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Origin of Ecott Total Records: 2  Origin of Ecott, Meaning of Ecott Origin: It is my understanding that Endicott is an old English name originally indicating the family that lived in the cottage at the end of the lane, hence 'Endicott'. Surnames: Endecott, Endicott Submitted by: Connie Endicott Origin of Ecott, Meaning of Ecott Origin: English. The prominent New England family, from which came the first governor of Mass., were family of John Endecote. Surnames: Endecote, Endicott, Endecott, Endecoat Submitted by: Jeff Scism 10/11/2008 11:54 AM Page 1 of 1

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