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  • Distribution of Vy Families in England and Wales in 1891

Origin of Vy Total Records: 4  Origin of Vy, Meaning of Vy Origin: Hi looking for any information on James Thorpe born 1913-1915 in lancashire, England and died 1950. Married isabella Wilkinson in Gateshead, England. Had four children, Babs, James, Colin and Micheal. Surnames: McKelvy Submitted by: Colin Thorpe Origin of Vy, Meaning of Vy Origin: Norway Surnames: mc greevy Submitted by: Origin of Vy, Meaning of Vy Origin: Ogilvy Gaelic origin Ocel-fa means high plain Surnames: Ogilvy Submitted by: glitz Origin of Vy, Meaning of Vy Origin: The Cavey name is a latin name from France (Normandy). It stands for 'cave' and 'y'. The word 'cave', form latin 'cavus', was used to describe a curved place such as a small vallee. The suffix 'y' comes from the Latin 'acum' and is intended to indicate that someone lives there. Surnames: Cavey, Cavy Submitted by: Cavey 2/17/2012 8:20 AM Page 1 of 1

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