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  • Distribution of Mealor Families in England and Wales in 1891

Origin of Mealor Total Records: 1  Origin of Mealor, Meaning of Mealor Origin: in Wales as Mayleror Meyler about 1100 then to Ireland to the county Wexford--John Meeler wes costodian of the peace of Dumcormack 1327-1377-About 1653 Thomas Meeler came to Va,-Henrico county-- His son Nicholas and maybe brother Peter is the beginning of the Meeler- Mealer familr that is now commmmon in the south with both names still in southern Va even tho they may be cousins. Surnames: Mealear, Mealer, Mealor, Meeler, Meler, Meyler Submitted by: meeler 10/7/2008 6:23 AM Page 1 of 1

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