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Origin of ick Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: Greensburg, Westmoreland Co. PA. Surnames: Micklow Submitted by: Chunda Speegle Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: George Washington Patrick, 1878 or 79, married Ida Howell ? Son George Wesley Patrick, Born July 7 1901, Ozark, Ar.? Looking for any relative. Surnames: Patrick Submitted by: Bette Vaughn Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: samuel alexander born 1840 at manchester england,studied at manchester grammar school, qualified as a surgeon and migrated to christchurch new zealand in 1866 Surnames: patrick Submitted by: don patrick Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: Elizabeth Hill (nee Scarisbrick) m James Hill Prescot, Rainhill Lancs UK ?1880s - 1950s Surnames: Scarisbrick Submitted by: James Hill Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: From Grafton Hill in WOrcester,MA. If you think you may be part of this family tree, please advise Surnames: Erickson Submitted by: Sheryl Trapasso Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: Very little is certain about this name, except its Teutonic origin. There are many parishes of this name in England, but derivation of the family name therefrom is not certain, as a similar name is found in German, and the meaning may be something like 'warlike. Surnames: Hardwick Submitted by: History of West Virginia Origin of ick, Meaning of ick 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 ick, Meaning of ick Origin: I researched the name 'Pickering' several years ago at my local library. The particular article said the name Pickering may have evolved from people called 'Pickeringus'. Its meaning was, "People who live on the edge of the pointed hill." I laughed when I read this because I imagined the filthy peasant characters from Monty Python and the Holy Grail running down the pointed hill from their huts and pillaging unfortunate travellers on the road below. Surnames: Pickering Submitted by: Jennifer Pickering Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: Myrick Surnames: Myrick Submitted by: VICKI GERDING Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: Wikdahl/Wickdahl is a rough translation for the location from whence we came in Norway. Windy Dale, Dale in this instance Windy Valley/Hill. i.e From Windy Valley (Some Province) Norway. Surnames: Wikdahl/Wickdahl Submitted by: Bernard Mark Wikdahl (Bernie) Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: Dickson, Dixon, Dicson, etc., came from the son of Richard Keith, Richards son, which became Dicks son, hence, Dickson. Surnames: Dickson, Dicson, Dixon, etc., Submitted by: Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: Carrick Gaelic origin means rock Variants: Carrig Surnames: Carrick Submitted by: glitz Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: Dickens English origin means brave power Variant of Dick which is short for Richard which means: Ric = power, rule and ard = brave, hardy Surnames: Dicken Submitted by: glitz Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: The Piccen was the weaponsmaster on Viking ships who kept the spears sharp in the 5th to 9th century. The Pickens name came from Vikings who invaded Scotland about that time. PICKEN PIKKAN PICAN PICON Surnames: PICKENS PINNEY Submitted by: Clark Pickens Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: The English or Scottish surname Elrick, and it's variants Aldrich, Aldrick, Aldridge, Elderidge, Elerick, Elrich and Oldridge, is of the patronymic origin, derived from the first name of the father of the initial bearer. Surnames: Elrick, Aldrich, Aldrick, Aldridge, Elderidge, Elerick, Elrich and Oldridge Submitted by: Michael Elrick Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: newfoundland Surnames: ricketts Submitted by: Origin of ick, Meaning of ick 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 ick, Meaning of ick Origin: Cracraft is a variation of an old established English family, Cracroft. The original meaning of the name is field (or place) of crows. The name dates back to the 12th century and the family itself, in earlier names pre-dates the Norman Conquest in 1066. Surnames: Craycroft, Craycraft, Cracroft, Cracraft, Bresnahan, Bresnan, Stickel Submitted by: Bob Craycroft Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: From the french word, fils, meaning "son of", Fitzpatrick means "son of Patrick". Surnames: Fitzpatrick Submitted by: Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: MCGoldrick was the original name...in Donegal, Ireland..when they moved from Ireland to Scotland, they changed the name to Goldie, family legend says they could not spell McGoldrick, but Scottish history says alot of Irish people changed their names, dropping the Mc and the O' from their names because the Scottish people looked down on the Irish. Surnames: McGoldrick, Goldie Submitted by: Barbara Wright Brodie Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: Hardwick was originally a shepherd's settlement. 'WIC' or 'WIK' in old english means a dwelling, village or place. 'HERD' or 'HEORDE' means a herd. Surnames: Hardwick Submitted by: Andrew Foster Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: My interpretation of the meaning of McGoldrick can be traced back to about 900A.D. It comes from the gaelic Magualghairg and was prevalent in the Breifne region of Ireland, now Cos.Cavan,Fermanagh and Leitrim. It can be traced to the kings of Breifne and is still mentioned in that form till about 1500. In more modern times it is found as McGolrick,McGouldrick,McGolderick. Many emigrants,particularly to the US changed it to Golden,Golding as they weren't able to spell. In the west of Scotland it seems to have depended on how you accent was interpreted as to how your name was spelled. My Dad was one of 10 and there are at least 4 different spellings on birth certificates.Fortunately they were able to retain the family name .I was always told we were descended from the Spanish,(I thought the Armada)but having researched I was astounded to learn of the Spanish history in Ireland.Well worth a look for McGoldricks!! Surnames: McGoldrick Submitted by: Margaret McGoldrick Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: The surname "Lubowicki" is the english form of the surname "Lubovisziki" which originated from Ukraine (formally U.S.S.R) during the early 1800's and before. During World Ware I, the name was then renamed to males having the last name from "Lubovisziki" to "Lubowicki" and females from the above name to "Lubowicka" when many Ukrainian's migrated to Poland. How ever, the name was extended as apart of an unknown reason to "Lubowicki-Stasiak" and "Lubowicka-Stasiak". The extended surname "Stasiak" was never used and was used as a seperate surname but only by members of the same family tree. Surnames: Lubowicki, Stasiak Submitted by: Gregory Lubowicki-Stasiak Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: pig farmer Surnames: dickerhoff Submitted by: Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: Heir to a parish or a priest, English Surnames: Vickery Submitted by: Stephanie Vickery Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: Derives from 'Jean Fichet' arrived in Portsmouth, NH from France (Hugenot immigrant) in late 1600s. His son John Fickett and subsequent generations moved first to Scarborough and then to Cape Elizabeth, Maine and then spread around Maine. Surnames: Fickett, Fichet Submitted by: Peter Lumb Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: Anglo-Saxon, Meaning "He who was paid off in land by the kind" Comes from Botestock (or something like that) Surnames: Bostwick Submitted by: Karen Gonzalez Origin of ick, Meaning of ick 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 ick, Meaning of ick Origin: The name Ostrye originated with Paul Ostrowicki family who came to US from Minikowo, Poland in 1862 and settled in Chautauqua Co NY. When tahe civil war broke out, son, Peter Ostrowicki enlisted and they spelled his name Ostrye(Ostre) and the family decided to adopt. Peter died in the ;civil war and is buried in Arlington Cemetery uner the name Austria. Since about 1870 the name Ostrye has been used by this family and is a new name in Ameerica Surnames: Ostrye, Ostrowicki Submitted by: Charlotte C Smith Origin of ick, Meaning of ick 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 Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: The name originated from the the old english "wic" meaning "dwelling" and ceadda the name of the anglo-saxon bishop st. Chad. Richard de chadeleswic form Normany. Surnames: Chadwick Submitted by: Alex Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: Germany Surnames: Altice, Altig, Altus, Altick Submitted by: sue snoots Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: My Grandfather told me that I was a mispelling because my bloodline is German. That The proper English Rookers are descendents of the Stewards of the Tower of London . Chraged with keeping the Rooks (ravens-before the term became fixed for one specie) from leaving. This is why the Rook chesspiece is tower shaped since usage of the Old english "Roche" for Castle would be unused by chess playing nobilty. Hey.. That is what he said. Who knows what Ellis Island illiterate anglicised my surname, he? It makes my search to correct my geneology hard for sure. It can come from Richter, Ruetger, Rucker, or Rueger! Surnames: Rooker, Rooke, Rook, Ruck, Rooker, Ruetger, Rutger, Ruguer, Ruger, Richter, Ricker and Rocker Submitted by: Jenny Rooker Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: hanberry Surnames: Hamrick Submitted by: J R McKinney Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: nickens Surnames: nickens Submitted by: Origin of ick, Meaning of ick Origin: The Rickhuss name breaks down into two parts: Rick and Huss. Rick is a formulization of the personal family name of Richard, of Welsh origin. Huss is derived from John Huss (originally known as Jan Hus) who was the procaster of the Huss movement and the Hussite wars. See below information as this is the only historical part of the Rickhuss name. It is very likely that a follower of John Huss moved to Wales around 1450, probably to spread the word of the Hussites, upon there being �Richard Huss� who may have been a leader or well known in his area the personal name became Rickhuss along with many alternatives, Rikus, Ricas being the main roots. It appears that Rickhuss is the singular root by which all similar names are derived. The family name Huss appears across most of Northern Europe and has been merged into other family names. The personal name Rickhuss is originally found no-where in the world apart from the Welsh and Shropshire area. All Rickhuss root names can be traced to this area. Previous findings that Rickhuss has any German or Scandinavian roots are incorrect. There is a link with a Barnhard Rickus to Germany but there is no evidence to link any of English origin, yet in Low German rickuss means house in the swamp. This can be proved by a lack of historical information on the Rickhuss name in any other European country previous to 1767. 1767 is the first proven documented date for the personal name Rickhuss. (Christening of Elizabeth Rickhuss, Much Wenlock, shropshire) Surnames: Rickhuss Submitted by: sue 11/24/2009 8:19 PM Page 2 of 2

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