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Origin of Augle Total Records: 3  Origin of Augle, Meaning of Augle Origin: The name Nagle is from Germany and it means nail maker; the Nagle's were nail makers or smiths in Germany. the name is also spelled Nagel or Nail or Noogle or Naugle. Surnames: Nagel, Nagle, Nail, Naugle Submitted by: Treva 'Naugle' Jones Origin of Augle, Meaning of Augle Origin: meaning larger or important house in the village.Most villagers lived in smaller hutts dwellings. Surnames: naugler Submitted by: Origin of Augle, Meaning of Augle Origin: In Medevil times, a Gaugler traveled from village to village, panhandling wares. They were well liked, spread the news from town to town, and storytellers. They were a bit of a snake-oil salesperson. The literal translation to English is flimflam man. Surnames: Gaugler Submitted by: 10/13/2008 2:43 AM Page 1 of 1

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