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• Ailor Origin and Immigration
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• Ailor Surname Distribution
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  • Distribution of Ailor Families in the US in 1840
  • Distribution of Ailor Families in the US in 1880
  • Distribution of Ailor Families in the US in 1920
  • Distribution of Ailor Families in England and Wales in 1891

Origin of Ailor Total Records: 2  Origin of Ailor, Meaning of Ailor Origin: Taylor English origin means to cut Surnames: Tayler, Tailour, Taylour, Tailleur, Tailor Submitted by: glitz Origin of Ailor, Meaning of Ailor Origin: Om Vermont, during the 1840s members of the Canadian Cloutier family migrated into Franklin County. Their surname was anglosized to Nailor. This action was beautifully spelled out by Theresa Nailor in a letter to the Government when she was seeking a pension as the wife of the Civil War Soldier, Edward Nailor aka Edwardum Cloutier of the l0th Vermont Volunteers. Edward was literate and clearly wrote his name Nailor. His older borther Joseph was illiterate and his name was written by others for him as Naylor. Ergo, two lines...same father. Francis Cloutier of East St. Armands PQ. Surnames: Nailor, Naylor, Nailer Submitted by: Richard A. Nailor Sr. 2/17/2012 11:26 PM Page 1 of 1

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