Origin of Pal
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Pal Origin and Immigration
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Name History and Origin for Pal
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Total Records: 10
Origin of Pal, Meaning of Pal
Origin: Spalding, Lincolnshire England, c 1157
Surnames: Spalden, Spalding, Spaulding
Submitted by: Nikola Spaulding Scheuermann |
Origin of Pal, Meaning of Pal
Origin: I am researching PALLAI in the Comune of Fanano, Province of Modena, Emilia-Romagna Region of Italy. There are 3000+ names in the database (not all Pallai, obviously). I'll share any information available.
Surnames: Pallai
Submitted by: Jerry |
Origin of Pal, Meaning of Pal
Origin: Searching for any information on Thomas Alva Palmer (father) or Glenn Garland Palmer
Surnames: Palmer
Submitted by: Michelle Woodyard |
Origin of Pal, Meaning of Pal
Origin: Vopal, Vopalensky family from Milwaukee, WI, originally from Dusejov, Czech Republic
Surnames: Vopal
Submitted by: Susan Chapman |
Origin of Pal, Meaning of Pal
Origin: Vopal, Vopalensky family from Milwaukee, WI, originally from Dusejov, Czech Republic
Surnames: Vopalensky
Submitted by: Susan Chapman |
Origin of Pal, Meaning of Pal
Origin: I was told that "Palo" is fire or burn in Finnish and "Maki" is hill, thus "Palomaki" is burnhill or firehill
Surnames: Palomaki
Submitted by: Jone Palomaki |
Origin of Pal, Meaning of Pal
Origin: Lapalme The secret calvinst and reformed churchs had names that probably is the origin, LaPalme, LaRose, LaPensee' and so on. Members of those churchs had to emmigrate to North-America and protestant countries like Sweden. Check the site www.vallon.a.se under the icon "fria amnen" and "Vallonen Per Jansson????". There you find links to several religious sites dealing with the subject. Moreover, a doctoral thesis by Hallander you can tank down from the site www.vallon.a.se. Regards, Jonas Palm
Surnames: Palm, Lapalme
Submitted by: Jonas |
Origin of Pal, Meaning of Pal
Origin: knight of Carlo Magno
Surnames: PALADIN
Submitted by: |
Origin of Pal, Meaning of Pal
Origin: (Hebrew). Miraculous, wonderous
Surnames: Paley
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Origin of Pal, Meaning of Pal
Origin: When reading a large and old book in Tottenham Public library I remember -from over 50 years ago - the name PALSER to mean "Pallisade Maker".
Surnames: Palser
Submitted by: Richard |
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