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Origin of Ode Total Records: 15  Origin of Ode, Meaning of Ode Origin: From what I've read, the surname means 'ground thistle' in German. Surnames: Baudendistel, Bodendistle Submitted by: Kerri McIntosh Origin of Ode, Meaning of Ode Origin: According to the New World Book of Schroeders, 'the surname Schroeder appears to be occupational in origin. Our research indicates that it can be associated with the Germans, meaning, 'one who made garments; a tailor; one who drove a dray; a drayman.' Although this interpretation is the result of onomastic research , you may find other meanings for the Schroeder family name. Surnames: Schrader, Schroder, Schroeder, Schroter Submitted by: Patrick Schroeder Origin of Ode, Meaning of Ode 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 Origin of Ode, Meaning of Ode Origin: WILLIAM J. CODER born between 1780 and 1790 (PA>IL) and his sons: DAVID J. CODER born Luzerne or Columbia County, PA 1812 (PA>IL>IN>MO), GEORGE H. CODER (of Shamokin, PA), ELISHA CODER (of IL), WILLIAM CODER, ROBERT CODER and 2 others. Surnames: CODER Submitted by: Patte Kelley Origin of Ode, Meaning of Ode Origin: searching for info on William Oder, b 11-30-1872 in Texas; d 12-12-1935 in Gans, ok. Surnames: oder Submitted by: Origin of Ode, Meaning of Ode Origin: WILLIAM CODER of PA b. about 1785. Sons: DAVID, GEORGE H, WILLIAM, ROBERT, ELISHA, and 2 names unknown. Surnames: CODER Submitted by: Patte Kelley Origin of Ode, Meaning of Ode Origin: A town, or a village near the baltic coast. Formerly part of germany(Pommern) it now belongs to poland. Location: lat:54N long:15E in the area around Koeslin. Surnames: Bodenhagen Submitted by: Holger Bodenhagen Origin of Ode, Meaning of Ode Origin: BORN IN BLACKSBURG VA. JESSIE WILLARD KANODE. WAS WONDERING IF ANY ONE KNOWS THE ORIGIN OF THE KANODE NAME. i DONT KNOW VERY MUCH ABOUT MY DADS FAMILY AT ALL OR THEIR BACKGROUND. Surnames: KANODE Submitted by: Origin of Ode, Meaning of Ode Origin: slavic meaning the duke Surnames: woiwode Submitted by: Origin of Ode, Meaning of Ode Origin: Rodelphus/Raoul is from Teutonic origins means House Wolf Surnames: Rodelphus Submitted by: Glitz Origin of Ode, Meaning of Ode Origin: NICODEMUS consist of two words, "nicos" means victory and "demos" means people Surnames: nicodemus Submitted by: Origin of Ode, Meaning of Ode Origin: Glodek- polish meaning "hungry" lower german "glod" meaning "flame of light" ; "ek" diminutive therefore "small light" may also Scandinavian Surnames: glodek, gloedek, glodeck Submitted by: Origin of Ode, Meaning of Ode Origin: Fader was originally Foder (F-oh-der) from Hungary. Upon travelling to Ellis Island the name was changed, as happened to a lot of European surnames, to Fader. Surnames: Fader, Foder Submitted by: Rick Fader Origin of Ode, Meaning of Ode Origin: The surname, Attwood is derived from a locative mediaeval bye-name, i.e. originating from a place name, such as -hill, -ford, -brook -well and of course -wood. The name would therefore appear to mean, "dweller at or near a wood". The Oxford Dictionary of English Surnames (Oxford University Press, 1997) gives the following definition: "Attwood, Atwood: Attewode 1243...Robert Atwode 1457...'Dweller by the wood' OE wudu." The name is made up of the most common preposition at, (Old English ǽt) which coalesced with the definite article the, to form the obsolete preposition atte, (Middle English) together with the Old English wudu, wiodu, wudu, wude, wode, wodd, woode, uud etc. (Oxford English Dictionary, 1989 Clarendon Press). Some documented variations in spelling are Attwood, Atte-Wode, Atwood, Atwode, Attewode Attwode, Attewoode, Atwod, Atwud, Atud , Attwool, de Bois, deBoys, (French) and de Bosco (Latin) and many more! Surnames: Attwood, Atte-Wode, Atwood, Atwode, Attewode Attwode, Attewoode, Atwod, Atwud, Atud , Attwool, de Bois, deBoys, (French) and de Bosco (Latin) and many more! Submitted by: Christopher Attwood Origin of Ode, Meaning of Ode Origin: Borodell would appear to be a corruption or alternate spelling of Borrowdale, a small area in the English county of Cumberland, which does square with the supposed origin of John Borodell before he appears in Ireland in the 1600s. Could he have been one of the people 'planted' by Queen Elizabeth I in Ireland, given land for their loyal service to the crown? Surnames: descendant of Denison/borodell Submitted by: Lyn Moir 2/17/2012 10:59 AM Page 1 of 1

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