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Articles > NamesManx Names in the Early 16th Centuryby Tangwystyl verch Morgant Glasvryn
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Male | Female | |||||
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% | Name | % | Name | % | Name | |
~20% | John | <1% (cont.) | Fergus | 17% | Cristen, Cristian | |
~10% | William | Galfrid | 10-12% | Calyhony | ||
5-10% | Donald | Geffry | Johnet | |||
Fynlo | George | Marion | ||||
Gibbon | Germot | 1-5% | Agnes | |||
Patrick | Gilander, Gilandrew | Alice | ||||
Thomas | Gilcolm | Calibrid | ||||
1-5% | Gilbert | Gilmartin | Calycrist | |||
Gilchrist | Gilmere | Calyvorri | ||||
Henry | Gilmurry | Ibot, Ibott | ||||
James | Gilno | Isabell | ||||
Jenkyn | Hane | Kateryn | ||||
Michael | Huan | Margaret | ||||
Mold | Huchon | Mariot | ||||
Morris | Hugen | Mawde | ||||
Richard | Hugh | More | ||||
Robert | Laurence | Sessott, Sissott | ||||
Roger | Mark | <1% | Aedyt | |||
<1% | Abel | Murdagh | Bahee | |||
Adam | Murghad | Blaunch | ||||
Aleyn | Nele | Calypatric | ||||
Allow | Nichol | Cecilia | ||||
Andrew | Otes | Edith | ||||
Bertrem | Otnel | Elena | ||||
Brice | Paton | Isott | ||||
Christopher | Paul | Johna | ||||
Cristen | Peter | Katerina | ||||
David | Ranlyn | Lucy | ||||
Denis | Reginald | Matilda | ||||
Dolyn | Robyn | Vorgell | ||||
Doncan | Rory | |||||
Edmund | Stephen | |||||
Edward | Thomlyn | |||||
Elisha | Thormot | |||||
Urmen |
Male |
Female | ||
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Abel | Huan | Aedyt | |
Adam | Huchon | Agnes | |
Aleyn | Hugen | Alice | |
Allow | Hugh | Bahee | |
Andrew | James | Blaunch | |
Bertrem | Jenkyn | Calibrid | |
Brice | John | Calycrist | |
Christopher | Laurence | Calyhony | |
Cristen | Mark | Calypatric | |
David | Michael | Calyvorri | |
Denis | Mold | Cecilia | |
Dolyn | Morris | Cristen | |
Donald | Murdagh | Cristian | |
Doncan | Murghad | Edith | |
Edmund | Nele | Elena | |
Edward | Nichol | Ibot | |
Elisha | Otes | Ibott | |
Fergus | Otnel | Isabell | |
Fynlo | Paton | Isott | |
Galfrid | Patrick | Johna | |
Geffry | Paul | Johnet | |
George | Peter | Katerina | |
Germot | Ranlyn | Kateryn | |
Gibbon | Reginald | Lucy | |
Gilander | Richard | Margaret | |
Gilandrew | Robert | Marion | |
Gilbert | Robyn | Mariot | |
Gilchrist | Roger | Matilda | |
Gilcolm | Rory | Mawde | |
Gilmartin | Stephen | More | |
Gilmere | Thomas | Sessott, Sissott | |
Gilmurry | Thomlyn | Vorgell | |
Gilno | Thormot | ||
Hane | Urmen | ||
Henry | William |
The surnames are listed by parish, but actual counts for each are not given, only representative spellings. So it is impossible to tell which surnames were the most common in absolute terms, but some approximation may be made of how widespread they were.
There are 764 surname listings (in 17 parishes) representing 319 name groupings (where all patronymic-origin surnames using a particular form of the root name are grouped together, but surnames based on different variants of the root are not). Of these, about 80% are patronymic in origin, while the others are divided roughly equally between surnames of locative origin, those of occupational origin, and those derived from personal nicknames.
Of the patronymic-origin surnames, 75% are formed with prefixed "Mac", 16% consist only of the root name, 7% are formed with suffixed "son", and the remaining handful of names include a few prefixed with "O" and one with "Ap".
There is no particular correlation between the more common surnames and the more common given names, and there are many patronymic-origin surnames whose roots do not occur as given name at all. This is strong evidence that surnames were, for the most part, fixed and inherited rather than being true patronyms. However, since no information is available about either whole names or the relationships of the people named, we cannot know for certain that none of the patronymic surnames were true patronyms.
One aspect of the patronym system, however, had not entirely been converted to English-style fixed surnames, and that is the treatment of women's surnames. While Kneen's main lists of surnames according to parish give only masculine forms of patronyms (i.e., ones using "mac"), his more detailed alphabetical listings provide a surprising number of feminine variants where "Ine" (equivalent to Irish "inghean") appears. We have no idea whether women also bore surnames using "Mac" or whether they always used "Ine" forms, or whether the use of "Ine" indicated a true patronym rather than simply a feminine form of a fixed surname (although this seems unlikely for the same reasons given above).
58 surnames have "Ine"-feminines listed. 50 of these simply substitute "Ine" for "Mac". For five "Ine" forms, no equivalent "Mac" form is cited, however for three of these, the roots are the sort you would expect to find in patronyms. In three cases, the masculine name involves "O". In two of these, "Ine" is added before the "O" (including one where "Mac" is also used this way) and in the third "Ine" is substituted for "O". In general, names for which "Ine" forms are available correspond to the more popular names, suggesting that the option is freely available for any patronymic-style surname.
Two of the "Ine" names, however, are rather startling: "Ine Goldesmyth" and "Ine Skylycorne", the first based on an English occupational name and the second on a name of locative origin. The first could be considered in the same class as Gaelic patronyms based on borrowed occupational terms, e.g., "MacPhearson" (from "parson"), however the second is without precedent that I am aware of. If we are not simply dealing with a scribal error or misinterpretation (which cannot be ruled out, given the small sample involved), this may suggest that "Ine" had been generalized as a feminine surname-prefix for names of all types, not simply patronyms (since neither of these elements ever appears prefixed by "Mac") or that the women are being identified as "daughter of <surname>" rather than it being considered appropriate to use the surname proper.
Another clue to the fossilized nature of the patronym-derived surnames is the number of feminine forms where the root has been reanalyzed in the "Mac" form. For example, the masculine patronym "Mac Comas" derives from the given name "Thomas" -- the "C" at the beginning of the root has migrated from the final sound of "Mac", after lenition caused the initial "T" to become essentially silent. If the patronym were still understood as "Mac + Thomas" (with "Mac Comas" simply being a written variant), we would expect the feminine form to be constructed from "Ine + Thomas" with appropriate grammatical rules applying. However, the corresponding feminine form is "Ine Comas", showing that the understanding of the name's origin has been lost. Twenty of the "Ine" patronyms use roots that show this sort of reanalysis. As before, this is strong evidence that these surnames are fixed and are not functioning as true patronyms. Kneen gives examples of feminine surnames using "Ine" as late as the early 19th century.
As noted above, in the frequency lists the patronymic-origin names are grouped by root, e.g., Faile, Mac Fayle, O Fayle, and Ine Fayle are grouped together, but Thomasson and Thomson are not. The frequency number is based on the number of different forms of the name (e.g., William, Mac William, and Williamson count as three forms) and the number of different districts they appear in. Frequency numbers do not include feminine forms of patronyms. While this is not as useful as absolute numbers, it's better than nothing.
The frequency lists give surnames of patronymic, locative, occupational, and other origin separately. I want to emphasize that few, if any, of them would be functioning in this capacity at this time. I have not attempted to provide origins or "meanings" for any of the surnames, as this would have increased the amount of work involved in the article beyond what I am able to devote to it at this time.
In addition to the frequency lists, there is an alphabetical list of all the names that appear, with "Mac", "O", and "Ine" omitted from the alphabeticization.
14 | Mac | Tere |
13 | Mac | Quyn(e), Mac Quene, Mac Quaine, Mac Quane 7; Quyn 3; Ine Quane, Ine Quene |
11 | Mac | Fayle 8; O Fayle 1; Mac Faylo 1; Faile 1; Ine Fayle |
11 | Mac | Marten, Mac Martyn 7; Martyn 2; Martynson 2 |
10 | Mac | Nele, Mac Knele 8; Neleson 2; Ine Nele, Ine Knele |
9 | Mac | Kerron |
9 | Mac | William 6; William 1; Williamson 2; Ine William |
8 | Mac | Cane; Ine Cane |
8 | Mac | Corleot; Ine Corleot |
8 | Mac | Helly |
8 | Mac | Hugen 2; Hugen 6 |
8 | Mac | Otter, Mac Cotter; Ine Cotter |
8 | Mac | Stephan 3; Stephenson 5; Ine Stephan |
7 | Mac | Auley |
7 | Mac | Comais 2; Mac Comas 4; Mac Comis 1; Ine Comas |
7 | Mac | Corkell; Ine Corkell |
7 | Mac | Gibbon 5; Gibbon 1; Gibbonson 1; Ine Gibbon |
7 | Mac | Kae, Mac Ke, Mac Kye, Mac Kie; Ine Kay |
7 | Mac | Robin, Mac Robyn 4; Robyn 2; Robynson 1; Ine Robyn |
6 | Mac | Conylt, Mac Honylt; Ine Conylt, Ine Honylt |
6 | Mac | Cristen; Ine Cristen |
6 | Mac | Curry; Ine Curry |
6 | Mac | Kerd, Mac Kerrad, Mac Kerad 5; Kerd 1 |
5 | Abell; Abelson | |
5 | Mac | Aleyn 1; Aleyn 4 |
5 | Mac | Brew; Ine Brew |
5 | Mac | Cowle |
5 | Mac | Craine, Mac Crayn(e); Ine Crayne |
5 | Mac | Cray(e); Ine Cray |
5 | Mac | Creer, Mac Crere |
5 | Cristall 1; Cristalson 4 | |
5 | Mac | Gawne |
5 | Mac | Germot(t) |
5 | Mac | Gilhonylt |
5 | Mac | Gilrea 4; Gilrea 1; Ine Gilrea |
5 | Mac | Keg, Mac Kyeg 4; Mac Mac Keg 1; Ine Keg, Ine Kyeg |
5 | Mac | Kewley |
5 | Mac | Lucas |
5 | Mac | Person 3; Person 2 |
5 | Mac | Quyrke 4; Quyrke 1; Ine Quyrke |
5 | Mac | Reynold, Mac Reynylt 3; Reynylt 1; Reynoldson 1 |
5 | Mac | Water 3; Water 1; Waterson 1; Ine Water |
4 | Mac | Alexander; Ine Alexander |
4 | Mac | Andrew |
4 | Mac | Caly; Ine Caly |
4 | Mac | Clement |
4 | Mac | Clewag, Mac Cluag, Mac Cluage, Mac Clewage |
4 | Mac | Corran, Mac Corryn, Mac Coryn; Ine Corine, Ine Coryn |
4 | Mac | Cowne |
4 | Mac | Doncan 1; Doncan 2; Doncanson 1 |
4 | Mac | Fynlo 2; Mac Fynloe 1; Fynlo 1 |
4 | Mac | Gell 2; Gell 2 |
4 | Gellen | |
4 | Mac | Inesh |
4 | Mac | Kewne; Ine Kewne |
4 | Mores, Moris 1; Moresson 3 | |
4 | Mac | Oboy, Mac Oboye; Ine Oboy |
4 | Mac | Quarres; Ine Quarres |
4 | Mac | Skerff; Ine Skarff |
4 | Mac | Sto(i)le 3; Stoile 1; Ine Stole |
4 | Mac | Urmen |
3 | Mac | Bane 1; Bane 2; Ine Bane |
3 | Mac | Cannon; Ine Cannon |
3 | Mac | Casmund |
3 | Mac | Colyn 1; Colyn 2; Ine Colyn |
3 | Mac | Cormot; Ine Cormot |
3 | Mac | Cure |
3 | Mac | Curghy; Ine Curghy |
3 | Mac | Dik 1; Dik 2 |
3 | Fargher | |
3 | Mac | Felis |
3 | Mac | Gilvorra |
3 | Huchen 1; Huchon 2 | |
3 | Mac | Hym, Mac Kym; Ine Kym |
3 | Hymyn | |
3 | Mac | Inay |
3 | Mac | Joghen; Ine Joghen |
3 | John 2; Johnson 1 | |
3 | Mac | Kenag; Ine Kenag |
3 | Keneagh | |
3 | Mac | Killip; Ine Killip |
3 | Michel, Mychel 2; Mac Mychel 1 | |
3 | Mac | Na(i)kell, Mac Naykell |
3 | Mac | Nicholl 2; Nychol 1 |
3 | Mac | Niven, Mac Nyven; Ine Nyven |
3 | Mac | Qua |
3 | Mac | Quark(e); Ine Mark |
3 | Mac | Quate |
3 | Mac | Querkus |
3 | Mac | Skynner |
3 | Mac | Tagart |
3 | Mac | Tereboy |
3 | Mac | Will |
2 | Mac | Adde |
2 | Mac | Austeyn |
2 | Barrett | |
2 | O | Barron; Ine O Barron |
2 | Mac | Bretny |
2 | Mac | Cashen |
2 | Mac | Caure |
2 | Mac | Caw, Mac Hawe |
2 | Mac | Claghlen |
2 | Mac | Cletter |
2 | Mac | Coag |
2 | Mac | Coile, Mac Cole |
2 | Mac | Conky |
2 | Danell | |
2 | Gawe | |
2 | Mac | Gil(l)owny |
2 | Mac | Gilcalm |
2 | Mac | Gilcowle |
2 | Mac | Gilcrist; Ine Gilchrist |
2 | Mac | Gilhast |
2 | Mac | Gill; Ine Gill |
2 | Mac | Gilleon, Mac Gillewne |
2 | Mac | Gilpeder |
2 | Hik, Hyk | |
2 | Mac | Issak |
2 | Mac | Kerrous; Ine Kerrous |
2 | Mac | Kill; Ine Kill |
2 | Mac | Mere |
2 | Mac | Nedragh |
2 | Mac | Quanty |
2 | Mac | Quartag; Ine Quartag |
2 | Mac | Quayes; Ine Quayes |
2 | Mac | Quelen 1; O Quyllan 1; Ine Quelen |
2 | Mac | Rory 1; Rory 1 |
2 | Mac | Sale 1; Sale 1; Ine Sale |
2 | Mac | Scaly |
2 | Mac | Symond 1; Symyn 1 |
1 | Mac | Adam |
1 | Mac | Arthure |
1 | Atkyn | |
1 | Avelson | |
1 | Begson | |
1 | Bowge | |
1 | Mac | Brash |
1 | Breden | |
1 | Breen | |
1 | Brice | |
1 | Mac | Caball |
1 | Mac | Caghen |
1 | Mac | Calo |
1 | Mac | Cargher |
1 | Mac | Caroly |
1 | Mac | Cash |
1 | Mac | Caskell |
1 | Mac | Caven |
1 | Closse | |
1 | Mac | Co(i)sten |
1 | Mac | Colby |
1 | Mac | Conoly |
1 | Corcan | |
1 | Mac | Corsten |
1 | Mac | Costein |
1 | Mac | Cotter |
1 | Mac | Craghen |
1 | Mac | Crawe; Ine Crawe |
1 | Mac | Cundre |
1 | Daniell | |
1 | David | |
1 | Deyne | |
1 | Dicon | |
1 | Dugan | |
1 | Mac | Emere |
1 | Mac | Faden |
1 | Faraund | |
1 | Mac | Frost |
1 | Gerard | |
1 | Mac | Gilander |
1 | Mac | Gilandrew |
1 | Mac | Gilbrid |
1 | Mac | Gilcobraght |
1 | Mac | Gillanny |
1 | Mac | Gillowey |
1 | Mac | Gilmere, Emere |
1 | Gilno | |
1 | Mac | Gilroy |
1 | Mac | Gilveall |
1 | Mac | Gilvorr |
1 | Mac | Grady |
1 | Hane | |
1 | Hendull | |
1 | Mac | Henry |
1 | Heresson | |
1 | Hogeson | |
1 | Hubart | |
1 | Ap | Ithell |
1 | Jakson | |
1 | Mac | John Beg (not actually "John + Beg" but probably a misunderstanding of "Mac Con-Bhig") |
1 | Mac | Kegan |
1 | Mac | Kellag |
1 | Mac | Kemayn |
1 | Kent | |
1 | Mac | Kewe |
1 | Mac | Kynrede, Mac John Rede (mis-interpretation); Ine Kynrede |
1 | Laurence | |
1 | Mac | Lolan |
1 | Mac | Lymean |
1 | O- | lyn |
1 | Mac | Marke |
1 | Mac | Moleyn |
1 | O | Morgan |
1 | Mac | Nellen |
1 | Parre | |
1 | Mac | Quarrag; Ine Crayge |
1 | Mac | Quyll |
1 | Mac | Roger |
1 | Mac | Sharry |
1 | Mac | Staly |
1 | Thomasson | |
1 | Thomson | |
1 | Vessy | |
1 | Mac | Whaken; Ine Whacken |
1 | Mac | Whaltragh |
1 | Mac | Whanty |
1 | Wilson | |
1 | Wilye |
3 | Baily, Baly, Bayly | 1 | Fryssington |
3 | Crosse | 1 | Hogell |
2 | Alcar | 1 | Holt |
2 | Burscogh | 1 | Ince |
2 | Lathom | 1 | Lake |
2 | Shakelady, Shakerley | 1 | Litherland |
2 | Skylycorn(e); Ine Skylycorne | 1 | Lyst |
2 | Ughtyngton | 1 | Marsden |
1 | Aghton | 1 | Matton |
1 | Aystogh | 1 | Orme |
1 | Baye | 1 | Prescote |
1 | Birmingham | 1 | Preston |
1 | Bradshagh | 1 | Pulley |
1 | Byrch | 1 | Rushton |
1 | Carre | 1 | Sammesbury |
1 | Caterall | 1 | Standysh |
1 | Corbett | 1 | Tatlok |
1 | Cotynghin | 1 | Vause |
1 | Cowpeland | 1 | Wode, Wodde |
1 | Crag | 1 | Worthyngton |
6 | Clerke | 1 | Flecher |
4 | Goldesmyth; Ine Goldesmyth | 1 | Forbor |
3 | Genor 1; Geonor 2 | 1 | Hayward |
3 | Kerdar | 1 | Marshall |
3 | Tailor | 1 | Mylner |
2 | Maderel, Maderer | 1 | Piper |
2 | Mason | 1 | Sclator |
2 | Smyth | 1 | Seer |
1 | Brewer | 1 | Spakeman |
1 | Bullor | 1 | Swyneherd |
1 | Butler | 1 | Webster |
1 | Carter | 1 | Wright |
1 | Cowper |
9 | More | 1 | Borwan |
3 | Calcote | 1 | Brech |
3 | Duke | 1 | Browne |
3 | Gall 2; Gale 1 | 1 | Causey |
3 | Norres, Norris | 1 | Coke |
3 | Rede | 1 | Elenagh |
2 | Gretehed(e) | 1 | Erenagh |
2 | Ireshman | 1 | Gragh |
2 | Owle | 1 | Homlyn |
1 | Aspallan | 1 | Portok |
1 | Ballard | 1 | Scott |
1 | Bell | 1 | Sharpe |
1 | Blakman | 1 | Shirlok |
1 | Bodagh; Ine Body | 1 | Walsh |
Abell | Dicon | Mac | Lymean | ||
Abelson | Dik | O- | lyn | ||
Mac | Adam | Mac | Dik | Lyst | |
Mac | Adde | Doncan | Mac | Mac Keg | |
Aghton | Mac | Doncan | Maderel | ||
Alcar | Doncanson | Maderer | |||
Ine | Alexander | Dugan | Ine | Mark | |
Mac | Alexander | Duke | Mac | Marke | |
Aleyn | Elenagh | Marsden | |||
Mac | Aleyn | Mac | Emere | Marshall | |
Mac | Andrew | Mac | Emere | Mac | Marten |
Mac | Arthure | Erenagh | Martyn | ||
Aspallan | Mac | Faden | Martyn | ||
Atkyn | Faile | Martynson | |||
Mac | Auley | Faraund | Mason | ||
Mac | Austeyn | Fargher | Matton | ||
Avelson | Ine | Fayle | Mac | Mere | |
Aystogh | Mac | Fayle | Michel | ||
Baily | O | Fayle | Mac | Moleyn | |
Ballard | Mac | Faylo | More | ||
Baly | Mac | Felis | Mores | ||
Bane | Flecher | Moresson | |||
Ine | Bane | Forbor | O | Morgan | |
Mac | Bane | Mac | Frost | Moris | |
Barrett | Fryssington | Mychel | |||
Ine O | Barron | Fynlo | Mac | Mychel | |
O | Barron | Mac | Fynlo | Mylner | |
Baye | Mac | Fynloe | Mac | Na(i)kell | |
Bayly | Gale | Mac | Naykell | ||
Begson | Gall | Mac | Nedragh | ||
Bell | Gawe | Ine | Nele | ||
Birmingham | Mac | Gawne | Mac | Nele | |
Blakman | Gell | Neleson | |||
Bodagh | Mac | Gell | Mac | Nellen | |
Ine | Body | Gellen | Mac | Nicholl | |
Borwan | Genor | Mac | Niven | ||
Bowge | Geonor | Norres | |||
Ine O- | boy | Gerard | Norris | ||
Mac O- | boy | Mac | Germot(t) | Nychol | |
Mac O- | boye | Gibbon | Ine | Nyven | |
Bradshagh | Ine | Gibbon | Mac | Nyven | |
Mac | Brash | Mac | Gibbon | Orme | |
Brech | Gibbonson | Mac | Otter | ||
Breden | Mac | Gil(l)owny | Owle | ||
Breen | Mac | Gilander | Parre | ||
Mac | Bretny | Mac | Gilandrew | Person | |
Ine | Brew | Mac | Gilbrid | Mac | Person |
Mac | Brew | Mac | Gilcalm | Piper | |
Brewer | Ine | Gilchrist | Portok | ||
Brice | Mac | Gilcobraght | Prescote | ||
Browne | Mac | Gilcowle | Preston | ||
Bullor | Mac | Gilcrist | Pulley | ||
Burscogh | Mac | Gilhast | Mac | Qua | |
Butler | Mac | Gilhonylt | Mac | Quaine | |
Byrch | Ine | Gill | Ine | Quane | |
Mac | Caball | Mac | Gill | Mac | Quane |
Mac | Caghen | Mac | Gillanny | Mac | Quanty |
Calcote | Mac | Gilleon | Mac | Quark(e) | |
Mac | Calo | Mac | Gillewne | Mac | Quarrag |
Ine | Caly | Mac | Gillowey | Ine | Quarres |
Mac | Caly | Mac | Gilmere | Mac | Quarres |
Ine | Cane | Gilno | Ine | Quartag | |
Mac | Cane | Mac | Gilpeder | Mac | Quartag |
Ine | Cannon | Gilrea | Mac | Quate | |
Mac | Cannon | Ine | Gilrea | Ine | Quayes |
Mac | Cargher | Mac | Gilrea | Mac | Quayes |
Mac | Caroly | Mac | Gilroy | Ine | Quelen |
Carre | Mac | Gilveall | Mac | Quelen | |
Carter | Mac | Gilvorr | Ine | Quene | |
Mac | Cash | Mac | Gilvorra | Mac | Quene |
Mac | Cashen | Goldesmyth | Mac | Querkus | |
Mac | Caskell | Ine | Goldesmyth | Mac | Quyll |
Mac | Casmund | Mac | Grady | O | Quyllan |
Caterall | Gragh | Quyn | |||
Mac | Caure | Gretehed(e) | Mac | Quyn(e) | |
Causey | Hane | Quyrke | |||
Mac | Caven | Mac | Hawe | Ine | Quyrke |
Mac | Caw | Hayward | Mac | Quyrke | |
Mac | Claghlen | Mac | Helly | Rede | |
Mac | Clement | Hendull | Mac | Reynold | |
Clerke | Mac | Henry | Reynoldson | ||
Mac | Cletter | Heresson | Reynylt | ||
Mac | Clewag | Hik | Mac | Reynylt | |
Mac | Clewage | Hogell | Mac | Robin | |
Closse | Hogeson | Robyn | |||
Mac | Cluag | Holt | Ine | Robyn | |
Mac | Cluage | Homlyn | Mac | Robyn | |
Mac | Co(i)sten | Ine | Honylt | Robynson | |
Mac | Coag | Mac | Honylt | Mac | Roger |
Mac | Coile | Hubart | Rory | ||
Coke | Huchen | Mac | Rory | ||
Mac | Colby | Huchon | Rushton | ||
Mac | Cole | Hugen | Sale | ||
Colyn | Mac | Hugen | Ine | Sale | |
Ine | Colyn | Hyk | Mac | Sale | |
Mac | Colyn | Mac | Hym | Sammesbury | |
Mac | Comais | Hymyn | Mac | Scaly | |
Ine | Comas | Mac | Inay | Sclator | |
Mac | Comas | Ince | Scott | ||
Mac | Comis | Mac | Inesh | Seer | |
Mac | Conky | Ireshman | Shakelady | ||
Mac | Conoly | Mac | Issak | Shakerley | |
Ine | Conylt | Ap | Ithell | Sharpe | |
Mac | Conylt | Jakson | Mac | Sharry | |
Corbett | Ine | Joghen | Shirlok | ||
Corcan | Mac | Joghen | Ine | Skarff | |
Ine | Corine | John | Mac | Skerff | |
Ine | Corkell | Mac | John Beg | Skylycorn(e) | |
Mac | Corkell | Mac | John Rede | Ine | Skylycorne |
Ine | Corleot | Johnson | Mac | Skynner | |
Mac | Corleot | Mac | Kae | Smyth | |
Ine | Cormot | Ine | Kay | Spakeman | |
Mac | Cormot | Mac | Ke | Mac | Staly |
Mac | Corran | Ine | Keg | Standysh | |
Mac | Corryn | Mac | Keg | Ine | Stephan |
Mac | Corsten | Mac | Kegan | Mac | Stephan |
Ine | Coryn | Mac | Kellag | Stephenson | |
Mac | Coryn | Mac | Kemayn | Mac | Sto(i)le |
Mac | Costein | Ine | Kenag | Stoile | |
Cotter | Mac | Kenag | Ine | Stole | |
Ine | Cotter | Keneagh | Swyneherd | ||
Mac | Cotter | Kent | Mac | Symond | |
Cotynghin | Mac | Kerad | Symyn | ||
Mac | Cowle | Kerd | Mac | Tagart | |
Mac | Cowne | Mac | Kerd | Tailor | |
Cowpeland | Kerdar | Tatlok | |||
Cowper | Mac | Kerrad | Mac | Tere | |
Crag | Mac | Kerron | Mac | Tereboy | |
Mac | Craghen | Ine | Kerrous | Thomasson | |
Mac | Craine | Mac | Kerrous | Thomson | |
Ine | Crawe | Mac | Kewe | Ughtyngton | |
Mac | Crawe | Mac | Kewley | Mac | Urmen |
Ine | Cray | Ine | Kewne | Vause | |
Mac | Cray(e) | Mac | Kewne | Vessy | |
Ine | Crayge | Mac | Kie | Walsh | |
Mac | Crayn(e) | Ine | Kill | Water | |
Ine | Crayne | Mac | Kill | Ine | Water |
Mac | Creer | Ine | Killip | Mac | Water |
Mac | Crere | Mac | Killip | Waterson | |
Cristall | Knele | Webster | |||
Cristalson | Ine | Knele | Ine | Whacken | |
Ine | Cristen | Mac | Kye | Mac | Whaken |
Mac | Cristen | Ine | Kyeg | Mac | Whaltragh |
Crosse | Mac | Kyeg | Mac | Whanty | |
Mac | Cundre | Ine | Kym | Mac | Will |
Mac | Cure | Mac | Kym | William | |
Ine | Curghy | Ine | Kynrede | Ine | William |
Mac | Curghy | Mac | Kynrede | Mac | William |
Ine | Curry | Lake | Williamson | ||
Mac | Curry | Lathom | Wilson | ||
Danell | Laurence | Wilye | |||
Daniell | Litherland | Wodde | |||
David | Mac | Lolan | Wode | ||
Deyne | Mac | Lucas | Worthyngton | ||
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