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Origin: site devoted to history, origin and genealogy of Maternowski surname. The website mostly deals with the Russian branch of the family from mid-18th century.
Surnames: Maternowski
Submitted by: Denis Maternowski

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Origin: Our research indicates that the surname NOBLIN is from France, having developed in the Brie area, East of Paris. I have corresponded with a researcher in France who has two NOBLINs in his line, and this is his conclusion based on evidence developed in France.
Surnames: Noblin
Submitted by: Al Noblin

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Origin: Gravenor's came from England -Messingham, Chesire, Lincolnshire, Hoxey, Hatfield, & Everton, Notts.
Surnames: Gravener, Gravenor, Grosvenor
Submitted by: Bonnie Grimmius

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Origin: The Nuss is one of the spellings that has showed up on the documents we found for my great Grandfather George Peter Nusz(pronouce Noose) They were German Farmers that lost the free land given them by the Czar of Russia,when Germans were granted free land to farm in Prussia, My Grandparents came over from Duebrinski,Prussia(Russia) around 1850...on some of his legal papers with him not speaking good English and those not spelling German so good who were doing the legal papers transposed Nusz to Nuss,Noose,Nuze and Newz on alot of the papers, There are alot of Nusz around Hillsboro,Ks.
Surnames: Newz, Noose, Nuse, Nuss, Nusz
Submitted by: carol Cantrell

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Origin: The origin of the name NORWOOD may be found in 12th century Kent, England, on the Isle of Sheppey at the mouth of the Thames River. It was Sir Stephen de Northwoode who first adopted the name, which described the richly wooded lands of his inherited estates on the Island. The name consists quite obviously of the two words North and Woode (sometimes spelt Wode), both Old English words which have the same meaning in Modern English. As early as the 14th century the <th> was dropped in some lines of the family, and practically universally by the 16th. There is some evidence both in Yorkshire, England, and in New England, that the name has been pronounced Norrod, without the <w>, but the pronunciation Nor-wood is most common.
Surnames: Norwood
Submitted by: Dick Norwood

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Origin: Germanic, I've been told that possibly the Snapp name is an adaptation from 'Schnauppe' and that the name was given to makers of schnapps liquor in Germany, which is kind of funny because the descendants who arrived in the U.S. in 1733 (within 1 year accuracy) were religious zealots of some sort. The first house built and occupied by the original snapp emigrees still stands (I've been told by other snapps online) in Fairfax, VA. The original descendants were father and son. I think the house is brick, but am not sure. I hope this is helpful. There are Snapps in California and TN who know vastly more about Snapp family geneology.
Surnames: Snapp, Unknown
Submitted by: Frank Snapp

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Origin: jablon - in czech and polish is apple-tree jablonsky - is maybe founder, owner or farmer of apple-tree garden
Surnames: Jablonovsky, Jablonski, Jablonsky
Submitted by: ivan jablonsky

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Origin: Italian, americanized from SCORDOMAGLIA and SCORDAMAGLIA
Surnames: Scardina, Scardino, Scordamaglia, Scordomaglia
Submitted by: JOE SCARDINA

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Origin: The Nottingham name(pronounced not'ingum) comes from England and the first incidence of it's use is in the 11th century when William Peveril was called the Lord of Nottingham. The family inheriting the land, castle and perogatives took the name Nottingham. The first Earl of Nottingham was Charles Howard (1536-1624) a first cousin to Elizabeth I. He served as Lord High Admiral until 1619. According to some authorities, the first of the Nottingham line in America was Richard, from County Kent, England who settled in Virginia in 1646 in Northhampton County.
Surnames: Nottingham
Submitted by: Kathleen Hanna

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Origin: Marquis de Noe' Migrated fron the Languedoc De Isle de Noe' under the persecution of the protestents during the reign of Louis the XIV. We know of two sons Jean and Paulus. My family came through Paulus who was born in 1688.
Surnames: Noe
Submitted by: Michelle

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Origin: According to a keychain that I purchased in Ireland last February, it is: This is the anglicised version of the Gaelic Mag Fhiomnan meaning 'son of Fionnan'. This personal name derives from a diminutive form of 'fionn' meaning 'white or fair'. The name is most numerous in Co. Mayo as well as being borne by several early Irish saints. The motto for Gannon is 'With sword and valor'. Our branch of the family has been traced to Mohill, and there are still Gannons living there.
Surnames: Gannon
Submitted by: Patricia Gannon-Hildbold

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Origin: Ganow is a variant of Gano which was changed from Gaigneau, de Champuallins, de Chateaumorand France, about 1610 in the USA.
Surnames: Ganeaux, Gano, Ganoe, Ganow, Gerneaux
Submitted by: R. Parker Ganow

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Origin: Nolan is as far as I know an Irish surname.
Surnames: Nolan
Submitted by: Reinhardt Nolan

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Origin: Vincenzo Pellegrino, my paternal Grandfather, emigratewd from San Fele, Basilicata in the 1800's. I do not have exact date. He resided in Buffalo New York but am unable to locate place of death nor burial site.
Surnames: Pelegrino, Peligrino, Pellegrini, Pellegrino
Submitted by: Robert Pellegrine(o)

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Origin: Suffolk England. Originally a Anglo-Saxon name: 'Wolfnoth' - 'Wolf-Boldness'
Surnames: Woolner, Woolno, Woolnoe, Woolnough
Submitted by: Murray Woolnough

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Origin: I have researched back to John P. Knoeller (source Fed.census 1850) He was from Bavaria. I was wondering if somewhere along the line your Knoller may not have added the 'e' after the o. I understand that the 'e' was added in place of the umlaut.
Surnames: Knoller
Submitted by: Dee Knoeller

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Origin: The surnames 'Node', 'Noad', 'Noade', 'Nodes' or 'Noades' are all thought to be derived from the Old English 'atten Ode', meaning 'by the / next to the burial mound'.

The oldest record of such a name refers to a man called 'Node' in the county of Herfordshire in the UK in the 13th Century. There is still a place called 'Node' in Hertfordshire where Tumuli (ancient burial mounds) can be found in a Wood.
Surnames: Noad, Node, Nodes, Noades
Submitted by: David Noades

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Origin: Joseph L. Gano,b.31 Jan 1852 Howard CO, Indiana, m. 17 Aug 1878, in Dallas County, IA, Mary Luella Adams, born. 8 Feb 1858, Brown Co, OH, d. Aug 1931, Spokane, Spokane CO, WA. Joseph died in Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie CO, IA
Surnames: Gano
Submitted by: Mary Lou Gano Burke

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Origin: Searching for the surname worldwide. Any and all references. Building a database and trying to link us all together.
Surnames: NOSWORTHY
Submitted by: Bob Nosworthy

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Origin: John arrived Sydney 1815 convict,wife Ann.ChildrenGeorge,MaryAnn,Sarah,Joseph, John,Elizabeth and Lydia.John died 1844 Ann died 1834.George married Smith,Mary Ann married Flanders,Sarah married Hackett,Joseph went Cowra married Cole, John went Gunning married 1.Martha Moore, 2.Sarah Reynolds 3.Mary Ann Kane,Elizabeth ??,Lydia marry Denny.
Surnames: noble
Submitted by: ricki noble

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Origin: My great grandfather was Rocco Tamburrino (b. 1877; d. 1953; married Mary ?). His children were: Joseph (b. 1901; d. 1984); Carl T. (b. 1906; d. 1972); Anthony Tamburrino (my grandfather) (b. 1909; d. 1951); Nicholas (b. abt 1911; d. 1999); Anne (b. 1913; d. 1969); and John (b. abt 1918). Rocco and his family came to Chicago, IL from Italy after the turn of the century.
Surnames: Tamburrino
Submitted by: Timothy Tamburrino

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Origin: William Nodding and descendants - Calvert family
Surnames: Nodding
Submitted by: Robert Fillerup

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Origin: Guiseppe Boggiano Italy to New York to New Jersey Born: approx. 1838 Italy (possibly Genoa area Married: Maria Cassinello
Surnames: Boggiano
Submitted by: Susan

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Origin: Pierce LENNON IRL>SCT>VA 1635
Surnames: LENNON
Submitted by: Lynwood B. Lennon

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Origin: Where does the name come from
Surnames: Bisono
Submitted by: Jennifer Rodriguez

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Origin: African American, Arkansas origin (1800s)
Surnames: Connolly
Submitted by: Andree

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Origin: Ancestors came from France to Canada to the U.S. (Michigan)
Surnames: Denomme
Submitted by: KD

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Origin: the Oakley family from New York. This includes the surname Kirk, Curtis, Halsey, and Bradner
Surnames: donovan
Submitted by: Steve Oakley

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Origin: grandaughter of savino grande frontino (Sam)of California. Daughter of Richard Frontino
Surnames: frontino
Submitted by: annie Frontino Roberts

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Origin: Joseph A. Noel: My great grandfather. Married Florence Middleton in 1877 in Old Paris Kansas, Crawford County.
Surnames: Noel
Submitted by: Shirley A. Wilson

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Origin: Archibald Northcutt born abt 1793 Va. died abt 1843 Ms. married abt 1818 Warren Co., Tn. Harriett (Hetty) Hogan born N. C. Archibald perents were John Northcutt and Lynchia England;
Surnames: Northcutt
Submitted by: Tommie Malone

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Origin: William Norton, Born Feb.23,1792 in Trenton, NJ married Henrietta Hill,born May 12,1816in Trenton,NY
Surnames: Norton
Submitted by: Caroline Scholz

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Origin: Russia to New York City: Olanoff, Olanofsky, Ulanoff, Oulanoff, etc. Families of Joseph & Sarah (Levine)immigrated to NYC from Russia...
Surnames: Olanoff
Submitted by: Darlene Levy

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Origin: Gaetano, left Calabria in 1908 for argentina, please if any information don't hesitate to contact me
Surnames: Provenzano
Submitted by: gabriela ancarola provenzano

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Origin: Calabria,Catanzaro, Andali, Italy
Surnames: Pullano
Submitted by: Alfredo

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Origin: i am the youngest daughter Marvin Reynolds, our family is from Reading PA, i am looking for info on my family tree concerning my grandfather Clarance edgar reynolds and farther backin or from Pa and or the berks county area..i am anxious to trace my geneology as far ck as i can, thanx in advance, Melissa L Kaucher..(Reynolds)
Surnames: Reynolds
Submitted by: Melissa

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Origin: Robert Cassius Reynolds born 1832 in OH married Frances Reynolds in OH. Moved to VA had children Cassius, Mary?Stella. Then was found in IN Owen County Census. 1860.
Surnames: Reynolds
Submitted by: Fran Campbell

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Origin: ANTON SCHNORR B-8-13-1834 GERMANY D-8-30-1880 KENTUCKY MARRIED - MARY BLOOM WHERE ????? WHEN 1867 LIVED & OWNED BAKERY IN COVINGTON, KENTUCKY.
Surnames: SCHNORR
Submitted by: LAURIE ROSS