELD •
LITTLE; LITTLEFIELD •
LITTLEHALE; LIVEEN •
LIVERMORE; LIVINGSTON; LLOYD •
LOBDELL or LOBDEN; LOCKE •
LOCKHART; LOCKWOOD •
LOFT; LOGEE; LOGYN or LOGAN; LOHUN; LOKER; LOLLENDINE; LOMBARD, LUMBORT or LUMBART •
LOMMAKS; LONDON; LONG •
LONGBOTTOM •
LONGDON; LONGFELLOW; LONGHORN; LONGLEY •
LOOK; LOOKER or LUKER; LOOMAN or LOOMER; LOOMIS, LOOMAS, LOOMYS, LOMES, LOMASE, LOOMAX, LUMAX •
LOPER; LORD •
LORING •
LORPHELIN; LOTHROP, LATHROP, LOTHORP or LOWTHROP, LAWTHROP •
LOUD or LOWD; LOUDER; LOVE; LOVEJOY; LOVELAND, LOVEMAN or LOVENAM •
LOVELL •
LOVERING; LOVETT; LOVEWELL •
LOW or LOWE; LOWDEN •
LOWDER or LOUDER; LOWELL, ancient. writ. LOWLE •
LOWGIE or LOUGEE; LUCAR; LUCAS; LUCE or LUCY; LUCKIS or LUCKIN; LUDDEN •
LUDDINGTON; LUDECAS or LEUDECOES; LUDKIN •
LUDLOW •
LUDWELL; LUFKIN; LUGG or LUGGE; LUIN; LUKE; LULL; LUM; LUMBARD, or LUMBART; LUMUS; LUMPKIN; LUND •
LUNDALT; LUNERUS; LUNT; LUPTON •
LUSCOMB; LUSHER; LUSON or LEUSON; LUTHER; LUX; LUXFORD •
LYALL, LYSLE, LISLE, LIOLL or LOYAL; LYDE; LYE; LYFORD •
LYMAN •
LYNDE •
LYNN or LYME; LYON •
LYSCUM or LISCOM •
LYTHERLAND, LETHERLAND or LITHERLAND
M
MABER; MACCALLOM or MAKCALLOM; MACCANE; MACCARTY; MACARTER, MAKARTA, MAGARTA or MECARTA; MAC CLARY or MCCLARY •
MACCOOME or MACOMB; MACCULLOCK or MCCULLOCK; MACDANIEL or MACDANIEL; MACDOWALL; MACE; MACGINNIS; MACK; MACKANEER; MACKAY; MACKDOWEL; MACKINTOSH; MACKLATHLIN, MACLOTHLIN, MACKLATHIN or MEGLATHLIN •
MACLOUD; MACKMALLEN, MACMILLON or MACKMILLION; MACKMAN; MACOMBER or MACUMBER; MACOONE, MACKOON or MACOUNE; MACTAIN; MACRANNEY; MACKRENEL; MACREST; MACUMMORE; MACWORTH •
MACY; MADDOCKS, MADDOCK, MATTOCKS or MADDOX; MADER •
MADIVER; MAGOON, MAGOUN, McGOWN, or MAKOON; MAGSON; MAGVARLOW, MACVARLO or MACFARLO; MAHOONE; MAINE or MAYEN •
MAJOR; MAKEPEACE; MAKREST; MALBON; MALINE or MELLEN; MALINS; MALLARD; MALLORY •
MALONE or MALOON; MALTBY; MANCHESTER; MANLY; MANN •
MANNERING •
MANNING •
MANSFIELD •
MANSIR, MANSER or MANSUR; MANSON; MANTON •
MANWARING; MAPES; MARBLE; MARCH •
MARCHANT; MARDEN; MARE; MARGERUM or MARGORUM; MARGESON; MARGIN; MARINER •
MARION; MARK or MARKS; MARKHAM •
MARLO, MORLEY or MARLOW; MARRETT •
MARRIOTT; MARSH •
MARSHALL •
MARSHCROFT, MASHCROFT or MASCROFT; MARSHFIELD •
MARSTON •
MARTIN •
MARTYN; MARTUGAL; MARVIN •
MASCALL, MASCOL or MASKELL •
MASON •
MASSEY; MASSILOWAY; MASSON; MASTERS •
MASTERSON; MATHER •
MATSON •
MATTHEWS •
MATTHEWSON; MATTOCKS; MATTOON •
MAUDE; MAUDSLEY •
MAULE or MAULD; MAURY; MAVERICK •
MAWER; MAWNEY; MAWRY, MOURIE, MOREY or MOWRY; MAXCY; MAXFIELD •
MAXSON, MAXON or MAGGSON; MAXWELL; MAY •
MAYBEE; MAYER; MAYFIELD; MAYHEW •
MAYNARD •
MAYNE, or MAYEN; MAYO •
MAYSANT; MAZURE or MAZURYE; MCDONALD; MCDOUGALL; MCEWEN or MEKEUNE, MCCUNE, or MECUNE •
MEACHAM; MEADE, MEADES or MEDE •
MEADER; MEADOWS; MEAKINS or MEEKINS •
MEANE or MEANS; MEARS •
MEASURE or MASUER; MECARTER or MACARTY; MECOCK, MEACOCK, MAYCOCK or MECOKE; MEDBURY; MEECH; MEEK; MEEKER, MECAR or MEAKER; MEER or MEERS; MEGAPOLENSIS; MEGDANIEL; MEIGGS •
MELBY; MELCHER; MELLEN, MELIN, MELLING, or other var •
MELLOWS or MELLHOUSE; MELVILLE; MELVIN; MELYNE, MELYENE or MALINE •
MENDAM, MENDALL or MENDON; MENDLOVE; MENTOR; MEPHAM, MAPHAM or MIPHAM; MERCER; MERCHANT or MARCHANT •
MEEREDITH; MERIAM •
MERING; MERLAN; MERRELLS; MERRICK •
MERRILL, or MERRILLS; MERRIFIELD; MERRIMAN •
MERRITT; MERROW or MERO; MERRY •
MERREYFIELD; MERWIN; MESSER; MESSINGER •
METCALF, frequently MEDCALF, in early rec •
METHUP •
MEW; MICO; MIDDLEBROOK; MIDDLECOTT; MIDDLETON; MIGHILL •
MILBURNE; MILBURY or MILLBURY; MILDMAY; MILES •
MILK or MILKE; MILLARD; MILLER •
MILLERD, MILLARD or MILWARD; MILLET •
MILLING; MILLINGTON; MILLS •
MILNER; MILOM; MILTON
GEORGE
MILWARD; MINARD; MINGAY; MINGO; MINOR or MINER •
MINORD; MINOT •
MINTER; MIRABLE; MIRIAM; MIRICK or MYRICK •
MITCHELL •
MITCHELSON, oftener MICHELSON or MITCHENSON (as the vulgar •
MITTEN; MIX or MEEKS •
MIXER, oft. call. Mixter •
MODESLY; MOGER; MOHONAS; MOISES; MOKUM; MOLT; MONK; MONTAGUE or MONTAGUE •
MOODIE •
MOONE; MOORCOCK or MORECOCK; MOORE or MORE •
MOORES; MORE; MOREHOUSE or MOOREHOUSE; MORFIELD or MOORFIELD •
MORELL; MOREY; MORGAN •
MORLEY •
MORRALL; MORRIL •
MORRIS •
MORRISON; MORSE •
MORTIMER, MORTIMORE or MALTIMORE •
MORTON •
MOSELEY; MOSES •
MOSIER or MOSHIER; MOSMAN; MOSS •
MOTT; MOULD; MOULDER; MOULTHROP or MOULTROP •
MOULTON •
MOUNTAIN; MOUNTFORT, MUNFORD or MUMFORD •
MOUNTJOY; MOUSALL •
MOUSSETT; MOWER; MOWRY; MOXON •
MOYSE; MUDDLE or MUDDLES; MUDGE; MUDGET; MULFORD; MULLIGAN, MULLEGIN or MULLEKIN •
MULLERY; MULLINER; MULLINS or MOLINES; MUMFORD •
MUN or MUNN; MUNDAY or MONDAY; MUNDEN; MUNGER •
MUNJOY or MUNGY; MUNNINGS or MULLINGS •
MUNROE or MONROE •
MUNSON or MONSON; MUNT or MOUNT; MURDOCK; MURPHY; MURRY •
MUSGROVE; MUSHAMORE; MUSSELWHITE; MUSSEEY or MUZZEY; MUSSILLOWAY; MUSTE; MYCALL •
MYGATE, MYGATT, sometimes MAYGOTT or MEGGOTT; MYLAM or MILOM; MYLES •
MYRICK
N
NALY; NANEY or NANNY; NARRAMORE; NASH •
NASON; NAYLOR; NAZITER; NEAL •
NEAVE; NEEDHAM •
NEFF; NEGUS, NEGOS or NEGOOS •
NEIGHBORS or NABORS; NELSON •
NEST; NETHERLAND; NETTLETON; NEVERS; NEVINSON; NEWBERRY •
NEWBY; NEWCOMB or NEWCOMBE; NEWCOMEN; NEWELL •
NEWGATE or NEWDIGATE •
NEWGROVE; NEWHALL •
NEWLAND; NEWMAN •
NEWMARCH; NEWPORT; NEWTON •
NICHOLET; NICHOLS •
NICHOLSON; NICK or NECK •
NICKERSON; NICKISON; NICHOLSON; NIGHTINGALE; NILES •
NIMS; NIXON or NICKSON; NOAKES or NOAKE; NOBLE •
NOCK; NODDLE; NORCROSS •
NORCUT or NORCOTT; NORDEN •
NORMAN; NORRIS •
NORTH; NORTHAM; NORTHCUT; NORTHEND •
NORTHEY; NORTHROP, NORTHRUP, NORTROP or NORTHUP; NORTON •
NORWICH; NORWOOD; NOSEWORTHY; NOTT •
NOWELL •
NOYES, NOYCE or NOISE •
NUDD; NUNN •
NURSE; NUTBROWNE; NUTE •
NUTT; NUTTER; NUTTING; NYE
O
OAKES •
OAKLEY; OAKMAN; OATES; OBBINSON; OBER; OCKINGTON or OKINGTON; ODELL or ODLE; ODERIC; ODIORNE •
ODLIN, ODLYN, original. AUDLEY, or AUDLIN; OFFITT •
OFFLEY; OFIELD; OGDEN; OGLEBY; OKEY; OLCOTT •
OLD; OLDAGE, OLDIGE, OLDRIDGE or OLDERIGE; OLDEN; OLDFIELDS; OLDHAM •
OLIN; OLIVER •
OLMSTEAD •
OLNEY •
OLT; OLVERTON; ONGE; ONION; ONTHANK; ORCHARD; ORCUTT •
ORDWAY; ORMES; ORMSBY, ORMSBEE •
ORNE; ORRIS, ORIS or ORRICE; ORTON •
ORVIS; OSBORN, OSBOURN or OSBURN •
OSGOOD •
OSIER or OSYER; OSLAND •
OTIS or OTTIS •
OTLEY; OTWAY; OVELL; OVERMAN; OVERTON; OVIAT or OVIETT •
OWDIE; OWEN; OXENBRIDGE •
OXMAN
P
PABODIE; PACEY or PACYE; PACKARD; PACKER •
PADDLEFORD, PADELFORD, sometimes PADDLEFOOT; PADDOCK; PADDY •
PADNER; PAFFLYN; PAGE •
PAIGE; PAINE •
PAINTER •
PALFREY, PALFERY, PALFRY or PALFRAY; PALGRAVE •
PALMER •
PALMERLY; PALMES •
PALMETER; PANNLY; PANTON; PANTRY or PANTREE; PAPILLIANS or PALILLON; PARD; PARDEE •
PARDON; PARENTS; PARIS •
PARISH; PARKE or PARKSPARKS •
PARKER •
PARKHURST; PARKINSON; PARKMAN •
PARMELLEE; PARMENTER, often in old rec. PARMITER •
PARNELL; PARRPARR •
PARROTT, PAROTE or PARRETT; PARRY; PARSONS •
PARTHRIDGE •
PARUM; PARY, PARRY; PASCO; PASMORE, PASMER, or PASMERE •
PASSAM, PASSANT or PASSON; PATCH •
PATCHIN or PATCHING; PATEFIELD or PEATFIELD; PATERSHALL, PATTERSHALL or PADDESHALL; PATIE; PATRICK; PATTEN •
PATTERSON or PATTISON •
PAUL; PAYBODY; PAYNE; PAYSON •
PAYTON; PEABODY, PAYBODY or PABODIE •
PRAY •
PEAKE; PEAKEN; PEALE; PEAPES; PEARCE; PEARD; PEARSHALL •
PEARSON •
PEASE •
PEASLEE; PEAT; PECK •
PECKER •
PECKHAM, OR PECKUM; PECKIT; PEDINGTON; PEDRICK; PEEK; PELHAM •
PELL; PETTLET, OR PELLATE; PELTON •
PEMBER; PERMBERTON; PEMBROKE; PENDALL •
PENDLETON; PENFIELD; PENGILLY; PENHALLOW •
PENINGTON; PENLEY; PENNPENN; PENNELL; PENNIMAN •
PENNINGTON; PENNY; PENOYER or PENNYER •
PENTICUS; PENTLAND; PENWELL or PENEWELL; PEPPER •
PEPPERELL •
PEPYS; PERCIVAL, PASSEVIL, PASSAVIL or PARCYFULL, and in Col. Rec; PERCY, PEERCE, PIERCY or PERCIE; PERHAM, PERRUM or PERAMPERAM; PERIGO •
PERIT; PERKINS •
PERLEY; PERMET; PERRIMAN •
PERRIN, PERRAN or PERING; PERRY or PURY •
PERSON; PERWIDGE or PERWYDGE; PESTER or PESTOR; PETCOCK; PETERS •
PETERSON; PETTIFORD, PETFORD or PITTFORD; PETTELL; PETTIBONE; PETTENGELL or PATTINGGELL •
PETTES or PETTIT; PETTS; PETTY or PETTEE; PETYGOOD or PETGOOD; PEVERLY; PHELPS •
PHENIX; PHESE or PHESEY; PHILBRICK or PHILBROOK, sometimes FILBRICK •
PHILLIPS •
PHILPOT; PHINNEY, FINNEY or FENNYE •
PHIPPEN, FITZPEN, FIPPEN, FIPPENNY, or PHIPPENNEY •
PHIPS •
PICKARD; PICKE; PICKERAM or PICKRAM; PICKERING •
PICKES; PICKET •
PICKLES; PICKMAN, oft. writ. PITMAN, as sound •
PICKTON; PICKWORTH •
PID; PIDDELL; PIDCOCK or PIDCOKE; PIDGE; PIERCE, PEARSE, PEARS, PEIRSE or PEARCE •
PIERPONT •
PIERSON, PEARSON, PORSUNE or PERSON •
PIGG, PIDGE or PIGGE; PIGDEN; PIGGOT; PIGHOGG; PIGROM; PIKE •
PILE; PILLING or PILLEN; PILSBURY; PIMORE; PINCKNEY •
PINDAR, PINDER, PYNDER or PINTER; PINGRY, PINGREW, PINGREE or PENGRY; PINTON; PINKHAM; PINNEY, PYNNY •
PINSON, PINCHIN, or PINCIN; PIPER •
PIPON; PITCHER; PITHOUSE; PITKIN •
PITMAN, oft. PITNAM •
PITNEY; PITTPITT; PITTEE, PITTY or PITTEY; PITTICE; PITTS •
PITTUMS or PITTOMS; PIXLEY; PLACE, sometimes PLAISE •
PLAISTED or PLAYSTEAD; PLANE or PLAIN; PLASTOW; PLATT •
PLATTS; PLAYES; PLIMPTON; PLOTT; PLUMBE or PLUM •
PLUMLY; PLUMMER •
PLYMPTON, PLIMPTON •
POCHER; POCOCK; POD; POLE; POLLARD •
POLLEN or POLAND; POLLY or POLLEY; POMEROY, POMROY, PUMMEY or PUMRY •
POMFRET; POND •
PONDER; PONTON or PONTING •
PONTUS; POOLE, POOL or POLE •
POOR or POORE •
POPE •
PORTAGE; PORTER •
PORTIS or PORTOUS; PORTMORT, PORMONT, PURMONT or PERMONT •
POST •
POSTER; POTTER •
POTTS; POTUM (if this be a possible name); POULTER •
POUND; POUT or POAT; POW; POWELL •
POWER •
POWES; POWNING or POUNDING; POWSLAND, POWSLEY, POWLAND, POWLLEN, POUSLAND, POUSLIN; PRANCE; PRATT •
PREBLE; PRENCE •
PRENTICE •
PRESBURY; PRESCOTT •
PRESSIE; PRESTON •
PRETIOUS or PRETIOS; PRICE •
RICHARD or PRITCHARD •
PRIDE; PRIEST •
PRIME; PRIMIDAYS; PRINCE •
PRINDLE; PRINGLE; PRINGRYDAYS, or PRIMIDAYES, as giv. in Geneal. Reg. IX. 87, or; PRIOR or PRYOR •
PROCTOR •
PROSSER; PROUSE; PROUT •
PROUTY; PROVENDER; PRUDDEN •
PUDEATER; PUDINGTON or PUDDINGTON; PUDNEY; PUFFER or POFFER •
PULLMAN; PULSIFER; PUNCHARD; PUNDERSN or PONDERSON •
PURCHAS or PURKAS •
PURDY; PURLPE; PURRINGTON; PURRYER; PURY; PUTNAM or PUTMAN •
PYGAN, PYGON, PIGGIN or PIGGON; PYNCHON or PINCHEON •
PYNE
Q
QUARLES •
QUELCH; QUELVES; QUICK; QUIDDINGTON; QUILTER; QUIMBY or QUINBY •
QUINCY •
QUING or QUIN; QUOITMORE
R
RABBEY or RABBE; RABUN or RABONE; RADDEN; RAGLAND •
RAINES or RAYNES; RICHARD; RAINSBORROW; RAINSFORD, oft. RANSFORD •
RAM; RAMACKE; RAMSDELL or RAMSDEN; RAMSDEN; RAMSEY; RANCE; RAND •
RANDALL •
RANDOLPH; RANGER; RANKIN; RANNEY •
RANSOM; RAPER; RASHLEY; RASOR; RATCHELL or RACHELL; RATCLIFF or RATLIFFE •
RATHBON; RATSTOCK; RAVENSCROFT; RAVENSDALE; RAWBORNE; RAWLINS, RAWLINGS or ROLLINS •
RAWLINSON; RAWSON •
RAY or REAREA; RAYMOND, perhaps oft. RAYMENT •
RAYN or RAYNES; RAYNER or REYNER •
RAYNGER; REA; READ or REED •
READER; REAPE; RECORD; REDDING, RIDDAN or READING •
REDDOCK; REDFIELD or REDFIN; REDFORD; REDIAT, RIDIAT or RADYATE; REDINGTON; REDKNAP or REDNAPE •
REDMAN; REDWAY, REDWEY, READAWAY or REDDAWAY; REEVE or REEVES •
REGION; REITH; RELPH, RALPH or RELFRELF; REMICK; REMIGTON or RIMMINGTON •
RENDALL; REVELL •
REW; REX; REYNER; REYNOLDS, RENOLD or RENOLDS •
RHODES, ROADS or RHOADS •
RICE •
RICH; RICHARDS •
RICHARDSON, RICHASON or RICHESON often in old rec •
RICHBELL or RIZBELL; RICHELLS, RITCHELL or RICHAL; RICHMOND; RICHARD or RICKER or RICKET •
RICKETSON; RICKMAN; RIDDAN or RIDDAINE; RIDER •
RIDGDALE or RIGDALE; RIDGE; RIDGEWAY or RIDGAWAY; RIDLAND; RIDLEY; RIFF; RIGBY; RIGGS •
RIGHT; RIGMAN; RILEY; RINDGE; RING •
RIPLEY; RISCRRAFT; RISDEN; RISHWORTH •
RISING; RISLEY, RISLA, RYSLEY, RIZLEY or RISSLY; RIST; RITH or RIETH; RIX •
ROACH; ROANES or ROBERT; ROATH; ROBBINS •
ROBERTS •
ROBERTSON; ROBIE or ROBY •
ROBINSON •
ROCK; ROCKETT •
ROCKWELL •
ROCKWOOD; RODGERS; RODMAN •
ROE; ROGERS •
ROISE or ROYCE •
ROLESTONE, ROWLSTONE or ROULSTONE; ROLFE •
ROLLO; ROLLOCK; ROMAN •
RONALLS; ROODROOD; ROOKER; ROOKMAN; ROOME or ROMEROME; ROOTROOT •
ROOTEN or ROWTON; ROPER •
ROPES; ROSE •
ROSS; ROSSETER or ROCHESTER •
ROSWELL or ROSEWELL •
ROTHERFORD, RUDDERFORD or RUTHERFORD; ROUNDY, ROUNDEE or ROUNDAY; ROUS, ROUSE or ROWSEROWSE •
ROWDEN; ROWE •
ROWELL; ROWLAND; ROWLARDSON •
ROWLE; ROWLEY •
ROWTON; ROY; ROYAL or RYALL •
ROYCE; ROYLE; RUCKRUCK; RUDD •
RUDDOCK or RUDDYK; RUELRUEL; RUGGRUGG •
RUGGLES •
RUM; RUMBALL; RUMRILL, RUMERELL or RUMMERELL; RUMSEY or RUMSIE; RUNDLE; RUNDLET, RUNLET or RANLET •
RUSCO, RESKIE, RESKOE or RESCUE; RUSH; RUSHMORE; RUSS; RUSSELL •
RUST; RUTH; RUTHERFORD, or RUDDERFORD; RUTTER •
RUTTY; RYALL; RYDEAT; RYLAND
S
SABIN •
SABLE or SABLES; SACKET •
SADD; SADLER; SAFFERY; SAFFIN or SAFFYN •
SAFFORD; SAGE; SALE, SEALE or SAILE •
SALISBURY; SALLOWS; SALLS; SALLY or SALLEE •
SALMON, SALMONDS or SAMMON; SALTER •
SALTONSTALL •
SAMFIELD; SAMPSON •
SAMS or SAMMES •
SAMUEL; SAMWAYS, SAMWAYES, SAMOIS or SAMWIS; SANBORN, ancient. SAMBORNE •
SANBROOKE; SANDERBANT; SANDON or SANDERS; SANDS or SANDES; SANDY or SANDIE, sometims SAND; SANDYS; SANFORD, oft. SAMFORD, or SANDFORD •
SANGER •
SANKEYS; SARSOM; SARGENT, SEARGEANT, SARGEANT, SERGENT or SERJENT •
SATCHELL, SATCHWELL, or SETCHELL; SATTERLY or SHATTERLY; SAULE; SAUNDERS •
SAUNDERSON •
SAVAGE •
SAVIL, SAVEL, SAVILS or SAVALLS •
SAVORY, SAVORIE or SAVARY •
SAWDY; SAWIN; SAWKYN; SAWTELL, SARTELL, SATTELL. or SAUTELL •
SAWYER •
SAXTON or SEXTON •
SAYER, SAYERS or SAYRE •
SAYLE or SAYLES; SAYWARD or SAYWORD; SAYWELL; SCADDING; SCADLOCK •
SCALES; SCAMMON, SCAMMAN or SCAMMOND; SCAMP; SCANT; SCARBOROUGH or SCARBARROW •
SCARLET; SCATE; SCATHE; SCHRICK; SCILIAN; SCOFIELD, SCOVIL, SCOVEL, SCHOFEL or SKOFIELD •
SCOLLEY or SCHOLLEY; SCOON or SCONE; SCOTCHFORD; SCOTT •
SCOTTOW or SCOTTAWAY •
SCOVIL, SCOVALL, SCOVEL or SCOVELL •
SCRANTON; SCRIBNER or SCRIVENER; SCRIPTURE; SCRIVEN, SCREVEN, SCRIEVEN or SCRIVINE •
SCROOP; SCRUGGS •
SCUDDER; SCULLARD or SKULLARD; SEABORN; SEABROOK; SEABURY •
SEAGER, SEEGER or SEGER; SEAILES; SEALE; SEALIS or SELLICE(as •
SEAMAN; SEARCH; SEARLE •
SEARS; SEVER •
SEAVERNS, SEAVERN or SEABORN; SEAVY; SEBBORN, SIBBORNE, SEBORNE or SEABORN; SECCOMB •
SEDGWICK •
SEDLEY; SEELEY •
SEKER or SECKER; SELDEN or SELDON; SELLAN or SELLEN; SELLOCK, SELLICK, SILIECK or SELLECK •
SELMAN; SEMOND; SENDALL; SENDEN; SENNOT; SENSION, SENTION, SENCHION or ST. JOHN •
SENTER; SESSIONS; SEVER; SEVERANCE, oft. writ. SEVERNS, as sound •
SEWALL or SEWELL, or SEAWELL •
SEWARD; SEXTON; SEYLE •
SEYMOR, SEIMOR, SEAMOR or SEAMER; SHACKFORD or SCACKFORTH; SHADDUCK or CHADDOCK; SHAFLIN •
SHAKESPEAR; SHALER, SHALLOR, SHALIER, SHAILER, SHAYLER or SHALLER; SHANNON; SHAPLEIGH, spell. sometimes as sound. SHARPLEY, more oft. SHAPLEY •
SHARP •
SHARSWOOD; SHATSWELL, SHOTSWELL, SATCHELL or SATCHELLS; SHATTON; SHATTUCK •
SHAVELIN; SHAW •
SHAWSON; SHEAFFE •
SHEARER; SHEARMAN; SHEARS or SHEERES; SHEATHER; SHED •
SHEDER; SHEFFIELD •
SHELDON or SHELDEN •
SHELLEY; SHELSTONE; SHELTON; SHEPARD, SHEPPARD, SHEPHERD or SHEPHERD •
SHEPARDSON; SHEPLEY or SHIPLEY; SHEPWAY or SHIPWAY; SHERBURNE •
SHERIN; SHERLOCK; SHERMAN •
SHERRITT, SHARRATT, SHEROTT or SHERROT; SHERWIN; SHERWINGTON or SHERRINGTON; SHERWOOD; SHESTELL or SHESTEN; SHETHER, SHEATHER or SHEDAR; SHILLINGSWORTH •
SHINE; SHIPLEY; SHIPMAN; SHIPPEN; SHIPPEY, SHEPPY or SHIPPIE •
SHIPWAY; SHOOTER; SHORE; SHOREBORNE; SHORT •
SHORTHOSE, SHORTHUS or SHORTUS; SHORTRIDGE or SHORTRIGGS; SHOTTEN or SHATTON; SHOVE •
SHREVE or SHERIVE; SHRIMPTON •
SHURD; SHERTLIFF, SHIRTLEY or SHETLE; SHUTE •
SHUTER or SHOOTER; SIBBORNE; SIBLEY, SEBLEY or SYBLEY •
SICKLERDAM; SIDALL; SIGOURNEY, SIGOURNAY, SEGOURNE or SIGOURNIE •
SIGSWORTH; SIKES, SYCKES or SYKES •
SIKY; SILL, SYLL or SCILL •
SILLIIAM; SILLIS; SILLIVANT or SELEVANT •
SILSBEE, oft. SILSBY; SILVER; SILVERWOOD; SILVESTER, or more, properly, SYLVESTER •
SIMMONS, SYMONS, SIMONES or SYMONDSON •
SIMPKINS; SIMSON, SYMSON or SIMPSON; SINCLAIR, ST. CLAIR, or SINKLER •
SINGLETARY or SINGLETERY; SINNET, SENNOT or SENNITT; SISSON •
SIVERNS; SKATE; SKEATH; SKEEL; SKEETH; SKELLING; SKELTON •
SKERRY; SKIDMORE or SKIDMER •
SKIFF; SKILLING, SKILLIN or SKILLINGS; SKILLINGER or STILLINGER; SKINNER •
SKIPPER or SKEPPAR; SKOULING; SKULLARD; SLACK; SLADE; SLAPUM; SLATER; SLAUGHTER; SLAWSON •
SLEEPER; SLEY or SLYE; SLINNINGS; SLOCUM or SLOCOME; SLOMAN, SLUMAN or SLOWMAN; SLOPER; SLOUGH, SLOW or SLOFF •
SLOWE; SMALL; SMALLEY; SMALLIDGE or SMALLEDGE; STUART; SMEAD, SMEED or SMEDSMED •
SMEDLEY, SMEADLY or SMEEDLY; SMIKING; SMITH •
SNAWSELL; SNELL; SNELLING; SNOOKE •
SNOW •
SNUFFENE; SOLART or SALART; SOLEY or SOLLY; SOLLENDEN or SALINDINE; SOMERBY •
SOMERS; SOMES; SOPER; SOULE, SOLE or SOUL •
SOUTH; SOUTHCOATE or SOUTHCOT; SOUTHER, SOUTER or SOWTHER; SOUTHMEAD or SOUTHMAYD •
SOUTHWELL; SOUTHWICK •
SOUTHWORTH •
SOWDEN; SOWELL; SPARHAWK or SPARROWHAWK •
SPARK or SPARKS; SPARRELL; SPARROW; SPAULDING, SPAULDEN, SPOLDEN, SPARLDEN or SPALDEN •
SPAULE, SPOWELL or SPAUL; SPEAR •
SPENCER or SPENSER •
SPENNING or SPINNING, in earliest rec. SPINAGE; SPERRY •
SPICER; SPRICK or SPECK; SPIGHT; SPINKE, or SPINK; SPINNEY; SPOFFORD or SPAFFORD; SPOORE; SPOONER •
SPOWELL; SPRAGUE •
SPRING •
SPRINGFIELD; SPROAT; SPURR; SPYERS; SQUIRE or SQUIER •
STRACKHOUSE; STACY, STACE, STACIE or STACEY •
STAFFORD; STAGPOLE; STAINES •
STAINWOOD, or STAINEWOOD; STAIRES; STAILLION; STAMFORD; STANBURY, STANBERRY or STANBOROUGH; STANCLIFFE; STANDISH •
STANDLAKE; STANDY; STANFORD; STANHOPE, STANAPE or STANUP; STANIELL, STANIARD or STONIARD; STANIFORD or STANIFORTH; STANLEY, or STANDLEY •
STANNARD or STANARD; STANNION; STANTLEY; STANTON •
STANWOOD or STANINWOOD •
STANYAN, STANNYAN, STANIAN or STANION; STAPLES or STAPLE •
STAPLETON; STAR or STARR •
STARBOARD or STARBIRD; STARBUCK •
STARKE or START; STARKEY; STARKWEATHER •
STARLING or STERLING; START; STAWERS; STEARNS •
STEBBINS, STEBBIN or STEBBING, in early rec. oft. STIBBIN, STEBBONS •
STEDMAN, ancient. STUDMAN •
STEDWELL, STUDWELL or STEADWELL; STEELE •
STEERE; STENT, or STINT •
STEPHENS; STEPHENSON; STEPNEY •
STERRY; STERTT, perhaps STERITT; STETSON, STITSON, STUDSON, STEDSON or STUTSON •
STEVENS •
STEVENSON; STEWART or STEWARD, oft. STUART •
STICKNEY or STICKNEE •
STILEMAN or STYLEMAN •
STILES or STYLES •
ROBERT •
STILLMAN; STILLWELL or STILWELL; STILSON; STIMPSON or STIMSON •
STINT; STIRK; STOCKBRIDGE •
STOCKER; STOCKIN, STOCKEN or STOCKING •
STOCKMAN; STOCKTON; STOCKWELL; STODDARD •
STODDER •
STOKES; STONARD, STONNARD or STONHARD; STONE •
STONHILL; STORER •
STORES, in mod. times STORRS; STORKE; STORY •
STOTT; STOUGHTON •
STOVER or STOVARD; STOW •
STOWELL; STOWERS or STOWER •
STRAIGHT or STRAITE; STRAINE or STRAINER; STRANGE; STRANGUAGE or STRANGEWAYS; STRATTON •
STREAME, STREME or STERTE; STREET •
STREETER; STRETCHER; STRETTON •
STRICKLAND or STICKLAND; STRIKER; STRONG •
STROUD; STUART; STUBBS; STUCKEY, once only writ. STOCKEY •
STUDLEY; STUKELEY; STURGIS or STURGES; STURTEVANT or STURDEVANT •
STUTCH; STYCHE; SUCKLING or SUCKLIN; SUMERTON; SUMMERS; SUMNER •
SUNDERLAND, SUNDERLINE or SYNDERLAND •
SUSSELL; SUTHERLAND; SUTLIFFE; SUTTON •
SWADDON; SWADOCK; SWAIN, SWAYNE or SWAINE, sometimes SWEYEN •
SWALLOW; SWAN or SWANN •
SWARTON; SWASEY, SWAZEY, SWAYSY •
SWATMAN; SWELUS; SWEET, SWAITE or SWEETE •
SWEETMAN, SWETMAN or SWETNAM; SWEETSER or SWITZER; SWETLAND or SWEETLAND; SWETT •
SWIFT •
SWILLAWAY or SWILIOWAY; SWINERTON, SWIMERTON or SWANNERTON; SWYNDEN or SWINDEN; SYSLIE; SYKES; SYLVESTER; SYMMES •
SYMONDS
T
TAFFE; TAINER or TAINNER; TAINTOR, TAYNTOR or TAINTER •
TALBOT •
TALBY or TOLBY; TALCOTT, TAILCOAT, TAYLCOAT, or other var •
TALLEY, TOLLEY or TAULLEY; TALMADGE or TALMAGE; TALMAN or TALLMAN •
TANKERSLY; TANNER; TAPLEY; TAPP; TAPPAN, TAPIN, TAPPIN, TOPPING, TOPAN or TAPPING •
TAPPER; TARBELL, TARBOLE or TARBALL •
TARBOX; TARE; TARLTON •
TARNE, TERNEY or TARNEY; TARR; TART •
TASKER or TASKET; TATENHAM; TATMAN or TOTMAN; TAUNTON; TAWLEY; TAY or TOY •
TAYLOR, TAYLOUR or TAILER •
TEAD, TEED or TEDTED •
TEAKE; TEFFE; TELL; TEMPLAR, TEMPLE or TEMPLER •
TENCH; TENNEY or TENNY •
TEREBERRY; TERHAM or TURHAM; TERRILL or TURRALL; TERRY •
TETHERLY; TEW; TEWKSBURY, TEWXBERRY, TUKSBERY or TUXBURY; THACHER or THATCHER •
THARPE; THASK; THAXTER •
THAYER •
THEALE, THELE, THEELE or THALE •
THING; THISTLE or THISSELL; THOM; THOMAS •
THOMPSON, TOMSON, THOMSON or TOMPSON •
THORNCOMB; THORNDIKE; THORNDON •
THORNE; THORNELL; THORNICOAST; THORNTON •
THORPE; THRALL •
THRASHER or THRESHER; THREENEEDLES; THROCKMORTON or THROGMORTON; THROOP; THROPP; THROW •
THURBER; THURLO, THURLA, THURRELL, THORLA or THORLEY •
THURSTON or THIRSTON •
THURTON; THWAITS •
THWING; TIBBALS •
TIBBETS, TYBBOT or TEBBETS •
TICHENOR; TICKNALL; TICKNOR, or anciently, TICKNER; TIDD; TIDMARSH; TIFF, TIFT or TEFFE; TIFFANY •
TIFFT; TILDEN •
TILESTONE or TILSTON; TILL or TYLLS; TILLEY •
TILLINGHAST •
TILLOTSON; TILLMAN; TILSON; TILTON •
TIMBERLAKE; TIMMINS; TINGLEY or TINGLE; TINKER •
TINKHAM; TINNEY; TIPPETT; TIPPING or TIPPEN; TIRRELL, TURREL, TYRRELL, TERRALL or THURRILL •
TISDALE; TITCOMB or TITCOME •
TITE; TITERTON, TITTERTON or TYTTERTON; TITUS •
TOBEY; TODD; TOE; TOKER or TOKERS; TOLL •
TOLMAN; TOMLINSON; TOMLYNS, THOMLINS or TOMLINS •
TOMPKINS •
TOMPSON; TONGUE; TONY; TOOGOOD, TOWGOOD or TWOGOOD; TOOKEY or TUKEY; TOOLLY, TOLLY or TOOLEY; TOOTHACKER, TOOTHACRE or TOOTHAKER; TOPLIFFE •
TOPPAN, or TOPPING; TORREY or TORIE •
TOTENHAM •
TOTMAN; TOUCHWILL; TOUNG or TONG; TOURTELLOT or TOURTELOT; TOUSLAND, TOUSLEY, TOWSE or TOUSEY; TOUTE; TOUTON •
TOWER or TOWERS; TOWLE, TOWEL, TOALE, TOLE, TOLL, TOULE or TOWELL; TOWNE •
TOWNSEND •
TOWSLY; TOWSON; TOY; TOZER, TOSIER or TOZIER; TRACEY •
TRAFTON; TRAIN; TRAPP •
TRARICE; TRASK •
TRAUL, THRALL or TRALL; TRAVELL; TRAVERS or TRAVIS •
TREADWAY, TREDWAY or TREADAWAY •
TREADWELL; TREAT •
TREBY, TREBIE or TRIBBY; TREE; TREFETHEN; TREFREY, TREFREY, TURFREY or TURFREE; TRELAWNEY; TRENTHAM or TRENTUM •
TRARICE, TRERICE, TRERISE. TREYRICE, TREREISE or TREROICE; TRESCOTT; TRESLER or TRUSLER; TRESWELL; TREVETT, TREVY or TRIVITT; TREVORE or TREVOUR •
TREWORGYE, TRUEWORGIE or TREWORTHY; TRIANS; TRICK; TRICKEY or TRICKETTEPHRAIM; TRILL; TRIMMINGS; TRINER; TRIPP •
TRISTRAM or TRUSTRUM; TROOP; TROTMAN; TROTT •
TROTTER; TROUT; TROW; TROWBRIDGE •
TRUANT or TROUANT; TRUE •
TRUESDALE, TRUSDELL, TREWSDALE TREUSDALE or TRUESDALL; TRULL; TRUMAN •
TRUMBULL, TRUMBALL, TRUMBOLL, TRUMBLE, TRUMBELL or TRUMMELL •
TRUSTRUM; TRY or TRAY; TUBBS; TUCKE or TEWK •
TUCKER •
TUCKERMAN; TUCKEY; TUDOR •
TUELLS; TUFTS •
TULLER; TULLY •
TUPPER; TURBAT or TUEBUTT; TURBEFIEELD; TURELL •
TURFRY or TURFREEE; TURNER •
TURNEY; TURPIN; TURVILL •
TUTTLE, TUTTEL, or TUTHILL •
TWELVES, TUELLS or TWELLS; TWIDE; TWINING; TWISDWDEN, TWISDALE or TWISDALL •
TWITCHELL, TUCHILL or TWITCHWELL; TWOMBLY or TWAMBLY; TYBBOT; TYDD; TYLEY or TYLEE; TYLER •
TYNG •
TYRRELL; TYSON
U
UFFORD, UFFOOTE, or UFFIT; UMPHERVILE, UMBERFIELD, HEMPEHREVILLE, UMFREVILLE; UNDERHILL •
UNTHANK; UPDIKE; UPHAM •
UPSHALL or UPSALL •
UPSON, by vulgar spell. UPSUM, conform. to sound; UPTON; URANN, URAN or URIN; URING or YOURING; USHER •
USSELL •
USSELTON; UTTING; UTTLEY; UXLEY
V
VALE, VAIL or VAYL; VALENTINE; VALLACK; VANDENBOSK; VANE •
VANGOODENHAUSEN; VARLEET, VARLETH or VARLETT •
VARNEY •
VARNUM; VASSALL •
VAUGHN, VAHAN or VAHEN •
VAULSTONE or VALSTON; VEAZEY, VESEY, VEESIE or VEAZIE; VENN; VENNER •
VENTRIS, VENTERUS or VENETROOS; VERDEN; VERE, VEARE or VIERVIER; VERGOOSE; VERIN, VEREN or VERING •
VEREMAES or VERMAYES •
VERNON; VERY •
VICARS, VICKERS or VICARY; VIGERS or VIGARS; VINAL; VINCENT •
VINE; VINES; VINING; VINSON •
VINTON; VOXEN; VOBEZ; VODEN, VOEDEN, VORDEN or VOUDEN •
VORE or VOAR; VOSE; VOWLES, VOULS or VOWELLS; VYALL, VIOL or VIALL
W
WACOMBE or WACKHAM; WADDELL or WODEL; WADDOCK; WADE •
WADFIELD; WADLILOVE; WADLAND or WADLEN; WADLEIGHT, WADLEY, WADELY, WADLAW, WADLEE or WADLOW; WADOM, WADAMS or WADOMS; WADSWORTH •
WAINWRIGHT •
WAITE, WAIT or WAIGHT •
WAKE; WAKEFIELD •
WAKEHAM or WAKCOME; WAKELY, WAKLEE or WAKELIN •
WAKELING; WAKEMAN or WAKMAN •
WALCOT, WALLCOT, WALCUT or WALCOTT; WALDEN •
WALDRO; WALDRON, WALDREN, WALDERNE or WALROND •
WALES; WALLFORD •
WALKELY; WALKER •
WALKLEY; WALKUP; WALL; WALLACE; WALLEN, WALLING or WALINE •
WALLER; WALLEY •
WILLINGFORD or WALLINSFORD; WALLINGTON; WALLIS or WALLACE •
WALSALL or WALSHALL; WALSBY or WALSBEE; WALSINGHAM; WALSTON or WALSTONE •
WALTER or WALTERS; WALTERS •
WALTHAM; WALTON •
WALVER; WALWIN; WALWORTH; WAMPAS; WANDELL; WANNERTON •
WANTON; WAPLES, WHAPPLES or WHAPLES; WARD •
WARDALL, WARDHALL, WERDALL, WARDEL, WOODEL, or WARDELL •
WARE •
WARFIELD; WARHAM •
WARNER •
WARR •
WARREN •
WARRINER or WARRENER •
WARWICK or WARRICK; WASHBURN or WASHBORNE •
WASS or WASSE; WASSON or WASON; WASTALL, WESTALL. or WASSTOLL; WATERBURY •
WATERHOUSE, oft. WATERUS; WATERMAN •
WATERS •
WATHEN or WATHIN; WATKINS; WATSON •
WATTLES or WATTLLS; WATTS •
WAUGH; WAY •
WAYMOUTH; WEADEN; WEARE •
WEATHERHEAD or WITHEREHEAD; WEATHERS; WAVER •
WEBB •
WEBBER •
WEBSTER •
WEDGEWOOD; WEEBON; WEED •
WEEDEN; WEEDER; WEEKS •
WEIGHT; WEIGHTMAN or WIGHTMAN; WEILLUST, or WILLUST, JOST, or JOIST; WEIMOUTH; WELLY; WELCH •
WELCOME •
WELD or WELDE •
WELDEN; WELLER; WELLES or WELLS •
WELLINGTON or WILLINGTON •
WELLMAN •
WELLOW; WELSH; WELSTEED or WELSTEAD; WELTON; WENBOURNE, WINBORN or WENBANE; WENDALL; WENSLEY, WINSLYE or WINSLEY •
WENTOM; WENTWORTH •
WERMALL or WORMALL; WSESCOTT, WASCOTT, WESTCOATT or WESTCOTT •
WESSON; WEST •
WESTALL, WESTELL or WESTOLL •
WESTBROOK; WESTCAR; WESTEAD or WESSTEAD; WESTERHOUSEN; WESTGATE; WESTLEY; WESTMORELAND; WESTON •
WESTOVER •
WESTWOOD; WETHERBEE; WETHERELL, WETHERILL, WITHERELL, WETHEREL, and oft. in •
WETHERIDGE; WETMORE; WEYBORNE; WEYMOUTH •
WHALE; WHALEY; WALLEY •
WHARFF; WHARTON •
WHATELY; WHEATE; WHEATELY or WHEATLEY; WHEATON •
WHEDON; WHEELER •
WHEELOCK; WHEELWRIGHT •
WHELDEN, WHELDING or WHELDON; WHELPHLEY; WHELYER; WHETCOMBE; WHETNELL; WHETSTONE •
WHICHALLS; WHIDDEN; WHIPPLE •
WHIPPO; WHISTON; WHITACRE, WHITTACRE or WHITAKER; WHITCHER; WHITCOMB or WHETCUMBE •
WHITE •
WHITEHAIRE, or WHITHEIRE; WHITEHAND; WHITEHEAD •
WHITEHOUSE; WHITFIELD; WHITFORD; WHITHAM •
WHITING •
WHITLOCK •
WHITMAN •
WHITMARSH •
WHITMORE •
WHITNELL; WHITNEY •
WHITON, WHITTON, WHITTUN or WHITTEN •
WHITRED, WHITTEREDD. WHITTRIDGE, or WHITRIG; WHITTEMORE, WITAMORE or WHITAMORE •
WHITTIER or WHITYEARE •
WHITTINGHAM •
WHITTINGTON; WHITTLESEY; WHITTRIDGE; WHITWAY; WHITWELL; WIBORN; WICKENDON or WICKINGTON •
WICKHAM, WIKEHAM, WICKUM, WICUM or WICOMWICOM; WICKS •
WICKWIRE; WIDGER; WIFFE or WIFE; WIGGIN •
WIGGLESWORTH •
WIGHT •
WIGHTMAN •
WIGLEY; WIGNALL; WIK; WILBORE, WILDBOARE, WILBUR, WILBOR, WILLBORE or WILDBORE •
WILBORNE •
WILBY; WILCOCKS or WILCOX •
WILCOCKSON, WILLCOXSON or WILCOKSON •
WILCOME or WELOME; WILCOT; WILD, WYLDE, WILDES or WILDE •
WILDER •
WILDGOOSE; WILEY; WILFORD; WILKES or WILKS; WILKEY or WILKIE; WILKINS •
WILKINSON •
WILLARD or WILLERD •
WILLET •
WILLEY •
WILLIAMS •
WILLIAMSON •
WILLIS •
WILLISTON or WILLINGSTONE; WILLIX; WILLMAN; WILLOUGHBY •
WILLS •
WILMARTIN; WILMORE; WILMONT or WILMARTH, or WILMOUTH •
WILSHIRE; WILSON •
WILTERTOWN, WOLTERTON or WINTERTON; WILTON; WINBOURNE or WENBORN; WINCH •
WINCHCOMBE; WINCHELL or WINSHALL; WINCHESTER •
WINCOL, WINCALL or WINKLE •
WINDALL; WINDIAT; WINDOW; WINDS, WENDES, WINES or WYNES; WING •
WINGATE or WINGET •
WINN •
WINNOCK; WINSHIP, WINSHOPE or WINDSHIP •
WINSLEAD, WENSLAD or WINSLEED; WINSLEY; WINSLOW •
WINSOR or WINSOR •
WINSTON or WENSTONE; WINSWORTH; WINTER •
WINTERTON; WINTHROP •
WINUS; WISE •
WISEMAN; WISWALL •
WITCHFIELD •
WITHAM; WITHERDEN or WYTHERDEN; WITHERIDGE or WYTHERIDGE; WITHERS; WITHIE; WITHINGTON •
WITHMAN; WITT •
WITTEN; WITTER; WITTOMS; WIXAM or WICKSON; WODELL; WOLCOTT, WALCOTT or WOOLCOT •
WOLFALL or WOOLFALL; WOLFE, or WOOLFE; WOLLEY; WOLLOND or WOOLLEN; WOLSEY; WOLTEN •
WOOD, or WOODS •
WOODBRIDGE •
WOODBURY, sometimes WOODBURY •
WOODCOCK •
WOODDAM, WOODAM or WOODHAM; WOODDY, WOODDEY, WOODIE, WODY or WOODY •
WOODEN, WOODING, WOODIN or WOODDEN; WOODFIELD; WOODDFORD •
WOODHOUSE, WOODIS, WOODICE or WOODOWES •
WOODHULL, WOODHILL or WODHULL, sometimes WOODHALL; WOODLAND; WOODLEY; WOODMAN •
WOODMANSEY •
WOODROP; WOODROW; WOODRUFF, WOODROW, WOODROFFE or WOODROOFE •
WOODWARD •
WOODWELL; WOODWORTH •
WOOLCOT; WOOLLEN or WOOLEN; WOOLER; WOOLERY or WOOLSWORTH; WOOLEY or WOOLLY, sometimes WOLLEY; WOOLRIDGE or WOOLRYCH •
WOOLSON; WOORY, WOOREY or WOORIE; WOOSTER, WOSTER or WORSTER •
WOOTERS or WOUTERS; WORCESTER or WORSTER •
WORDEN •
WORKES; WORMALL, WORMAHILL, WORMELL or WORMWELL; WORMELY or WORMELEY; WORMSTALL; WORMSTED; WORMWOOD; WORNUM; WORRALL; WORSLEY; WORTH •
WORTHEN; WORTHINGTON •
WORTHLIKE; WORWOOD or WORWARD; WOTTEN; WRAY; WRIFORD; WRIGHT •
WROTHAM or WROTHOM; WYARD; WYATT, WIAT or WYAT •
WYBORNE, WIBORNE, WEYBORNE, WIBURN or WYBURN; WYER or WIER •
WYETH, WITHE, WYTH or WIETH; WYLEY, WEYLEY, WILLEY, WYLIE or WILEY; WYLLIS; WYMAN or WEYMAN •
WYTHERDEN
Y
YALE •
YARDLEY; YATES •
YEALES; YELINGS; YELL or YEAL; YEO or YOW; YEOMANS; YESCUTT; YORK or YORKE •
YOUDALL; YOUNG •
YOUNGLOVE; YOUNGMAN •
YOUNGS or YONGS
Z
ZECHARIAH; ZULLESH
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