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

Origin of Irle Total Records: 3  Origin of Irle, Meaning of Irle Origin: My father's family Surnames: SHIRLEY Submitted by: Corrine Corbin Origin of Irle, Meaning of Irle Origin: My father's is Harry Elmer Shirley St. His father was Elmer Shirley and I believe his father was Frank Shirley. All are from Western Penna. Surnames: SHIRLEY Submitted by: Corrine Corbin Origin of Irle, Meaning of Irle Origin: Shirley, believe it or not, means of sureness. To be positively correct. Also, Shirley is often commented upon representing "surly" which means, gruff or threatening. This might be a clue to as why the first Shirley indeed named himself so. Surnames: Shirley Submitted by: Kathryne Shirley 10/13/2008 6:46 PM Page 1 of 1

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