The Surnames of Scotland: Their Origin, Meaning, and HistoryA listing of Scottish surnames and their origins. |
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Contents
Introduction | xiii |
List of Principal Works Referred | lxi |
Abbreviations | lxxii |
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Abbey Aberdeen Aberdeenshire Adam admitted burgess Alexander Andrew Angus appears Ayrshire bailie Bain barony bears bishop Brechin burgess burgh called Castle century charged charter witness church Clan common confirmation David derived died diminutive Donald Dumfries Dunblane Duncan Dundee Dunfermline earl early East Lothian Edin Edinb Edinburgh England English father Fife filius Gaelic Galloway George gift Gilbert Glasgow granted heir held Henry homage in 1296 ibid inquest Inquis Irvine James Johannes John juror Kelso king Laing Lanark lands later lord Malcolm Marr meaning mentioned merchant monks Moray nessed NSCM occurs origin Orkney parish Patrick Peeblesshire Perhaps personal name Perth probably recorded reign rendered homage Retours Richard Robert sasine says Scotland Scots Scottish seal shire Soltre spelled Stirling surname tenant Thomas town variant Walter William witnessed a charter
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| Title | The Surnames of Scotland: Their Origin, Meaning, and History |
| Authors | George Fraser Black, New York Public Library |
| Editor | Mary Elder Black |
| Edition | 8, reprint |
| Publisher | New York Public Library, 1946 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 29 May 2008 |
| ISBN | 0871041723, 9780871041722 |
| Length | 838 pages |
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