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Origin of Edd Total Records: 17  Origin of Edd, Meaning of Edd Origin: From several sources I find the Reding surname with one 'd' apparently comes from Luxembourg originating in the area around Meysembourg. I am however aware of Redings from Switzerland also spelled with one 'd', but I can find no connection between them and the Luxembourg line. Reddings with two 'D's' appear to have origins in England and Ireland. Surnames: Redding, Reding Submitted by: Dick Reding Origin of Edd, Meaning of Edd Origin: English :occupational name for medieval court official, from Middle English bedele (Old English bydel, reinforced by Old French bedel). The word is of Germanic origin, and akin to the Old English b?odan to bid, command and to the Old High German bodo, messenger. (See BOTHA).In the Middle Ages a beadle in England and France was a junior official of a court of justice, responsible for acting as an usher in a court, carrying the mace in processions in front of a justice, delivering official notices, making proclamations (as a sort of town crier), and so on. By Shakespeare's day a beadle was a sort of village constable, appointed by the parish to keep order. Surnames: Beadel, Beadell, Beadle, Bed, Beddall, Beddell, Bedeau, Bedel, Bedell, Bedle, Beedle, Biddell, Biddle, Bittel, Buddell, Buddle, B?ttle, Pedel Submitted by: Ian Beadle Origin of Edd, Meaning of Edd Origin: Eddings originated from all info ive been able to gather...in Scotland and is a bastardization of the name Edin. The Eddings family were blood relatives of King James II of Scotland and were hunted down by the British Throne as they wanted to kill off any possible heirs to the throne...some of them escaped by coming to America. I believe the first Eddings in America to be William and Racheal Eddings who arrived near Frogmore,South Carolina in the late 1600s with a land grant given to them by the colony. Surnames: Eddings Submitted by: James Eddings Origin of Edd, Meaning of Edd Origin: I believe the Tweeddale was changed when My grandfather traveled from Scotland to the US and told they changed the name the TWEEDALE to pronounce the name better. I am told the name originated because of the river of tweed. Surnames: Tweedale, Tweeddale, Tweedie Submitted by: Jon Tweedale Origin of Edd, Meaning of Edd Origin: Originated in Hanover Germany as Ludeke - distorted during immigration and census - family using 'Lueddeke' basically all related due to split of family during court battle in Newark New Jersey Surnames: Luddeke, Ludecke, Ludecker, Ludeke, Lueddeke Submitted by: Barbara N Parker Origin of Edd, Meaning of Edd Origin: Ancestors and/or descendants of Francis A. MEDDAUGH (1823-1882) of Broome County, NY. Surnames: MEDDAUGH Submitted by: Suzan Kaye Origin of Edd, Meaning of Edd Origin: I'm not positive, but while searching I found that one possible origin is Scottish English Border Ridings. If anyone else has related info on this surname, please don't hesitate to tell me. Thank you! Surnames: Reddicks Submitted by: Jessica Origin of Edd, Meaning of Edd Origin: any seddon.seddin.anyplace anytime Surnames: SEDDON Submitted by: dan seddon Origin of Edd, Meaning of Edd Origin: TWEDDLE, Stanhope, Durham, England 1800+. Surnames: TWEDDLE Submitted by: Trish McGilchrist Origin of Edd, Meaning of Edd Origin: Bed maker, grave digger Bedd (welsh, pronounced Beth) Surnames: Beddoes Submitted by: Origin of Edd, Meaning of Edd Origin: William Ch abt 1788 Guernsey Is,Eng Parents John and Unknown Marr Marguarite Simon 20 Dec 1819 Guernsey Is Marguarite Simon Ch Dec 1789 Guernsey Is Parents James Simon and Maria Paint. William and Marguarites only child we know of: Henry Hawkins Peddle Born 16 Dec 1827. Guernsey Is. he Marr Cathrine Henson 11 Dec 1850 Guernsey Is. Surnames: Peddle Submitted by: Sylvia Rowe Origin of Edd, Meaning of Edd Origin: Redding English Origin meaning son of Reed Surnames: Redding Submitted by: glitz Origin of Edd, Meaning of Edd Origin: Arab/Kurdish and Turkish origin. also spelled Salah-ud-din and Salaheddine among other variations. The name of the Arab warrior that Richard the Lion Hearted had a lot of respect for. Surnames: saladin, salah-ud-din, salaheddine. Submitted by: Origin of Edd, Meaning of Edd Origin: from the French "de Schedde"--of or by the watershed, i.e. hill or similar natural feature Surnames: Shedd Submitted by: Andrew Shedd Origin of Edd, Meaning of Edd Origin: angelos weddle: originated in greece, 1826. my great great great great granddad Surnames: weddle Submitted by: nikon weddle(fathers greek mother isnt) Origin of Edd, Meaning of Edd Origin: Tedder is a "profession" name. In English, "to ted" means to spread hay for drying." Consequently a Tedder is an agricultural title meaning hayspreader Surnames: Tedder Submitted by: James D Tedder Origin of Edd, Meaning of Edd Origin: "Dweller Of the Borders" that is, where the land slopes away in all directions. This is, as best I can tell from my research a familial name that began among the ancient people of Britian known as the "Picts". I have found reference to the Scottish Clan "Skene" of which the name is a Sept. Surnames: Shedd Submitted by: Jyrell Shedd 11/9/2009 7:13 AM Page 1 of 1

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