Surnames

 

Name

Time Period

Parish/Town

State/County

Country

ADNAMS

1824-1850

Alverstoke

HAM

ENG

ANSTEY

1822-1868

Bradninch

DEV

ENG

BIRRELL

1810-1840

Inverary

ARL

SCT

CARRETT

1834-1850

Brickston

SRY

ENG

CASE

1818-1860

Bishopstone

WIL

ENG

CHAPMAN

1813-1870

Butterleigh

DEV

ENG

CONNER/OR

1805-1870

Portsmouth

HAM

ENG

COOK/E

1811-1892

Bishopsgate

MDX

ENG

CUTHBERT

1845-1888

 

STI

SCT

DAW

1821-1870

Upottery

DEV

ENG

DAY

1811

Swineshead

LIN

ENG

DONOVAN

1760-1813

St Philip

 

BRB

DUNCAN

1772-1820

Urquhart

MOR

SCT

ELLIS

1844-1872

Butterleigh

DEV

ENG

ELLIS

1802-1840

Swineshead

LIN

ENG

FLANAGAN

1836-1858

 

COR

IRE

FORFAR

1817-1850

St Ninian’s

STI

SCT

FOYNE

1821-1895

London

MDX

ENG

GORRIAN

1834-1905

Tandragee

ARM

IRE

GRIEVE

1770-1863

Probus

CON

ENG

HINDE

1848-1900

Olney

BKM

ENG

HOLLINGHAM

1872

Eastbourne

SSX

ENG

JEFFERIES

1822-1900

Portsea

HAM

ENG

JOHNSON

1803-1873

 

ESX

ENG

JONES

1807-1875

 

CAE

WLS

LEVERTON

1760-1829

Ladock

CON

ENG

LORD

830-1895

Olney

BKM

ENG

McLOUGHLIN

1836-1899

Sligo

SLI

IRE

MUSSEL

1818-1891

Bishopstone

WIL

ENG

NOBBS

1835-1902

Canterbury

NSW

AUS

PASBY

1835-1855

Southampton

HAM

ENG

PILL

1810-1885

Probus

CON

ENG

SANDERS

1804

St Erme

CON

ENG

SILCOCK

1772-1820

Blithfield

STS

ENG

SINCLAIR

181-1840

Inverary

ARL

SCT

SMITH

1854-1880

Maitland

NSW

AUS

SMITH

1822-1865

Clerkenwell

MDX

ENG

STORES

1829-1905

Undercliffe

NSW

AUS

SWAIT

1814-1860

Isleworth

HAM

ENG

TAIT

1852-1875

Edinburgh

MLN

SCT

TAYLOR

1805-1871

Halesowen

WOR

ENG

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