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Origin of Agg Total Records: 12  Origin of Agg, Meaning of Agg Origin: Think surname is of Germanic extraction. Surnames: Wagener, Waggoner, Wagner Submitted by: Roy Partick Wagener Origin of Agg, Meaning of Agg Origin: In Gaelic, Taggart means son of the priest. Surnames: Mactaggart, Mctaggart, Taggart Submitted by: Robert Taggart Origin of Agg, Meaning of Agg Origin: Hedge Stream, or stream near a hedge; Swedish Surnames: Haggstrom Submitted by: Edward Johnson Origin of Agg, Meaning of Agg Origin: From North Tipperary to Canada. Researching all Dagg families. Surnames: DAGG Submitted by: Jann Callaghan Cullen Origin of Agg, Meaning of Agg Origin: Baggilegh Old English origin Baguley means Badger Wood Variants: Baguley, Baggiley Surnames: Baggilegh Submitted by: glitz Origin of Agg, Meaning of Agg Origin: Derived from Sagar (from a.s. saga, meaning saw). Occuational; a sawyer. Surnames: Sagar; Sager; Seger; Saggar; Sagger; Segger; Sigger; Sicker; Secker; Sigher Submitted by: Michael Saggers Origin of Agg, Meaning of Agg Origin: Haggar was originally pronounced with more of a "j" sound (Hajjar) , which is a very popular Arabic name, and that means Mason or "Stone Worker" in Arabic. Surnames: Haggar Submitted by: Frank E. Haggar Origin of Agg, Meaning of Agg Origin: Taggart, MacTaggart. McTaggart come from the Gaelic "son of the redheaded priest from Applecross." The shield has a bar sinister (descending from the left), as the family is not of legitimate origin, being descendants of a priest, who could not have been married. Surnames: Taggart, MacTaggart, McTaggart Submitted by: Kevin Sebastian Taggart Origin of Agg, Meaning of Agg Origin: Haggstrom; Hagg = a type of tree "bird cherry". strom = stream. Surnames: Haggstrom Submitted by: Erling Haggstrom Lundevaller Origin of Agg, Meaning of Agg Origin: Sagel came from the names Zagel and Zachel. IN Gemany that was the old world for the Germanic tribe of the Saxos in Eastern Germany. You can find all those informations at Martin Sagel excellent family research website at www.sagel.de Surnames: Sagel, Sachel, Zagel, Zachel, Sagle, Saguel, Sagell, Saggel Submitted by: Martin Sagel Origin of Agg, Meaning of Agg Origin: Colonial immigrants by the name of Sprague name came from England. It is alleged that Holland was the cradle of the Sprague family; that they were weavers there and so oppressed by the stiff duties imposed on their products, they emigrated to England in the 15th or 16th century. Records of the family have been found to reach back to the 14th century, the name being spelled in a variety of forms however. Sir Edward Spragge, Admiral of the Blue, who was drowned during an engagement with Cornelius Van Tromp of the Dutch Navy off the coast of Holland Aug. 11, 1673, was son of Captain Litchfield Spragge of the English Army and grandson of Captain John Spragge, an Army officer in Queen Elizabeth's time. He was knighted by Charles II on his ship Triumph Jul. 1, 1665 and his Coat of Arms "reproduced is gule, a fess between three trefoils. Crest out of a naval crown, a demi-lion crowned". The above dates being contemporaneous with the lives of the Sprague boys who came to the New World negative a direct relationship and our title to the Sir Edward Coat of Arms. It has been well known for some years that the will of Edward Sprague of Upway had been handed down to us through the family of Ralph', but not until recently has it become so well known that the Sir Hugh Sprague Coat of Arms had been preserved and equally prized by the William' family. Among the early immigrants to America, whose descendants have become very numerous was Francis Sprague who arrived in Plymouth, Mass., Jul. 1623 in the ship Ann. The descendants of Nicholas Sprake or Sprague who settled in Billerica, Mass. about 1720, have become today a very large family. Ralph, Richard and William came to Salem, Mass. in 162S. William settled in Hingham, Mass. raised a large family of children and his descendants today are numerous and widely scattered. Surnames: Spriggs, Sprigg, Sprig, Springs, Sprague, Spragg, Spragge Submitted by: Origin of Agg, Meaning of Agg Origin: Taggart Surnames: Taggart Submitted by: Christina 2/17/2012 10:27 AM Page 1 of 1

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