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Origin of buck Total Records: 8  Origin of buck, Meaning of buck Origin: Buckwalter means coming from (beechwood) Francis Buckwalter was born in Switzerland, was persecuted and he took his family to Germany. Then after several years they came to USA 1720 with his children.Settled in Chester Co. Pa. Surnames: Bookwalter, Buchwalter, Boughwalder, Buckwalter Submitted by: Mary Anderson Origin of buck, Meaning of buck Origin: Researching the name ROEBUCK and its various spellings of Rabuck/Robuk/Robuc/Roebucke any place, and time. Thank you Surnames: ROEBUCK Submitted by: Betsy Roebuck Origin of buck, Meaning of buck Origin: starbuck or starbeck a category of surnames derived from the place where the bearer lived or held land the name came from starbeck a hamlet between ripon and knaresborough, england. starbeck is derived from the norse word `stor`meaning big,large and `bekkr` meaning stream or brook the name denotes one who lived by a brook one of the earliest records of a variant dates back to the fourteenth century when robertus starbok is recorded in the poll tax returns of yorkshire in 1376 Surnames: starbuck Submitted by: keith starbuck Origin of buck, Meaning of buck Origin: Researching Robuck's from Adams Co.,OH. Surnames: Robuck Submitted by: P. Byrd Origin of buck, Meaning of buck Origin: Family of Roy Burton Buck Surnames: Buck Submitted by: Jennifer Scott Origin of buck, Meaning of buck Origin: Reference: Dr. George Redmonds "Origin of Surnames". The name ROEBUCK is English and derives from the name of the male ROE BUCK deer found in England. For further information see my web page. Surnames: ROEBUCK/HAGUE/HAIGH/HAYNIE/HUFFMAN/MILLS/HINES/HICKS/HIX/LONG/DEKALB Submitted by: Betsy Roebuck Origin of buck, Meaning of buck Origin: O Buachalla is the Irish form of Buckley. Buachall is boy in Irish so O Buachalla means of the boys. Nice eh. Most Buckley's in Ireland live in Cork with a smaller concentration in the capital city Dublin. Surnames: Buckley Submitted by: Kevin Buckley Origin of buck, Meaning of buck Origin: The name Buckley comes from Buichaill, and means cowherd or boy. UI Buachalla is the ancient form of the name, and implies that the ancestor of Irish Buckleys was indeed a cowboy. Surnames and Variants: Ui Smith Surnames: Buckley Submitted by: Ui Smith 2/15/2012 10:57 PM Page 1 of 1

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