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Origin of graham Total Records: 3  Origin of graham, Meaning of graham Origin: Leah Maud KEYMER married John Elwyn CHRISTENSEN in 1904 at LallBazaar Carey Baptist Church Calcutta Leah died on 30th March 1911. They had two children Glenn Evelyn Hope CHRISTENSEN born 25 Jan 1910 and Leah CHRISTENSEN born & died 14 January 1911 India. Trying to trace family links. Surnames: GRAHAM Submitted by: Pauline Christensen Origin of graham, Meaning of graham Origin: Graham English origin means gravelly homestead or grey place Believed to come from an English place name which meant either "gravelly homestead or grey home" this surname was first used in Scotland in the 12th century Vairants: Graeme, Grahame Surnames: Graham Submitted by: glitz Origin of graham, Meaning of graham Origin: I have been told by mu Graham ancestors that the Grahams were exiled from the borderlands to Ireland. They came back into England by reversing the name-Maharg. Surnames: Graham, Maharg Submitted by: Leslie Guinn 11/9/2009 10:15 AM Page 1 of 1

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