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Origin of Pea Total Records: 12  Origin of Pea, Meaning of Pea Origin: England--Suffolk, Cambridgeshire then to Canada Surnames: Peachey Submitted by: James Peachey Origin of Pea, Meaning of Pea Origin: PEARSON was born in Sweden. Moved family to Norway. Norway had a law that when a family emigrated the youngest son must change his surname. The youngest son's surname was changed to PETERSON.The rest of the family kept the PEARSON surname. Surnames: Pearson, Peterson Submitted by: Marjorie A. Nemitz Origin of Pea, Meaning of Pea Origin: This name dates back to King Peada of the Mercians born in 0634. His son, Penda was also king. He was born 0594 and died 0654. He was king of the Mercians from 0632 - 0654. Surnames: Peada, Peede, Peed, Pead Submitted by: Donna (Peade) MacBrayne Origin of Pea, Meaning of Pea Origin: Family of William Monroe and Eliza of Pensacola, Florida Surnames: Spears Submitted by: William M. McLaughlin Origin of Pea, Meaning of Pea Origin: world-wide one name study: origins in West Yorkshire, England Surnames: PEAKER Submitted by: Roy Peaker Origin of Pea, Meaning of Pea Origin: grandfathers name was Arthur Jewel Pearson If you are any relation please contact I need all the help I can get Surnames: Pearson Submitted by: Dawn Origin of Pea, Meaning of Pea Origin: Charles Peace married Elizabeth Sandilands Feb1786 St Marys at lambeth surry Uk any info on the name Peace Surnames: peace Submitted by: sheila Wigglesworth Origin of Pea, Meaning of Pea Origin: Jacobstow,Cornwall,England - Prince Edward`` Island, Canada Surnames: PEARDON Submitted by: Heather Origin of Pea, Meaning of Pea Origin: James Alexander PEALE b 08-03-1814 PA, d 10-24-1878 OH. C: Grandville P, b 10-31-1845 OH, d 05-18-1917 GA Albert M, b~1848 OH d~12-17-1919 OH William A, b~1851 OH d~02-01-1912 OH Lydia, b~1856 OH Frances C, b~1857 OH Mary A, b~1859 OH Grandville m. Josephine Merrill 07-27-1875 C: Grace A, b 05-01-1878 d 11-1944 Raymond O, b 03-17-1884 KS d 11-20-1944 AZ Albert m. Emma d~10-21-1953 OH C: Viola M, b 08-19-1883 OH d~10-15-1968 OH Frank B, b~1888 OH Alberta M, b~1894 OH Surnames: Peale Submitted by: Origin of Pea, Meaning of Pea Origin: World-wide one name study. All information welcome. Surnames: PEAKER Submitted by: Roy Peaker Origin of Pea, Meaning of Pea Origin: Pither is a common name in Berkshire and north Hampshire, earliest forms Pyther or Pether C1600 and before. They appear in my experience to have been involved in cattle trading. There is also an early occurance of the name in Somerset about North Petherton Hundred. The latter appear to have disappeared and it is plausible that they migrated to Berkshire with drovers. Earliest Pether I have found was at the time of Henry VIII in the area of Shinfield/ Arbourfield in Berkshire. Surnames: Pether Peather Peether Pithar Pyther pather Submitted by: L Whittinger Origin of Pea, Meaning of Pea Origin: Old French for the Son of Piers -a refrigerator magnet thingy bought from a giftshop place Surnames: Pearce Submitted by: 2/17/2012 12:45 PM Page 1 of 1

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