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Origin of Linger Total Records: 4  Origin of Linger, Meaning of Linger Origin: Origin of surname is believed to be man from Tyrol or Tyroliger. As the language changed this became Trollinger. Some anecdotal evidence can be found in the wine grape known as Trollinger which produces a wine similar in taste to a chianti. The ealy church books in Ellmendingen, beginning 1618 have the spelling as Drollinger. Surnames: Drollinger Submitted by: Gordon L. Drollinger Origin of Linger, Meaning of Linger Origin: i am looking for any information on Lucy Ballinger who married Erasmus Allen in Garrard Co. Ky. on June 24, 1800. Had a son William Surnames: Ballinger Submitted by: Patricia Thompaon Origin of Linger, Meaning of Linger Origin: Concentrated mainly in the Netherlands and recently in Canada Surnames: Slingerland Submitted by: Greg Origin of Linger, Meaning of Linger Origin: Pullinger or Bullinger from the ancient French Boulanger or baker. Surnames: Pullinger Submitted by: Mark Pullinger 5/26/2013 5:20 AM Page 1 of 1

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