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Origin of Sick Total Records: 4  Origin of Sick, Meaning of Sick Origin: There is a family legend or tradition, called the 'waif' tale, handed down for many generations, and by now at least apochryphal, that a young boy was found wandering somewhere in Wales, and taken in by people who reared him. His name was unknown, but because he was fond of music (then spelled musick), he was given the name 'Musick. Surnames: Music, Musick Submitted by: Donald G Musick Origin of Sick, Meaning of Sick Origin: Derived from Sagar (from a.s. saga, meaning saw). Occuational; a sawyer. Surnames: Sagar; Sager; Seger; Saggar; Sagger; Segger; Sigger; Sicker; Secker; Sigher Submitted by: Michael Saggers Origin of Sick, Meaning of Sick Origin: The name Grassick was invented to hide the true identity of Dalziel, hiding from the English after the Battle of Culloden. The name was derived from the Gaelic for "shoemaker" or "cobbler", which was the disguise adopted for this original ancestors escape. Surnames: Grassick Submitted by: Billl Grassick Origin of Sick, Meaning of Sick Origin: Essick is an anglicized spelling of the original German name Essig. The German Essig is translated into English as 'vinegar'! Surnames: Essick/Essig/Allee Submitted by: Martin Essick 9/7/2008 6:34 AM Page 1 of 1

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