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| DADDOW |
poss: da-dow, the good |
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| DANING,
DANNAN, DANNING |
poss: from place Bodannan, St. Endellion
parish, bos Annan, dwelling of Annan |
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| DAWE |
unknown
meaning; if Cornish or West Country poss: from Cornish Dewy,
David. Many Cornish words have dew as a prefix, an
interesting possibility is Dewnek, a person from
Devon, a place where the name is found in numbers. Found
in Fowey, Cornwall as early as 1377. Dawlish in Devon
possibly derives from du = dark or black and a second
element. |
604 |
| DEANE,
DEAN |
den, man |
57 |
| DELL |
poss: personal name Dell, poss: dol,
a dale (doubtful) |
12 |
| DENNIS, DINNIS,
DINAS |
dynas,
castle or hill fort. |
378 |
| DERRICK, DERICK |
derowek, oak grove |
8 |
| DERRY, DERREY |
derow, oak trees |
39 |
| DEVERIL, DEVERAL |
dowr-iel, stream within fertile
banks |
0 |
| DEW |
du, dark, black, sombre |
12 |
| DILLY |
personal name Dili |
1 |
| DINHAM,
DENHAM, DYNHAM |
poss: dynyon,
hill forts |
4 |
| DINNER, DENNER |
from saint Diner |
69 |
| DOBLE, DOBELL |
unknown meaning |
92 |
| DOLLEY, DOLLY, DOLEY |
poss: dol-y(n), narrow meadow with
a stream |
22 |
| DOW |
poss: du, dark or black |
3 |
| DOWER |
dowr, water |
144 |
| DOWLING, DOWLYN |
poss: deulyn, knees? or poss: dow-lyn,
water pool |
2 |
| DOWRICK |
dowr-yk, little water |
150 |
| DRAKE |
unknown origin, poss: tre-yk,
little homestead |
69 |
| DRAY |
tre, homestead |
4 |
| DREW |
poss: tro, turn or twist or poss: dryw,
wren |
342 |
| DUNGEY |
poss: dyn-jy, house by hill fort,
poss: dun-ke, hill enclosed by a hedge |
93 |
| DUSTOW |
poss: from parish name Davidstow, or from
personal name Ustoc |
37 |
| DYER |
tyor, thatcher |
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