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  • Distribution of Irma Families in the US in 1840
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  • Distribution of Irma Families in England and Wales in 1891

Origin of Irma Total Records: 2  Origin of Irma, Meaning of Irma Origin: The name Blue is a translation of the name MacGhilleghuirm and was originally Gorm meaning Blue in Gaelic. The name Blue may have been assumed because of skin color associated with a recessive gene. Surnames: Blue, Gille-Ghorm, Mcguirman Submitted by: Joseph E. Blue Origin of Irma, Meaning of Irma Origin: The very first record of the family name FIRMAGE was found in Lincolnshire, which is located in England. The surname FIRMAGE comes from the french word fromage which means the maker or seller of cheese. Surnames: Firmage Submitted by: Kimberly 9/6/2008 4:55 AM Page 1 of 1

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