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Origin: Those of Irish descent should note that the names Bowe/Bowes/Bogue are derived from the Gaelic, O'Buadgaigh which translates roughly as meaning 'champion' or 'victorious'. The names Bowes is found in County Tipperary. in Tipperary Town, Bansha, and Cahir. It bears no relation to the English/French name Bowes.
Surnames: Bogue, Bowe, Bowes
Submitted by: Jeffrey Allen Bowes
Origin of Gue, Meaning of Gue
Origin: The Teague surname originates from Cornwall, England.
Surnames: Teague
Submitted by: Julie Shepherd
Origin of Gue, Meaning of Gue
Origin: A LITTLE TWIG' 'A SMALL OR SLENDER PERSON'. English origin. However, my grandparents were Irish and had the name after the English enslaved them. Therefore it became English in origin. Some of this came from Lacy's surname search the other was told to me by my grandfather.
Surnames: Spriggs, Sprigg, Sprig, Springs, Sprague
Submitted by: Donna Spriggs
Origin of Gue, Meaning of Gue
Origin: Joseph VIGUE m. Martha WINES about 1855 in NH or ME. They moved to Northern Wiconsin by 1860 and had 9 children. Both are deceased by 1902.
Surnames: VIGUE
Submitted by: Anne Taylor-Czaplewski
Origin of Gue, Meaning of Gue
Origin: Variation of Guelle and possibly Degnelda (France)
Surnames: De Guelle
Submitted by: M De Guelle
Origin of Gue, Meaning of Gue
Origin: mary ann - widow married 1810 ? george crisps what was her maiden name.
Surnames: guest
Submitted by: beth williams
Origin of Gue, Meaning of Gue
Origin: I am researching the POGUE family who migrated from Virginia to Greene County, Ohio by 1808, then to Randolph County, Indiana about 1835. Some family members are William POGUE (b. abt 1779 in Virginia), Robert POGUE (b. 1802 in Tennessee), William POGUE (b. 1839 in Bellbrook, Greene, Ohio), Ora Virgil POGUE (b. 1874 in Union City, Randolph, Indiana)
Surnames: POGUE
Submitted by: Jan Jacobs
Origin of Gue, Meaning of Gue
Origin: Guerrier family of New Brunswick that descend from a Loyalist from Pennsylvania, William Gurrier.
Surnames: Guerrier
Submitted by: Tracy McHatten
Origin of Gue, Meaning of Gue
Origin: Reference: Dr. George Redmonds "Origin of Surnames". The name ROEBUCK is English and derives from the name of the male ROE BUCK deer found in England. For further information see my web page.
Surnames: ROEBUCK/HAGUE/HAIGH/HAYNIE/HUFFMAN/MILLS/HINES/HICKS/HIX/LONG/DEKALB
Submitted by: Betsy Roebuck
Origin of Gue, Meaning of Gue
Origin: My family of Pogue's moved over from Ireland. We settled in Oklahoma and there we stayed. The majority of us still live in Oklahoma.
Surnames: Pogue
Submitted by: Amanda
Origin of Gue, Meaning of Gue
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 Gue, Meaning of Gue
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
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Origin of Gue, Meaning of Gue
Origin: My Grandfather told me that I was a mispelling because my bloodline is German. That The proper English Rookers are descendents of the Stewards of the Tower of London . Chraged with keeping the Rooks (ravens-before the term became fixed for one specie) from leaving. This is why the Rook chesspiece is tower shaped since usage of the Old english "Roche" for Castle would be unused by chess playing nobilty. Hey.. That is what he said. Who knows what Ellis Island illiterate anglicised my surname, he? It makes my search to correct my geneology hard for sure. It can come from Richter, Ruetger, Rucker, or Rueger!
Surnames: Rooker, Rooke, Rook, Ruck, Rooker, Ruetger, Rutger, Ruguer, Ruger, Richter, Ricker and Rocker
Submitted by: Jenny Rooker
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