Nuneaton Millennium Project[a "thousand" names for a "thousand" years]

Surname-Type IndexNuneaton area

For those researching their Nuneaton family connections

including the "famous and the infamous" from archival and biographical recordsGeorge Eliot's characters are included.

[only selected names are included for ATHERSTONE, BEDWORTH, BULKINGTON, CALDECOTE, HINCKLEY & WOLVEY]

by

Eur Ing Alan F Cook BSc CEng CGeol FIMMM FGS

2000rev. 2015

Copyright

Volume 8 of 9

Nuneaton Millennium Project: Volume 8 of 9

Surname-Type Index Nuneaton Area 71 pp

C Copyright: Alan F. Cook 2000, revised 2015

No part of this publication may be reproduced,stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted,in any form or by any means, electronic,mechanical, photocopying, recording,or otherwise, without prior permissionof the publisher.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

My thanks to my friend, Peter Lee, the eminent local historian, and to Tom Broughton for his computer compilation of the Poor Records and finally the Staff at Nuneaton Library for access to the archives. I am also indebted to Peter’s unique Project Nefam 1996 (ongoing), which has a more detailed genealogical analysis of some of these family names, and should be used in conjunction with this study.

I would also like to thank original stalwart committee members of the Nuneaton and North Warwickshire Family History Society: Peter Lee, Carolyn Boss, Alva King, Wendy Cooper, and Bill Boswell – to name but a few.

For inspiration in the past, the following people who are no longer with us:

Mary Ashmore, Charles Betts, Arthur Cross, Francis Fawcett, Harry Leedham, Frederick Reeves, John Sherwood and Philip Vernon.

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PREFACE

Most of us will be interested in our roots. Our ancestors may have come to Nuneaton for one of many reasons, whether it was for the mineral wealth or as new industries established. They may have come here to learn new skills or find manual work or in search of better living conditions.

This account of the local family surnames, compiled by Alan F Cook, presents to the residents of Nuneaton, particularly future generations, a comprehensive account of the genealogical beginnings surnames in the area. This record will be of great value to old Nuneatonians spread throughout the world, giving them the feeling of belonging to the town we call our own.

Without modern information processing it is hard to imagine how it could have been accomplished. Alan is a well known and regionally respected author and compiler of historical books, he is also a resourceful collector of information. He presents facts accurately and has searched far and wide into various sources where records have never been fully investigated and compiled it for this project.

Alan’s profession as a geologist has equipped him with fundamental principles for understanding history, he has dedicated himself to collecting thousands of items of information in his quest for accurate accounts of the past events of his town and area. He has already written accounts of our local history, Weddington, Park House, Teddy Kem and Bramcote - to name but a few dealing with historical data and characters from the past generations, as have other writers to whose valuable contributions Alan pays tribute in his acknowledgement.

It is interesting to note that another Nuneaton historian had a geological background, namely Dennis Milburn, whom I knew who wrote in 1963: Nuneaton. The Growth of a Town. I do not think anyone has attempted the mammoth task of investing over 30 years of research to establish such a complete work for present and future generations. As he collected the vast amount of information and started to computerise the results, Alan sorted his findings into chronological order, making a record of our past, including all the eventful periods in our history. This is Volume 8 of 9 for the Nuneaton Millennium Project and deals with Surname-Types for the Nuneaton area.

The Trent valley, with large areas prone to flooding, seemed an unlikely place for a settlement. There was another side to that coin however; water was valuable both for irrigation and for the keeping of livestock. In addition there were local hardwood forests providing early building materials and fuel for domestic and industrial use. This was soon supplemented by the discovery of local sandstone, coal, clay and limestones.

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Soon waterwheels and windmills gave added value to the townscape, encouraging early Christian foundations to establish nunneries, priories and monasteries. As the art of building progressed, masons, carpenters and other tradesmen settled in the area near to these respective resources. Each newly discovered mineral enticed families to the area and a steady stream of workers settled ever after, reaching a climax in the early 20thC.

During this period many of our ancestors came, from all parts of Britain and even abroad to work and live in our community. They brought new trades and ideas, gradually turning a village into a town of importance. Railways, canals and highways were linked to our economy, transporting raw materials and importing goods and capital to sustain growth and stability. Our French, Flemish, Scottish, Welsh, Irish and English ancestors came together over the centuries to populate Nuneaton as it is today.

As a Nuneatonian, born and bred, I have great affection for our town. The past is part of us, our values and present characters being moulded in past generations by our genes and family traits. Nuneaton provided me with a good education which enabled me to work and teach for the National Coal Board and also teach at colleges in Coventry and Nuneaton. At the end of the Second World War I was fortunate enough to be accepted by the British Horological Institute to be trained in the arts of watch and clock making, working in two well known establishments in the town. I saw this trade as the ultimate in excellence in engineering and so began an enduring interest in time and the history of it - the use of it by past and present generations becoming of importance to me. I also had a business for 30 years in my home town, settling here for my retirement. I found in both my work and business that Nuneaton people are generous and resourceful, I am proud and happy to be one of them.

The author of this work is a friend of many years. His consultant expertise has been sought by leading civil and mining engineering companies. Historians and librarians also welcome his knowledge on local past events and I greatly admire him for making this contribution to the millennium which both enriches our knowledge and puts the facts on record for future generations.

Ron Beasley

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This SURNAME-TYPE INDEX of Nuneaton includes peoples' surname-types where there is at least one or more reliable, independent archival source from censuses, terriers, registers, court records, taxes, indentures, rolls, bequests, wills, leases, polls, charters and manorial surveys etc. There may be certain omissions because the selection of names has been subjected to complicated screening techniques. It has been necessary to omit some names to prevent this index duplicating the census or electoral register which already exist yet at the same time thoroughly cross-referencing the surname-types included to make this a practical genealogical reference book. It is worth expanding on the criteria for the surnames that were compiled for this study:

- families that lived for 2 or more successive generations in the area

- families that made success or notoriety of what they inherited or were given

- families that rose to fame or notoriety and survived the consequences

- families that succeeded despite much adversity

Nuneaton has experienced a steady influx of people since monastic times, especially with the development of the Mediaeval clay industry, coal mining, quarrying and weaving. The rate of population doubling for the Nuneaton local town area is estimated from various censuses and records in the Public Record Office:

population625 in 156070 years to double

population1,250 in 163075 years to double

population2,500 in 170560 years to double

population5,000 in 1765120 years to double

population10,000 in 188516 years to double

population20,000 in 190124 years to double

population40,000 in 1925

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The post-Domesday population grew very slowly e.g. overall net gain of less than 10 people per year; the population was obviously much reduced by the Black Death in the 14thC. Between the plague and 1670, the rate of population growth restored to less than 10 per year overall net gain. By 1670 this reached 10+ per year. From 1700 to 1885 it increased to approximately 40 per year.

After 1885 this influx began to accelerate dramatically with people coming from farther afield to settle. It should be remembered many families also left the area some never to come back!. A considerable number of families have therefore come and gone throughout time. There are approximately 147 family surname-types names in BOLD who can trace their roots back four centuries or more without too much difficulty.

There are just over half of those who may have even longer family connections with this town many are listed in the Constable Survey. These phenomena were brought about by the industrial and agricultural revolutions 1680-1890, turnpike roads 1650-1800, canals 1700-1800 and railways 1830-1955. The Nuneaton area's population estimate for 2001 A.D. is approximately 125,000; many of those people may find they have roots in this area, albeit from diverging branches of their pedigrees.

The following 147 names are local families with track records of four centuries or more :

ADECOCK, ALDRIDGE, ALLEN, ARCHER, ASHE, ASTELL, ASTLEY, ATKINS, BAKER, BANASTER, BARKER, BARNES, BARNWELL, BATES, BAXTER, BAYLY, BENNETT, BENTLEY, BOND, BONNER, BRETT, BROOKES, BRYAN, BUTLER, CARTER, CATTELL, CAVE, CLARK, COCKS, COMPTON, COOK, CORBITT, CORLEYE, COTTON, CURTEYS, DANNELLY, DAVIES, EDWARDS, EVERETT, FALK, FAUKONER, FAUKS, FAWCETT, FEILDING, FISHER, FORD, FRERE, GIBBE, GILBERT, GLEN, GOULD, GREEN, GREY, HADDON, HAINES, HALL, HARDING, HARRIS, HENRY, HEWITT, HILL, HINDMAN, HOLDEN, HULL, HUMFREY, INGE, INSLEY, JABET, JACQUES, JEFFERY, JELLIFFE, JERVIS, JOHNSON, LARGE, LAWRENCE, LEAKE, LEE, LUDFORD, MARSHALL, MARTEN, MASON, MICHEL, MILLER, MOORE, ODAM, ORCHARD, PAGET, PALMER, PARKER, PAYNE, PEARSON, PEEK, PERKINS, PORTER, POUTNEY, RALPHS, RANDLE, RATCLIFFE, REDE, RICHARDSON, RILEY, ROBERTS, ROBINSON, ROGERS, ROLF, de ROS, RUSSELL, SALISBURY, SANDERS, SCOTT, SELBY, SHEPHERD, SMITH, SOULE, SPARK, STARKEY, STOCKS, STOKES, SUMNER, SWAIN, SWANN, TAYLOR, THOMPSON, THORKELL, THORPE, TOWNSEND, TURNER, TYLER, VEASEY, VINCENT, WADCOCK, WAGSTAFF, WAITE, WALE, WALKER, WALTON, WARD, WARING, WATSON, WATTS, WETTON, WHEATLEY, WHITE, WILSON, WODEWARD, WOOD & WRIGHT.

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BEWARE: Although I am a COOK, my family tree has little to do with the COOKS listed in this SURNAME-TYPE INDEX - your surname-type may share the same fate!! Of the 40 COOKS in the current telephone directory and electoral register, only one appears to be related to the author and few appear to be related to the COOKS listed in the Constable Rental Survey.

It should be noted that many of these surname-types were commonly mis-spelled or confused in local historical records. This was due to varying educational standards, regional dialects of census officials and clerics, grammatical rules that were not understood by the average person. Many local names have equivalents that are inconsistent with national spellings -- e.g. Taverner and Taberer can be locally related, but not in general British usage. Some of the names listed below are written so strangely e.g. Jumbly & Jelliffe; some names may prove untraceable in antiquity. Simple names such as KEM have over 40 different spellings.

The family historian should research any surname-type fully to find out what its correct spelling should be. This SURNAME-TYPE INDEX, by its very nature will be subject to revision. It covers pre-Domesday to approximately 1851-1885. After that date Nuneaton surname-types are subject to rapid cosmopolitan mixing and migration. The extractive and factory industries begin to attract people from other regions. The population became geographically and sociologically more mobile.

The essential references that are used:

DB = surname-type occurs in the Domesday Book 1086 35 NAMES IN TOTAL

B = surname type occurs in the Catalogue of Ancient Deeds in PRO covers 1305-1482 56 NAMES IN TOTAL

L = surname-type occurs in the Warwickshire Lay Subsidy Rolls of 1332 includes parish e.g. A = Attleborough; B = Bramcote; C = Copston; Ca = Caldecote; G = Griff & Coton; H = Hyde; M = Marston Jabbett; N = Nuneaton; R = Ryton; S = Stretton Baskerville; W = Wolvey; Wa = Weston in Arden; We = Weddington 152 NAMES IN TOTAL

F = surname-type occurs in the Warwickshire Feet of Fines 1195-1509 includes A = Attleborough; Ca = Caldecote; N = Nuneaton; We = Weddington 20 NAMES IN TOTAL

A = surname-type occurs in Rolls of Warwickshire and Coventry Sessions of the peace 1377-97 Assize Rolls 18 NAMES IN TOTAL

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C = surname-type occurs in the Constable Rental Survey 1543-46 202 NAMES IN TOTAL

HT = surname-type occurs in the Hearth Tax 1662-1666, 1674-1689 515 NAMES IN TOTAL

Q = surname-type occurs in the Quarter Sessions Order Books, Indictment Books and Records 1631-96 249 NAMES IN TOTAL

Y= surname-type occurs in the Griff & Coton Census of 1684 151 NAMES IN TOTAL

R = surname-type occurs in the Hewitt Survey 1690, this is not as parochially extensive as the Hearth Tax 157 NAMES IN TOTAL

DU = surname-type occurs in Dugdale papers 17-19thC 15 NAMES IN TOTAL

W = surname-type occurs in Warwickshire Apprentices & their masters 1710-60 48 NAMES IN TOTAL

X = surname-type occurs in the Earl of Uxbridge Survey 1746 30 NAMES IN TOTAL

Z = surname-type occurs in the Coton Census 1781 270 NAMES IN TOTAL

N = surname-type occurs in the Nuneaton Diary 1810-37, 1843-45 338 NAMES IN TOTAL

41 = surname-type occurs in the 1841 Census CONTAINS approx. 790 SURNAME-TYPES IN TOTAL TOTAL NUNEATON 1841 POPULATION = 12,250 610 are referred to in this Index, this implies there was some fluidity in long term settlement patterns for 190 of the surname-types. In the next decade up to 347 new surname-types replace them

51 = surname-type occurs in the 1851 Census CONTAINS approx. 1,015 SURNAME-TYPES IN TOTAL TOTAL NUNEATON 1851 POPULATION = 13,532 676 are referred to in this Index 536 are common to both 1841 & 1851 census

HS = surname-type has been published in the main Harleian Society volumes. This Society is one of many genealogical antiquarian societies that produce well- researched pedigrees and family trees. Birmingham City Reference Library possess an extensive collection of these publications. 658 are referred to in this Index

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Where references do not occur after a surname-type, that surname-type usually occurs in archives post-1851 in date such as Trade Directories or Newspapers.

Some names may also have connections with the Mediaeval coalfield history e.g. le Colyere, de Compton, Synekere, de Allesworth, Bugges etc. see VCH Warwickshire Vol. 1.

In some cases, names may be older, but have not been recorded in the 18 essential references listed above. Name types such as Orton & Oughton are probably the same in the Nuneaton area, but in other parts of the country they

are unrelated name types. Certain surname-types such as Carling are not included; the person in question was a late Victorian who rose to official

prominence in Nuneaton and yet left few traces of a family history or pedigree, and like certain of his colleagues did not actually live in Nuneaton.

Please refer to the comprehensive bibliography at the end of the index.

Classification of Surnames:

Surnames may be divided into 4 groups, there is needless to say considerable overlap:

1. Local Surnames - Topoynmics, a common form of local surname consists of an adjective or noun denoting nationality or country or province from where the individual came.

2. Surnames of Relationship - Patronymics, this term strictly refers to the relationship on the father's side; it is now known that mothers and cousins also transmit this relationship

- Metronymics, the mother's names- Font names and Bynames, the font name is added to the christian name as a Byname- Pet Name, these occur in all classeS- Diminutives, suffixes like -el -in; or el -ot

3. Surnames of Occupation or Office, e.g. Carter, Cook, Butcher

4. Nicknames, less easily defined, this category can include many of the three above.

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SURNAME-TYPES REFERENCESand George Eliot’s characters

ABBOTT / ABBOTTS / ABBATT / LABBETT HT,Q,Y,41,51,HSABELL / ABLE / ABEL / ABELSON HT,41,51ABERCROMBY / ABERCROMBIE NABNEYACRES / ACKERS / ACORS / AKESS QADAMS / ADAM / ADHAMS / ADIE HT,Q,N,41,51,HSADDERLEY / ADERLEY / ATHERLEY / ATLAY / ATTLEE HT,Q,Z,HSADECOCK / HADCOCK L-Wa,51ADIE / ADY N,41,51ADLER 41AELSTALCOCK / ALECOCK / ALLCOCK / AUCOCK / AWCOCK HT,Q,X,41,51ALCOTT / ALLCOTT / ALLCOAT / AUCOTT / AUCUTT HT,Q,41,51ALDERS / ALDES / ALLDERS / NOLDERS / OLDER HT,Y,ZALDRIDGE / ALDRICH / ALDRES L-G,41,51,HSALEXANDER / ALEXANDRIA HT,R,N,41,51,HSALFGEAT DB forenameALFSI DB forenameALINORE L-NALKIN / ALLKINS / AUKIN ALCOCK? / AUKINS? / HAWKINS? [ALLCOTT locally confused]

HT,X,41,51

ALLCOTT / ALLCOT / ALCOTT / ALUT / AWCOCKE / AWCOTT [ALLCOTT locally confused]

HT,Q,41,51

ALLEN / ALLIN / ALEYN / ALLAIN / FITZALAN L-S,L-Wa,HT,Q,N,41,51,HSde ALLESWORTH BALLSOP / ALLSEP / ELSIP 41,51ALLTON / ALTON Z,41,51ALWIN / ELWYN DB forenameALYS L-H,C

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AMBROS / AMBROSE / AMBRUS CAMOS / AMES / AMIES / AMYS ZANCOTTANDERSON / ANDERSEN / ENDERSON 41,51,HSANSON / HAMSON / HANDS / HANN 41,51ANTROBUS / ANTHROBUS / ANTROBES HTAPPLEBYAPPLEWHITE / ABLEWHITE NARBUTHNOTARCHEEARCHER=LARCHER F,HT,Q,Y,41,51,HSARDEN THORKELL / ARDIN / ARDING / HARDERN DB ,HT,Q,HSARKELL / ARCOLL DBARMSTEAD / ARMISTEAD HTARMSTRONG Y,41,51,HSARNOLD / EARNALL / ARNALL / ERNOLD / HARNET / ARNUT R,N,41,51,HSARON HTARTHRELL / ARTHWELL 51ARTHUR / ARTERARUNDELL / ARNDELL / ARUNDALE / ARUNDEL L-M,HT,Q,RASHE / ASSHE / ASSH / DASH / DAYSH / NASH / RASCH / TASH / ESH / NAISH

L-R,C,HT,Y,R,Z,N,41,51,HS

ASHBURN / ASHEBURN / ASSHEBURN / ASHBOURN CASHBURYE / ASBURY / ASHBERY 41,51ASHBY HT,Q,41,51,HSASHLEY / de ESSELEGA N,51,HSASHMORE / ASHMERE QASKBRENNER AASTELL / ASTLE / ASTILL B,C,51ASTLEY / AUSTELEY / ASTELEY / ASTLY / ASLEY / ESTLEY / de ASTLEY B,L-We,L-N,C,HT,Q,Y,R,N,41,51,HS

Eliot'sJohn = Luke Byles

ASTON / ASTHONE / ADESTAN / ALSTAN HT,R,N,41,HS

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ATHERSTON / ADDERSTON L,HTATKINS / ATKYNS / ADKINS / ATKYNNES C,HT,Y,N,41,51ATTERTON L-N,FATTLEBRUGH / ATLEBURGH / ATHELBURGH F,CATTWOOD / ATWOOD HT,Q,Y,N,HSAUBREY / AWBERY / OBRAY DBAUCOTT 41,51AUGHT 41,51AUMBRESBURY L-NAUSTIN / AUSTING HSAUT ZAVENS / AVINS / AVINA N,41,51AVERY / ABERY / AVORY / EVERY HT,Y,51D'AVRANCHESAVERHAMAXE CAXONAYRES / EYRES / AIR / EAYRS / EYER / HAIR / HEYERAYLLEWYNE L-B

BABBAGE 51BABINGTON / BABYNGTON / de BABINGTON B,HSBACHELOR / BACHELERE N,HSBACK / BACKE / BAX / BACE BEAKE? [BECKE? locally confused] HT,HSBACKLER / BAKALUR [BACHELOR locally confused] N,HSBACON / BACUN HT,W,N,41,51,HSBADDERLY / BADELEY / de BADELEA / BADDELEY N,41,51,HSBADGER / le BAGGERBAGOT / BAGGETT L-N,HSBAINES / BANES N,41

Eliot'sMr. Bates

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BAIRN DBBAKER / BACAR / BACKER / le BAKERE B,C,HT,Q,Y,X,Z,N,41,51,HS

Eliot'sMr. Fitchett

BALDWIN 41,51BALE / BAIL HT,51,HSBALL / BALLE HT,Q,Y,R,X,N,41,51,HSBALLARD / BOLLARD HT,R,Z,N,41,51,HSBALSON / BALSTON / BALSAM / BALSOM / BALSHAM / BELSHAM / BELSTONE / BELESHAM

41,51 [Billy = Wolvey Wizard]

BANASTER / BANASTRE / BANNISTER / BANNESTER / BANYSTER C,Z,41,51,HSBANCKS / BANKS / BANKES / de BANCK HSBAND WBANNERBARBER / BARBAR / BARBOR / BARBOUR / le BARBUR HT,Q,R,N,41,51,HSBARCOTT QBAREFIELD / BARFIELD / de BEREUILE HT,41BARFORD / de BEREFORD HTBARFOTTS / BAREFOTT / BAREFOOT / BARFOOTE / BARTFOOTE YBARINGTON / BARRINGTON / de BARENTONBARKER / BERKER L-N,N,41,51,HSBARLESTONBARLOW 41BARNACLE / BARNAKYLL N,41,51

Eliot'sThomas = Mr. Gruby

BARNES / de BERNES C,41,51,HSBARNETT / BERNET W,Z,41,51BARNSLEY / BARNSLAY / de BARNUSLEY HS,41,51BARNWELL / on BYRNEWILLAN C,N,41,51,HSBARRACLOUGH / BARACLOUGH / BARROWCLOUGH / BARNECLOUGH N,41,51,HSBARRS / BARRE / BARRA 41,51BARRETT / BARRATT / BARET 41,51,HS

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BARROWES / BARROWS / de BAREWE Q,51,HSde BARRY / de BARRIE HSBARSBY / BARESBY HT,41,51BARSON / BARRISON? / BERTSON HT,WBARTLETT / BERTELOT HSBARTON / BERTUNE / de BARTON / BARTEN 51BASEVILE / BASEUILE / BOSEVILE / BOSEUYLLE / BOSVYLE B,L-G,L-NBASKERVILLE / de BASKERVILLE / PASKERFUL / de BASCHERUILLA HSBASS / BASSE / le BAS HT,YBASSETT / BASSET HT,HSde BASSINGBURN / BASSINGBORNEBATES / BATE C,HT,W,41,51,HSBAUD WBAXTER / BAXTERE / BAGSTER B,L-W,C,Z,41,51,HSBAY L-NBAYARD / BYARD / BAIRD HT,41BAYLISS / BAILISS / BAYLIS 41BAYLY / BAYLEY / BALY / BAILEY / BAYLIE / BALEY / RALEY / BAILLY / BAILY

A,C,HT,Q,Y,R,41,51,HS

BEADMAN / BEDMAN Z,51BEAKE BECK / BECKE / BENKE / BEEKE / BACKE? Local confusions HT,Q,R,N,41,51,HSBEALE / BEAL / BEEL / BELE HT,DU,N,41,51,HSBEAMISH / BEMISH / BEAMS / de BEAUMIS HT,Q,Y,R,41,51BEARLEY ZBEATTIE / BEETTIE / BEATY Z,HSBEAUCHAMP / BEECHAM / de BELCHAMP HSBEAUMONT=MEULAN / de BELMONT DB,HSBECKE / BECKE / BEC HT,Q,R,N,41,51,HSBEDALE / de BEDALEBEDEWYTH L-MBEDYNTON L-NBEEBY / de BEBY N,41,51BEESLEY / BEESLY / BEASLEY / BEAZLEY / de BESLEG HT,Q,Y,Z,N,41,51

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BEETE / BEET / BETE N,51BEHON? ZBEIGHTON place name in Derbyshire or Norfolk has been confused with BEETON / BEATON / BETON / BECKTON

HT,Q,Y,R,W,X

BELCHER / BELSHAW / BELECHER HT,51BELKNAPPBELL / BELLI HT,R,N,41,51,HSBELLAIRS N

Eliot'sRev. Henry = Mr. Fellowes

BENNETT / BENNITT F-We,HT,51,HSBENSKYN / BENSKIN / BINSKIN / BEYNESSKYNBENSON / BENNESON Y,HSBENT HTBENTLEY / de BENETLEGA C,N,41,51,HSBENTONBERDEMOREBERNARD / BARNARDBERRIDGE / BELVERAGE / BELFRAGE / BEVERIDGE 51BERRY / de la BERI Q,N,41,51BERTRAM / BARTRAM L-WBETTERIDGE / BADRICK N,41,51BETTS / BETTE 41,51,HSBICKERDIKE / BIGGADIKE 51BICKLEY / de BIKELEIA Y,41,HSBIDDLE / BEADEL Z,N,41,51BIDDWELL / BEDWELL / BIDWELL / BIDEWELL HT,Q,41,51BIGGS / BIGGA Q,41,51BILLING CBILLINGTON / de BILLINGTON 51,HSBILSON N,HSBINGLEY / de BINGELEIA Z,HSBINLEY / BINDLEY / de BINELEG HT,R,N,41,51

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BIRCH / BYRCH / de la BIRCHE Q,41,51,HSBIRD / BORD / BOURD / BRIDE / BURD / BRID / BRIDE HT,Q,41,51,HSBISHOP / BISCOP 41,51,HSBISSELL / BRISSELL / BUSHELL HTBLACK / BLAC HT,41,51BLACKBURN / BLACKBOURN / de BLAKEBURN NBLACKWELL / de BLACEWELLAN HTBLAKESLEY / de BLAKESLEBLAND / de BLAND HSBLAXTON / BLACKSTON HT,HSBLOCK / BLOC HTBLOWER / BLORE / le BLOWERE HT,41,51,HSBLOXHAM / de BLOXHAM / de BLOXEHA 41,51BLUNT / BLON 41,51BLYTHE / BLITH / BLY / de BLIDA HT,Z,41,51BOARDSLEYBODINGBODINGTON / BODDINGTON ZBOFFIN 41,51BOGGY / BOGUE N,HSde BOIS / de BOIZ / BOYS / BOYES DUBOLD / BOLDE 51,HSBOLESSOVER / de BOLESOUER / BOLSOVER L-G,HSBOLESWORTH / BOLDSWORTH HTBOLT YBOLTON / de BOULTON Z,41,51BOND / BONDE / BUNDY B,R,Z,N,41,51,HS

Eliot'sDr. = Mr. Richard Pratt

BONE / BONN / BONNE / BUNN / le BON [le BUN locally confused with BOON] HT,Q,41,51,HSBONEHAM / BONHOM NBONNER / BONER / BONNAIRE / BONNOR L-Ca,HT,Z,N,41,51

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BONOXUSBONSOR / BONSIRE 41,51BOON / BOONE=BONE / BOWN / BOWNE / de BOHUN / de BOWHUNBOONHAMBOOTH / del BOTH Q,N,41,51,HSde BOREBACH / BURBUDGE / de BUREBACHE / BURBAGE ?BOSS / le BOSSU HSBOSTOCK / BASTOCK / de BOSTOK / BOSTICK / BUSTOK Q,N,41,51,HSBOSWELL / BOSWALL / de BOESAVILLA / de BOSEVILLBOSWORTH [BUSHELL locally confused]

C,HT,Q,Y,Z,N,41,51,HS

BOSWORTH / de BARESWORTH / de BORESWURTH HT,Q,R,N,41,51BOTT 41,51BOTTLE / BOTTELL / BOTILD / BOTILL' / BOTILD' / BOTYLD / BOTHILD B,HSBOTLER / le BOTTLER B,HSBOTHELL / BOTTLE / BOTHEL / BOTILL B,HSBOTTERILL / BOTTERILE / BOTTRILL / BOTTERELL HT,X,N,41,51BOUGHTON / de BOCTON / BUGHETON [BROUGHTON locally confused] C,HSBOUILLE (GILBERT)BOULTBEE / BOLTBYBOWES / de BOWES N,HSBOWMAN / BOGHEMAN HTBOWNE / BOWN / BOWNS / BOUND / BOWND / BROWN / BOON BONE,BOWEN [BUNN locally confused]

HT,Q,41,51

BOYLEBOZON HSBRABAZON / BROBSON / le BRABACUM HSBRACEBRIDGE / die BRACEBRIG N,HSBRACHER / le BRECHEREBRADBURY W,41,51BRADFORD / BRATFORD HT,41,51BRADNOCK Q,HSBRAKKELE ABRAMPTON / BAMPTON HS

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BRANDON / BREEDON DUBRAUNDESTON L-NBRAY R,Z,51,HSBREALL HTBREARLY / BEARELY / BRAYLEY / BREARLEY C,HT,R,41BREEDON QBREEN [Larry Grayson's - William Sully-White, adoptive name!]BRENDWOODBRETT / BRATT / le BRET / de BRETT / BRETON / BRET / PRATT Viscount Esher

L-B,C,HT,Q,Z,41,51,HS

BRICTRIC DBBRIGGS 41,51,HSBRINDLEY Q,41,51BRISTOLL / de BRISTOLBRITTON / BRITTEN HT,Y,HSBROADBENT / BRADBENT / BROADBINEBROADNECK / BRODNECK / BREDNOCK / BRODERICKE HT,RBROADWAY / BROADAWAY 41,51BROADWICK YBROCKNOCKBROMFIELD Z,HSBROMLEY 41,51,HSBROMWICH Z,41BROOF 41,51BROOKER HTBROOKES / BROKE / BROOKS / BRUCKES C,HT,Q,R,Z,N,41,51,HSBROOME / BROWN HSBROUGHTON / BROUGTON / de BROCTON / de BROGHTONE / BRAUGHTON L-N,HT,HSBROWETT / BRAITHWAITEBROWN / BROUNE / BROWNE / BROUN / BROWE / BROW C,HT,Q,Y,R,Z,N,41,51,HSBRUCE / de BRUISBRUCIUSBRUNT 41,51

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BRYAN / BRIAN / BRIEN L-N,Y,41,51,HSBRYERLEY / BRIERLEY HTBUCHANAN / de BUCHANAN N,41,51,HS

Eliot'sJames = Lawyer DempsterJanet / Nancy = Janet DempsterJames' mother = Mammy Dempster

BUCKLAND / BOCLANDE RBUCKLER / BUCLAR / le BUCLER / BOKELER / BUCKER HT,Z,N,41,51,HSBUCKNAM / BUCKENHAMBUCKNILL / BUCKNELL / BUKNELL / BUCKNALL C,N,41,51,HS

Eliot'sRev. W.S. = Mr. FurnessWilliam = Mr. Pilgrim

BUDWORTH / BLUDWORTH HTBUGGES / BUGGE HSBULCOTEBULL / BOOL / BULE N,41,51,HS

Eliot'sMr&Mrs.William = Mr&Mrs Fred Phipps

BULLENS / BOLLEN / de BOLLONIA NBULLOCK / BULLUC Z,HSBULWER N,HSBUN / BUNNY / BUNNEY / BUNY Z,41,51,HSBURBAGE / BURBIGE / BURBRIDGE / de BUREBECHE HT,HSBURBERY / BURBURY HTBURCOTT / de BRIDICOTE QBURDET / BURDITT / BURDETT / BORDETT / BURDEN / BURDET HT,Q,Y,R,Z,N,41,51,HSBURGESS / BURGES / BURGE / BURGIS / BORGES / BURGEIS HT,Y,51BURKHAM ZBURKLY YBURMAN / BORROWMAN HTBURNHAM / de BURNHAM QBURROWES / BURROWS / de BURHUS HT,Z,41,51

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BURSAR / BURSER DBBURTON / BURHTUN X,Z,N,41,51,HS

Eliot'sMr. Budd

BUSH / de la BUSCE HT,W,41BUSHELL / BUSHILL / BUSSELL / BOSHELL / BOSSEL / BISHELL / BISSELL / BUISSEL / BUSCEL / BOSELER BOSWORTH [BOSTOCK locally confused]

51,HS

BUSNILL HTBUT / BUTT NBUTLER / BUTTLER / BUTLAR / le BOTILER / le BUTILLER / le BOTIELLER / BUTEILLER / BOTELER

C,HT,Z,41,51,HS

BUTLIN / BUTEVILAIN 51BUTTERTON CBUTTERY / BUTERI Z,HSBUTTS / BUT Z,HSBYCRAFT ZBYLLINGE / BYLLYNGE / BILLYNGS / BILLING CBYRNE / BIRN N,51BYWATER

CABLE / CAPLE / CABEL HTCALDECOTE / SCALDECOTT / CALDICOTT / CAULDICOTT / COLDESCOTE HT,41,HSCALLOW / se CALEWA ZCAMBURN CCAMP / ce CAMPE N,41,51,HSCAMPBELL / CAMBELL N,51CAMPDENCAMPION=CHAMPION HT,Q,R,51CANBURN / CAUBURN / CAMBURN CCANTRILL / CHONTRELL / CHAUNTRILL / CHAUNTRELL / CHANTRILL / CANTRELL / CARTRILL / COTTERELL / CHANTERELL

C,HT,R,W,HS

CANYL CCAPENHURST X,41,51

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CARBUTT / CARBETT / GARBETT 51CARLIELE / de CARLYLECARPENOR HTCARPENTER L-W,L-N,HSCARRE / CARR / de KER / KERR 51,HSCARRINGTON / de KARINGTON Y,51CARTE / CART N,41,51CARTER / CARTERE / CARETTARIUS L-Wa,N,41,51,HSCARTWRIGHT / le CARTWERESTE 41,51,HSCARVER / le CARVIER HT,YCASHMORE Z,41CATHORIDGE ZCATTELL / CATTLE / COTTELE / CUTTUL / KUTTEL / KETTLE / de CUTTUL / de COTTELE / CUTUL

B,L-G,HT,N,41,51

CATTERNCAVE / CAUE / de CAVE L-W,41,51,HSCAWOOD / de CAWUDE ZCAWTHORNE / de CALTHORN HSCEFFLERCEOLRED DBCETONCHADD / SHADDE / CUDD / CAD / JUDD L-CaCHAMBERLAIN / CHAMBERLIN / CHAMBERLAYNE HT,Q,41,51,HSCHAMBERS / CHAUMBERS C,Q,HSCHANDLER / CHAUNDLER Y,Z,41,51,HSCHANTELL YCHANYLL / CHANNELL CCHAPLAIN / CHAPLIN / CHAPHINGE / de CAPELEIN HT,W,Z,N,41,51,HSCHAPMAN / le CHAPMAN / CHIPMAN / CHAPMON HT,X,Z,41,51,HSCHARLEY / de CHERLEIA CCHATAWAY / CHATTAWAY 41,51CHATER / CATER ZCHATTERTON / SHATTERTON / CHADDERTON HT,N

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CHAUNTRE CCHEKLEY / CHECKLEY / CHECKLY / de CHEKELE C,HT,Y,Z,41CHENEVIX / CHENEVIX-TRENCH HuguenotCHESSHER / CHESHIRE / CHESHEIRE / CHESIRE / de CESTERSIR HT,Q,R,Z,N,41,51CHETTLE / CHETEL / CHEATLE Z,41,51CHETWODE / CHETWOOD / de CHETWOD / CHETWARD N,41,HSCHETWYN / CHETWYND / CHETWIN / CHETWIND / CHATWIN N,51,HSCHILDS 41,51,HSCHITHAM / CHIPMAN / CHETHAM 41,51CHOICE / CHOYCE N,41,51CHOLMELEY / CHUMBLY / de CHELMUNDELEY HSCHRISTOFER / CHRISTOPHER / CRISTER C,HSCHURCH / atte CHURCHE Y,51,HSCLARE / CLARA QCLARK / CLARKE / CLERK / CLERICUS B,C,HT,Q,Y,R,W,Z,N,41,51,HSCLAVER / le CLAVER HSCLAY / CLEY / CLEAY / de CLAI HT,Y,Z,N,41,51,HS

Eliot'sMrs. Brick ?

CLEAVER / le CLEVAR 41,51CLEM? YCLEMENT / CLEMENTS / CLEMENS = SYRRE? C,HT,Q,41,51CLEMESTON / CLEMENTSONCLEVELAND / CLEAVELAND / de CLIVELANDA QCLEWES / CLEW / CLOWES / CLOUGH / CLEIWEY? HT,N,41,51CLIFFORD / CLIFFAR / de CLIFFORD 41,51,HSCLOPTONCLOSE / de CLOSE NCOBBETT / COOBET C,NCOBBOLDCOCKAYNE / COCKAIN / COCKIN / COCKING / COKEIN HT,HSCOCKS / COX / COKKES / COKYS / COXHOUSE / COCK B,HT,Y,R,Z,N,41,51,HSCOCKSEY

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le COCUS L-WeCOGGAN / COGGING / de COGANCOKE=COOKCOKSHOTE / COKSUTE CCOLE / COLES / COLA 41,51COLEMAN / COULMAN X,N,41,51,HSCOLEUYLL L-G,NCOLEY / COLLEY sometimes a local distortion of COLLIER 41,51COLLINS / COLLENS / COLINGS / COLINUS HT,R,41,51,HSCOLTMAN 41,51,HSle COLYERE / COLLIER / COLIER BCOMPTON / de COMPTON / CAMPTON / de CUMTUNA B,HT,R,41,51,HSCONGREVE / CONGRAVE / de CUNGRAVE / COGGREVE / COGGREYFF C,41,51,HSCONNER / le CONNERCONSTABLE 51COOK / COOKE / COOKERS / COOP / COX C,HT,Q,R,W,Z,N,41,51,HSCOOPER / COPER / COUPER / le CUPERE HT,Q,Y,R,Z,N,41,51,HSCOPER ZCOPPS / COPP Z,41,51COPSON=COPSTON? HT,R,Z,N,41,51COPSTONE / COPSTON L-W,L-M,CCORBEY / CORBY 41,51CORBITT / CORBET / CORBETT / CORBERT C,HT,R,41,51,HSCORLEYE / de CORLEIA L-We,51CORMAL L-CaCORNEBERRY / de CORNEBURE QCOSBY CCOTTERILL / COTTERELL / COTTRELL / COTTRILL / COTEREL CCOTTON / COTTEN / COTON / COOTON / SCOTTON / COATON C,Q,R,41,51,HSCOURS L-NCOVENTRY / COVENTRE / de COVINTRE HT,HSCOWPER C,HT,Q,HS

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COXSON / COXEN Z,41,51CRADDOCK / CRADOCK / CRADOC HT,Q,N,41,51,HS

Eliot'sWilliam = Mr Ben Landor

CRANFORDCRESWELL / CRESSWELL / KERSWELLERE HSCREWE / CREW / CRUISE HSCRISP / CRISPE Z,HSCRISTER=CHRISTOPHER CCRITCHLOW / CRUTCHLOW / CHRITCHLOW / CRICHLOW / SCRITCHLOW N,41,51CROFT Z,41,51,HSCROMPTON HT,HSCROOK / CROOCKE / CROC Q,HSCROPPER / CRAPPER / le CROPPERECROSHAW / CROWSHAWEL / CRAWSHAW HT,N,41,51CROSS / CROSSE / del CROSSE HT,Q,Z,N,41,51,HSCROXHALL / CROXALL / CORALL HT,RCROXTON / de CROCCESTUNA HSCULPEPPER / CULPEPER / COLEPEPER / COLPEPER HSCULWICKCUMBERFORDCUNLIFFE / de CUMBECLIVECUNTAS ACUNYNGHAME / CUNNINGHAM / COMINGHAM 41CURTEYS / CURTIS L-B,51,HS

DABBS / DOBBS / SABS / DABBE HT,Q,HSDABRIDGECOURT HSDAFFERN / DAFFRON / DAFFERNE / DUFFURNE / DAFFORN / DAFFEN HT,Q,R,Z,N,41,51DAFT / DAFTE / DAFF HT,51DAGLEY / DAYLIE / DAGLE HT,Y,Z,41,51DALBY / DOLBY / de DALBI HT,HSDALE / DALL / DAYLE / de la DALE HT,Z,HS

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DAMM / DANN HTDAN / DANNE NDANDE L-SDANET DUDANIEL N,41,51,HSDANKS / DANCKS / DANKE N,41,51DANNELLY C,51DARIOL BDARLASTON / DARLISON?DARLINSONde DARYDAUBRISCOURTE / DABRISCOURTE CDAULMAN / DALMAN / DALEMAN 41,51DAVENPORT / de DEVENEPORT DU,41,51,HSDAVETTDAVIES / DAVIS / DAVY / DAVYE / DAVEY / DAVI C,HT,R,X,Z,N,41,51,HSDAVILL / DAVALL QDAWES C,HT,W,HSDAWKINS / DAKINS / PAEKYNS / DAUKYN HT,Z,51DAWSON / DAWESON Z,41,51,HSDAY / DAIA / DAGEAN Q,Z,41,51,HSDEACON / le DIAKNEDEALE / de DELE QDEBARY HSDEELY / DEELEY HT,RDEEMING / DEAMIN / DMUNG 41,51DEENE HSDENBIGHDENESDENHAM WDENMAN / DENEMAN 51DENSHEIRE / DEVONSHIRE / DEVONSHURE HT,R,41,51DENT / de DENT N

26

DERBY / DARBY HT,HSDEVEREUX / EVERIX / EVEREST / de EBROIS Q,HSDEVIS / DEVASDEWCEKNAPP / JUCESNIP / DUSENIP / DUSNAY / JUSNIP HTDEWES / DUESS / DEWIS / DEU Z,41,51DIAL / DYALL / DYER / le DEGHAR HTDICEYDICK NDICKENS / DEKIN / DEKISS / DICON N,HSDIGBY / de DIGBY N,HSDILKE / DYLKE 41,HSDISNEY / Y YSINI HSDITMAS=TITMAS / TITMARSHDIXIE / DYSCIDIXON / DECKSON / DICKSON HT,N,51,HSDOBB / DOBBE L-W,HSDOBYN / DOBIN L-R,DU,HSDOCKER Z,N,41DOD / DODD / DODDI / DUDDE HSDONALDDONAS HTDORMAN / DEARMAN / SAUMAN? HT,ZDORMER 41,51,HSDORSEY NDORVELL / DARVAL XDOUGLAS / de DUGLAS Q,41DOVE / DUUA 41,HSDOWDS / DOUDEDOWELL / O' DUBHGHAILL / DOWLER / DEWELL / DUELL / DUEL / DOYLE HT,Y,Z,N,41,51DOWENETOUN L-HDOWKING 51DOWNS / DOWNES / de la DUNA HT,Q,Z,41,HSDRABBE 41,51

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DRAKE / DRAX / DRACHE 41,51DRAKEFORD / DRAKFORD / DRAFFORD? HT,Q,Y,41,51DRAKSLY / DRAKELY / DRACKLEY / DRACKLY / DRAKELOWE HT,Q,R,41,51DRAYTON / DEAYTON / DRETON / de DRAITON HSDRIVER / le DRIVERES N,41,51DROUGHT / DROTH RDUDLEY / de DUDDELEIA HT,R,N,41,51,HSDUFFKIN / DISKIN / DUSSKIN / DUFKYN C,Q,RDUGDALE / DUKDALE Q,DU,N,HSDUMSTER / DUNISTER HTDUNKY / DUNCKLEY / de DUNKELE HT,41,51DUNN / DUN 41,51DUNSTAL / TUNSTALL L-NDUPORTDUSTON / de DUSTON BDUTTON / de DUTTONA HSDYER / le DEGHAR [DIALL locally confused, also with DOYLE]DYGLEDYMMOCK / DIMMOCKDYENES / DYNS CDYSONDYVET / DYVETT CDYXWELL HS

EADES / EDDS / EDES 41,51,HSEARLE / HURL / HEARL N,51EARP / ERPE / EARPE HT,Q,41,51EBDELL / EBDILL N,41

Eliot'sRev. Bernard Gilpin = Rev.Maynard Gilfil

EBOURNE / EBRONEBURY / EBERY N,41,51EDEN / EDON / EADEN HT

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EDGE 41,51,HSEDGLEY / EDGELEY HT,Q,51EDMANDS / EDMUNDS / EDMONDS 41,HSEDOLL / EDALL HT,REDOOE / EDOE / EDOW / EDOWE / EDOOE C,HTEDWARDS / EDWARDES C,Q,R,41,51,HSEDWIN DB forenameELDRED / ELDRID QELKYN BELLIOTT / ELYOTT / ELIATT / ELIOT CELLIS / ELLICE / ELLISE / ELLYS / HELIS HT,Q,R,Z,N,41,51,HSELSON / ELSTON 41,51ENOCK / ENOCH 51ENSOR / ENDSOR / ENGER / ENSON HT,R,N,41,51ERNALD / ARNOLD HSESTLIN / EASTLAND / ESTLANDE N,41,51ETHILL / ITHILL / ITHELL = LAWRENCE? F,Cde ETON / EATON 41,51,HSEUSTACE 41EVANS / EVANCE / EAVINS / EVENS / HEAVENS HT,Q,N,41,51,HS

Eliot'sMr & Mrs R.= Mr. & Mrs. HackitRobert = Adam BedeRobert = Caleb GarthRobert = Mr HackitChristiana = Mrs PoyserChristiana = Mrs HackitChristiana = CeliaChristiana = Lucy DeaneIsaac Pearson = Thomas TulliverMary Ann = Maggie TulliverSisters = Aunt DeaneSisters = Aunt GleggSisters = Aunt PulletElizabeth = Dinah MorrisSamuel = Seth Bede

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EVANSON ZEVERARD EVERITT [EVETT locally confused] HT,R,N,41,51,HS

Eliot'sJohn = Mr JeromeMrs Mary = Jane Glegg

EVERETT / EVERITT / EUERATT / EVERATT C,Q,HT,N,41,51,HSEVERINGHAM HSEVERTON Q

FAIRCHILD / FAIRECHILDE / FAEGER CHILD HTFAIRFIELD / FEARFIELD Z,41,51FALK / FULK FAULKS? [FALKE locally confused] DB,L-G,41FARMER / FARMAR=FFARMERFARN Eliot’s

John = Felix Holt?FARNHAM / VARNHAM / VARNAM VERNON [VERNY locally confused] HT,WFARR / le FERRE 51,HSFARROW / FARRAR / PHARAOH 41,51FAUKONER / FAULKNER / FAWKNAR / FAUKENER C,41,51FAUKS / FAULKS / FOULK / FAWKE L-C,41FAWCETT / FAUCETT / FACET / FACETT / FOSSET F,C,HT,Q,51FEILDING / FIELDING / FYLDYNGE / FELDING C,N,51,HSFELDE / FEELDE / de la FELD F-Ca,CFELL / de FEL NFELTON / de FELTON Z,HSFENNEL / FENIGLE 41,51FENTON / de FENTON N,HSFERRERS / FERRARS / FERRORS / le FERROR DB,HSFEWTRELLFFARMER / FARMER / FERMOR HT,Q,51,HSFIELDHOUSE / FIELDERSFIELDING=FEILDINGFIGGIN / FYGEN HTFIGOBATEUS

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FINCH / FINK / VINK N,41,51,HSFIREBRACE / FAIRBRASSFISHER / FISH C,HT,41,HS

Eliot’sRev. J. = Rev. Martin Cleves

FITCHETT / FITCH 41,51,HSEliot’sMrs = Mrs Short

FITTON / FFYTON HSFITZALAN=ALLENFITZHERBERT HSFITZ-NICHOLAS DUFITZRANDULPHFITZROBERTFITZROYFITZWYTH / FITZWITHFLAVEL? / FLAUILLE L-HFLAWNE / FLEENE / STONE HTFLETCHER / le FLECHER X,N,41,51,HSFLOOD / FLUDE / de la FLODE / FLOD [FLUDE locally confused] HT,Q,Y,Z,N,41,51,HSFLORE L-NFLOWERS / FLOWER Q,Z,41,51FLOYDE / FLOYD / FLOYED / FLUDE / FLOWDE HT,Q,Y,Z,N,41,51,HSFOLEUYLL L-RFORCION / de FORCIENT=FORRYAN HTFORD / FOORDE / FOARD / FFORDE / FORTH C,HT,Y,R,Z,N,41,51,HSFORESTER / FORREST / FORRESTOR DB,HTFORTESCUE / FORTESQUIEU / FOSKEW 41,51,HSFORRYAN / FORRAIGNE / FORRION / FORION / FORRYAN L-Wa,C,HTFOSTER / FOSTERS / FASTER HT,Y,R,41,51,HSFOWLE / FOWELL / FOWLES / FOWLS / FUGGLE / VOULES / VOWELL / FUGEL Q,41,51,HSFOWLER / FUGLER / VOWLER 41,51,HS

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FOX HT,Y,41,HSFOXWELLFRANCIS / FRANC / FRANSES HT,Q,X,41,51,HSFRANKLIN 41,51FRANKS / FRANCKS 41FRECHEVYLE / FRESHFIELDFREEMAN / FRIMAN 41,51,HSFREESTONE / FREESTON HT,Y,HSFRENCH / FFRENCH 41,51,HSFRERE / FREER / FREAR L-G,C,41,51,HSFRETWELL / FRETEUILLFRISBY NFRISWELL / FRIZWELL / FRISSELL HT,Q,WFROST / FORST HT,HSFULLEYLOVE / FULLALOVE 41,51,HSFURLONG / FORLONG 51FURNIFORD ZFYGEON / FYGYEN / FYGEN CFYLER / FILERFYNDERNE / FYNDERN / FINDERN / FINDON C

G. ATTICUS MARINUSGADSBY / GAYDSBY 41,51GAINES / GAINS / DINGAIN / ENGEHAM / INGHAM Z,41,51GALE / GAYLE HSGALF BGAMEL L-NGARDINER / GARDYNER C,N,HSGARLEGARNER / GERNER 41,51

Eliot’sAnn = Susan Deane

GARNETT / GARNET / GARRETT HT,Q,R,51

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GARRATT / GARRETT / GARROT / JARRETT / GERETT / JARRAT HT,Q,Y,R,N,41,51,HSGARTHGASKIN / GASKINS NGEARY / JARAY / JEARY N,41,51GEASTE / GEAST / GESTE / GHEST HS [Stratford / Dugdale]GEDDYNG B,F-AGEE=JEEGELLGERARD / JARRARD C,HSGERUEYSE L-NGHENT / GENT / JENT 51GIBBARD / GIBBERDGIBBE / GIBBS B,51,HSGIBSON / GIBBESON HT,N,41,HSGIFFORD / GIFFARD / JEFFERD DU,HSGILBERT / GILBART / GIBBERT / GILBARD L-N,HT,Q,Y,R,Z,N,41,51,HSGILES / JILES 41,51,HSGINSON YGISBURNE / GISBORNE HTGLASCOTT / GLASCOCK HT,QGLASIER CGLASLOCK YGLEN / GLENN / GLENNE C,41,51GLOUSTER / GLOUCESTER / de GLOUUECESTRE ZGLOVER HT,Q,R,41,51,HSGODBODY / GOADBY / GOADBEY L-We,QGODDERIDGE / GODRIDGE 41GODDIEGODFERY / GODFREY / GOTFREY N,51,HSGODIVA DB forenameGODRIC DB forenameGOLDBY / GOLBY / GOLDSBY / GOULBY HT,Y,Z,N,41,51GOLDFINCH Z

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GOLDING / GOULDINGE / GOOLDING HT,Q,R,ZGOLDINGTONGOLDSMITH / GOLDSMYT HT,HSGOOD / GOODE / GOULD / GOUDE / GUDE / LEGOOD Q,Z,51,HSGOODAKER / GOODACRE / BOODACRE HT,51GOODALL / GOODAYLE HT,Q,W,HSGOODEN 51GOODING WGOODMAN / GODMAN HT,Z,41,51,HSGOODWIN / GODWYN Q,Z,41,51,HSGOOSTREE / GOOSTRE C,HTGOULD / GOLD / GOOLDE / GOLDE L-Wa,C,HT,Z,41,51,HSGOWARD / GORWARDGRAINGER / GRANGER / GRANGE Q,Z,41,51GRASCOM HTGRATREX / GREATOREX / GRATRIX N,41,51GREASLEY=GRESLEY? 51GREAVES / GREEVE HSGREEN / GREENE / GRENE [Mary Green = Polly Button] C,HT,Q,Y,R,X,Z,N,41,51,HSGREENWAY N,41,51

Eliot’sGeorge = Mr. Pittman

GREGORY / GREGORI N,51,HSGRENNEBURGH / GRENEBURGH L-NGREVILL / GREIUILL HSGREW / GREWE / GRUE Q,HSGREY / GRAY B,N,41,51,HSGRIFFIN / JREFFIN HT,51,HSGRIFFITHS HSGRIMES / GRIM 41,51GRINDON=GRENDON? QGROVES / GROVE / de GRAUA W,N,41,51,HSGROWDIGE / GRODISH HT

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GRUBB 51GRUNDY / GRUNDYE C,41,51GUERDONGULSON / GOLDSTON HTGUMBLY / JUMBLY / GUMLEY / de GUMUNDEL HTGUNDRGUNN / GUNNE HT,41,51GURNE / GURNIS HT,51GUY / GEY / WHY / WHYE Q,41GWYTHER N

Eliot’sJohn = Amos BartonEmma = Milly Barton

HACKETT / HACKET / HAKET Z,N,41,51,HSEliot’sMr = Mr Spratt

HACKSFORD / HAWKSFORDHACKWOOD / HECWOOD HT,YHADDON / HADDEN / HADDOWE / de HADDUN C,HT,R,N,41,51HAINES / HAYNES / HAYNE / HENES / de HEGHEN B,Z,41,51HAKE / HAKO / HACKE 41,51,HS

Eliot’sGeorge = Mr CarpeHenry = Mr. A. Duke

HALES HT,51,HSHALFORD / de HALEFORD N,41,51,HSHALL / HALLE / de HALLA L-W,L-N,C,HT,Q,Y,R,Z,N,41,51,HSHALIDAY / HALLIDAY / HALLADAY / HOLIDAY HT,Z,41,51,HSHALLINGWORTH / HOLLINSWORTH / HOCKLINSWORTH / HOCKLINWORTH / de HOLINEWIRTHE

HT

HALLSLY / HALSEY / HELLIS HTHALSALL HT,QHAMBROUGH / de HAMBIR HT

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HAMERSLEY / HAMMERSLEY / HOMERSLEY HT,Y,Z,41,51,HSHAMMOND / HAMMONDS / HAMANDUS 41,51,HSHAMP / HAMPE HTHANBURY / de HANEBERGE HSHANCOX / HANCOCKS / HANWCKE / ANCOCK / HANECOK HT,Q,41,51,HSHAND / HANDS / HANS / HONDE HT,Y,Z,N,41,51HANDLEY / HANDLY / HANLEY / de HANLEIGH HT,R,41,51HANKINSON / HANKISON / HUTCHINSON HT,Y,R,Z,41,51HANSOMHANSON / HANSCOM / HAUNTSTON / HANDSON 41,51,HSHARCOURT / HARECOURT / de HARECURT / HARCOTT / de HAREWCURT HSHARDING / HARDYNG / HARDIN / HARDINGUS DB,HT,Z,N,51de HARDRESHULLE / HARTSHILL / de HARDREDESHULL / HARDEDSHULLINHARDY / HARDI HT,Y,X,Z,N,41,51,HSHARDY-JACKSON / HARDIE-JACKSONHAREGREAVE / HARGREVE / de HAREGRAVE B,HSHARPUR / le HARPUR / HARPER / HARPER CREWE / HARPUR CREWE Y,W,N,41,51,HS

Eliot’sJoseph / Henry = Mr Farquahar

HARRATT / HARRETT / HARRIOTT Z,41,51HARRIS / HARREZ / HARRYS / HARRISH / HOCRISE / HARRY / HERRE C,HT,Q,Y,R,X,Z,N,41,51,HS

Eliot’sWilliam = Mr. Brand

HARRISON / HARISON / HARRYSON / ARISON / HARRIS C,HT,Q,Z,N,41,51,HSHARROP / de HAROP ZHART / HERT 51,HSHARTNELL N,41,51HARTOPP / ORTOPP / HORTOPPE C,HT,HSHARVEY / HARDING / HURD / HERVEUS DU,R,Z,51,HSHASELRIGGE / HASLERIGHASELEYHASILBRIGGEHASTELOW N,41,51

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HASTINGS / de HASTINGS / HASTAIN / HASTINC / de HASTENG W,41,51,HSHAUGHTON / de HALEGHTON HSHAVE Zde HAVILLAND / HAVILAND / HAVELANDHAWES / HAWIS Q,HSHAWFORDHAWKESFORDHAWKINS / HAUKYNS W,41,51HAWNE R,51HAYWARD / HEYWARD / HEIUUARD / HAIWARD / le HEIWARD HT,51,HSHAYLINGHAYWOOD / HEYWOOD / HEAWOOD / HIGHWOOD / de HAIWOD / de HEWODE

HT,51,HS

HAZELDINE / HESELTINE / HESELDENE YHAZELWOOD / de HESELWUDE 41,51HEALING / HEALINGE / HEALY / de HELY HT,Q,41,51HEARDHEARDRED = HARTSHILLHEATHCOTE / de HETCOTA NHECKWOOD HTHEGG / HEAGE HTHEIGHAM HT,HSHELE / HEAL / HEEL Z,41,51HEMING / HEMMING / HEMMINGUS N,51

Eliot’sDempster = Harold Transome

HENNEY 41,51HENNIKER / HENACREHENRY / HENRICUS L-G,L-N,41HENSHAWHENWARD HAYWOOD / HEYWOOD [HOWARD locally confused] HTHERBERT / HARBERT / HARBERD / HARBUTT / HERBERTUS HT,Q,Y,R,Z,HSHERBERY A

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HERDSON / HIRDSONHERDWICK / de HERDWICK / HERDEWIKE / HARDWICK / de HERDEWKHEREFORD RALPH / de HERTFORDHERFORD L-SHEREWARD / HEREUUARD DB,L-Mde HERLE L-CaHERYNG / HEYRYNGE / HERRING / HEYRYNGE / HARENG C,HSHERON / HAIRUN HSHERROLDS / HERALDHEWITT / HEWETT / HEWATT / HUITT / HUWET / HEWET / HOWETT B,HT,Q,51,HSHEXTALL / EXTAL 41,51 may be 15thC locallyHEY / HAY / HAYE / HEYES / HEIGHES / de HAY B,C,HSHEYLEY / HAILEY CHICK / HICKE / HIKKE HSHICKEY / HICCIHICKLIN / de HICKELINGE N,51HICKMAN / HICKINS / HYKEMAN 51,HSHIGGINSON / HUGGINSON 41,51HILL / HYLL / del HIL C,HT,Y,R,W,Z,N,41,51,HS

Eliot’sMrs Hill = Mrs LinnettMary = Miss LinnettRebecca = Miss Linnett

HINCKS / HINKS / HYNKE HT,R,N,41,51Eliot’sThomas = Mr. Tomlinson

HINCKLEY / HINCKELY / HINCLIE / HYNKEL / HYNKELEYE / de HINKELAI B,HTHINDMAN / HYNDMAN / HINMAN / HAMAN C,HT,Y,51HINDS / HIND / LINE / HYNDE HT,N,HSHINTON / de HINTONA Z,41,HSHIPWORTH / HEPWORTH / HEPWORTH HTHITCHCOCKE / HITCHCOKE / HITCHECOCKE / HICHECOC CHOADBY Q

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HOBLEY 51HOBY / HOBBY CHODGES / HODGE 41HODGSON / HODSON / HOGGESONE Z,51,HSHOLBECH / HOLBIDG / de HOLEBECHE R,HSHOLDEN / HALDEN / de HOLDEN / HOWLDEN A,C,51,HSHOLFORD HSHOLLICK / HOLLIOCK? Y,N,41,51

Eliot’sThomas = Edward Tulliver?

HOLLIS / HOLIES NHOLLYDAY=HALIDAYHOLMES / de HOLM C,HT,Y,HSHOLOND / HOLLAND / de HOLANDE F-N,HSHOLSEY HTHOMERHOOD / HOODD / WHOOD / HODD N,41,51HOOK / HUK / HOCE HSHOOKHAM ZHOOT ZHOPE / de HOPE HSHOPKINS / HOBEKINUS 41,51,HSHOPPER / le HOPPERE L-NHORBINGTON YHORE / HOAR L-BHORNER / le HORNARE Z,N,41,51HORTON / et HORTUNE HT,Q,N,41,51,HSHOUGH / HUFF / HOWE / HUFF / HOO / de HO / HEW HT,Q,Y,41,51,HS

Eliot’sMartha = Nancy the servant

HOUGHTON / HOGHTON / de HOGHTON / HOWTON / de HOCTONA / de HOHTON ORTON [AUGHTON locally confused]

HS

HOWARD / HEWART / HUARDUS 41,51,HS

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HOWE=HEW 41,51HOWLET / HOWLETT / HEWLETT R,Z,51,HSHUBBARD / HUBERT Z,41,51HUDSON / HUDSONE 41,51,HSHUFF=HOUGHHUGHES / HUGH / HUGO / HEW / HOW / HUGO HT,N,51,HS

Eliot’sHugh = Mr CreweSarah = Mrs Crewe

HULL / de HULLES / de HULL / HOULT C,N,51,HSHUMFREY / UMFREY / HUMPHREY L-G,C,41,51,HSHUNNEY AHUNT / HUNTE / le HUNTE L-M,L-N,HT,Q,HSHUNTER / HUNTERE HT,R,41,51,HSHURDIMAN / HERDMAN HTHURLEY / HURLY / de HURLEIA 41,51HURN / HERN L-NHURST / HERST HT,Y,R,41,51,HSHUSKISSON / HUSKINSON / HOSKEN N,41,51HUSSEY / HUSED 51,HSHUTCHINSON / HUTCHINGSON / HUTCHINS / HITCHINGTON / HUCHONSON HT,Q,Z,N,51,HS

Eliot’sMrs. = Mrs Patten

HUTT 41,51HWAET DBHYDE / HIDE HSHYES C

IBBOTSON / IBBETSON / HIBBIT / YBOTT N,41IDLE / YDLE / YDEL L-N,HSILAM CILET HTILLIFFE / ILIFFE / ILIEVE [JELLIFFE locally confused] HT,N,41,51INETTT

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INGE C,41,51,HSINGLEBY NINMAN / INNEMAN = HINDMAN? CINSLEY / INSELAY / INSELEY C,N,41,51IRELAND HTIRESON / URESON HT,YIRONMONGER / IREMONGER 41,HSIRONSIDE / IRNINSIDE DB,HSIRVIN / IRWIN / ERWIN N,41,51ISABEL / ISBILL L-BISON / IZON / IDESON 41,51IVENS / IVANS 41,51

JABET / JABBETT / JEBBETT / JABET B,L-M,L-N,41,51JACAM / JACOMB / JACOMBE / JACOMBS HT,Q,R,Z,N,41,51JACKSON / JAGSON / JACESSONE HT,R,41,51,HSJAMES N,41,51,HSJACQUES / JAKES / JEAKES / JAQUES / JEYKES / JACK / JAQUIN [Huguenots]

C,HT,Y,41,51,HSEliot’sWilliam = Bob Jakin

JEE / GEE / GEA / JOYE / JAY HT,Q,R,Z,41,51,HSJEFFCOTE / JEFFCOATE / JEPHCOTT / JEFFCOAT / GEFCOK / JEFCOAT / JEPHCOTE

HT,Q,R,41,51

JEFFERY / JEFFRY / JEFFRYE / GEOFFREY / GEFFREY / JEFFERIES L-B,L-N,HT,Q,Y,N,41,51,HSJEFFORD / GIFFARDJELLIFFE / JELLEIFFE / JELIFF / JOLIFFE / JELLEY / JELLY / JELY / IELLYE / GILES

C,HT,Q,R,N,41,51,HS

JENKINS / JUNKIN / JANEKYN Y,41JENNARDS / GINNARD / JENNARS HTJENNINGS / GENNANS / JOUNING / JANIN 41,51JENSON / JENSOW HTJERRAM / JERHAM / JEROME CJERSON HT

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JERVIS / JERVOISE / JARVIS / GERVIS / GERVASE / GERUEYSE L-N,41,51,HS [Visc.St.Vincent]JEWSBURY NJOBSON / JOPSON HSJODRELL HSJOHN / JOYNES L-NJOHNSON / JONSON C,HT,Q,Y,R,N,41,51,HS

Eliot’sRichard = Mr PulletMrs. R. = Mrs. Pullet

JONES / JOANS / JOHN HT,Q,Z,N,41,51,HSEliot’sRev. J.E. = Rev. Edgar Tryan

JORDAN / JORDON / JURDAN 41,51,HSJOYCE / JOWSEY / JOSS R,41,51JUDKINS / JUDKYN / JUDKIN / JUGGINS HTJUNIUSJURDAN / JORDAN L-Ca,L-G

KANE / CANE HTKAY / KEY / KEAY Q,Z,HS [also in Weddington 1860’s]KEDYKEELINGE / KEELING / CELING / KELYNG HT,Q,Y,51,HSKEENE / KEEN HT,Z,41,51,HSKELAYKELLETT / KELLITT HT,RKELLY / KELLEY / KELLIE Y,Z,N,41,51,HSKELSEY / KELCEY HT,R,Z,N,41,51KELVIE ZKEM / KEMM / KEMME / KEME / KEMES / KIME / KIMM / KYME / COMM / CAM / de KYME linked with Umfravilles & Tallboys

HSEliot’sSilas Marner = Joseph

KEMP / KEMPE L-N,HSKENDAL / KENDELL / KINDELL 41,51,HSKENNON HT

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KENT / KENTE Z,N,HSKENTEBURI BKERSEY / CARSEY DUKEYES / KAY / KEY HT?,51,HSKINDER / KENDER HT,Y,Z,N,41,51KING / KINGE HT,Q,Y,R,Z,N,41,51,HS

Eliot’sRev. W.H. = Mr Ely

KINGSTONE HSKIRKBY / KERBY / KIRBY / KIRKEBYE Z,N,41,51,HSKITCHIN / KETCHIN HT,41KITSONKITTERMASTER / KIDMINISTRE Q,HSKNIGHT / KNITES / KNIGH / CNIHT HT,Q,Y,W,Z,N,41,51,HSKNOLL / KNOLLYS / KNOWLES / NOWLES / de la CNOLLE / de CHNOLLE HSKNOX / CNOCKYRTON

LABRAM / LABRUMLACU F-CaLACY / LACYE / LARGE / LAS C,HT,HSLAGOE / LAGORE / LAGOW / LEGO / LIGO? QLAKIN / LAKINS / LADKINS / LABIN / LAWKINS / LUKIN HT,Q,41,51LAMBART CLAMPRAY 51LAMPTON ZLANDER / LAUNDER ZLANE HT,Q,51,HSLANGHAM / LANGAM HT,Q,HSLANGLEY / LANGELEY F-N,HSLANGTON 41,HSLAPWORTH 41,51LARGE / LARDGE L-R,HT,R,41,51

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LATHAL YLATHAM / LAYTHAM CLATHBURY 41,51LATIMER / LATTIMORE / LATTEMAN? / LATNER 51LAVENDER / LAUENDER / LAUNDER / LANDER L-G,CLAWLEY / LAULAG NLAWLIS WLAWRENCE / LAWRANCE / LORANCE / LAURENCE C,HT,Z,41,51,HSLAX / LAXE / LACKS / LAKES C,HT,R,ZLAXON CLEAKE / LEKE / LEKES / LECK B,C,41,HSLEASLY RLEAVIS / LEEVIS NLEBROOKS YLEDBURY / LEDBRIGHTLEE / LEIGH / LEA / LEES / LEGH = WALKER? C,HT,Q,Y,R,X,Z,N,41,51,HSLEEDHAM 41,51LEESON / LECESON 41,51,HSLEGGE HSLEICESTER / LESTER / LECSTOR / LISSITER / LASSETER HT,N,41,51,HSLENCH L-G,HSLENNARD / LEONARD HSLENTALL / LENTLE / LENTHALL HT,HSLENTON / LINTON HT,R,Z,N,41,51,HSLEOFRIC DBLEOFWIN DB forename?LEVESLEYLEVESONLEWIN / LIVENS / LOWIN N,51LEWIS / LEWES / HEWES 51LEXYNTONLIDDELL / LYTHELL / LITHWELL / LOYDELL / LIDELLIFFORD N

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LIGGINS N,41,51LIGOLILLEBURN / LILBOURNE / LYLLEBURNE / de LILLEBURN BLILLEY / LILLY / LITTLE / LILLIE / LELY HT,41,51,HSLIMFORD ZLINGARD / LINYARD W,N,41,51LINGER / LINGARDLIPTROTTLISLEY HSLISNEYLISTER / LITSTER / LEDSTER 41,51,HSLITTLETON HSLLOYD / LOYT [FLOYD locally confused] HT,N,41,51,HSLOACH / LOCHELOADER / LAUDER / LOADEN / LODER HTLOCCIUS VIBIUSLOCKLEY / LOCKLIE / STOKSLY HTLOCKWOOD / de LOCKWODE N,41LOCKYN CLOELL QLOFTE / LOFTS HT,HSLOGGINS / LOGGYN / LOGINGS C,HT,HSLOLE / LOWE Q,R,Z,N,41,51,HSLOMAS / LOMERS / LOMAX / LUMMIS / LUMAS 51,HSLOMBE BLONG / LANG Z,HSLONSLOE / LONGSLOUGH R,N,41,51LOOMEHOUSE / LOMB HTLORDSHAND RLOTEMAN L-GLOVE / LUFE HT,Y,41,51,HSLOVELL / LOWELL HSLOVEITT / LOVET / LOVOT / LOVOTE / LOVET B,Z,HS

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LOW / LOWE / LOWES / le LU / LUPUS [LOLE locally confused] 41,51,HSLOWKINS / LAWKINES HTLUCAS / LUKIS HT,Q,Y,R,W,Z,41,HSLUCENALUCY / LUCEY C,HT,HSLUDFORD / LUFFORD / de LUDEFORDA C,HT,Y,R,Z,N,41,51LUDFORD-CHETWODELUER HTLUGAR / LOVEGUARDLUKESLUMLEYLYFIELD / LAYFIELDLYMING / LYMINGE HTLYNE / LINE / LINES / LYNNEY / LINE L-We,Q,Y,HSLYTHALL=LIDDELL

MABB / MABBS / MABBE HSMADDOCKS / MADDOX / MADOCK / MATTOX / MATTOCK / MADOCH HT,41,51,HSMADDON 51MADGE / MAGGS / MAGGE MOGGS [MABBS locally confused]MAINE / MAYNE RMAIZE ZMALLABONE / MALLEBONE / MALBORNE / MALLABOURNE / MALLIBAR / MALBORNE / MALBEBAR / MALIBONE / MALLIBONES

HT,Q,Z,N,41,51

MALLORY / MALLORE / MALORY / MALORET HSMALYN L-W,QMAN / MANN / MANNS HT,Q,R,N,41,51,HSMANNERS / de MEINIERS Dukes of RutlandMANTILL / MANTYLL C,HSMANWARING / MANERING / MANWARING HT,HSMAREN / MURRYNE? HTMARGERI L-WMARKLEW 41

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MARLER / MARLOR / le MERLERE / le MERLAI / MARLLARD? HT,Z,N,41,51,HSMARLOW / MERLAUE / de MERLAWE HT,Z,N,41,51,HSMARMIONMARNER 41,51MARRIOTT / MARRIOT / MARIOTA N,41,51,HSMARSH / MARCH / le MERSE Z,51,HSMARSHALL / MARSCHALL / MARSKELL / MASCALL / MASKALL / MASKELL / MARESCAL / MASKERCAL / MARESCALD / le MARSCAL

B,C,HT,Y,N,41,51,HS

MARSON / MARSOM [MARSTON locally confused] 51MARSTON / de MERSTONA / de MERSTUN / MARSTEN HT,R,W,X,Z,N,41,51MARTEN / MERTYN / MARTYN / MARTAINE / MARTINUS / MARTIN C,Y,Z,41,51,HSMASON / MAYSON / MACUN C,Q,R,Z,41,51,HSMASSEMASSEY / MASSY / MATHIU / MACI HT,Y,HS

Eliot’sGerald = Felix Holt?

MASTERSON / MASTERSONE HSMATHEU / MATHER / le MATHERE L-We,HTMATHEWS / MATTHEW / MATHIU HT,R,W,41,51,HSMAUD / MOUND / MALD / MOLD / MATHILD L-H,HSMAUROMAYBURYMAYDEGOD L-NMAYERS / le MAIER 41MAYO / MEIGHU / MAYHEW Q,41,51MEAKIN / MAKIN 51MEARS / MEREMEDCALF / METCALF HT,RMEDLEY HSMEEK / MEE / MEEKE / MEK ZMEERINGS / MEAREING HT,RMEIGH / MEE / MEE-POWERS HT,QMELLY

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MERGEAT DBMERRY / MERRIE / le MIRIE HT,Q,W,41,51de MERSTON see MARSTON L-NMERYNTON F-NMESACMESSENGER / le MESAGIER Z,41,51,HSMETCALFE HSMEULAN = BEAUMONTMEY / MAY L-NMICHEL / MITCHEL A,51,HSMIDDLETON / de MIDELTONE HT,Z,HSMIGHT=MEIGH HT,HSMILES / MILO [MILLES locally confused] HT,Q,41,51,HSMILHOUSE / MILLHOUSE / MILHOWSE / MILLIS / MYLHOUSE / MILNHOUS / del MELNEHOUS

HT,Q,Y

MILLER / MILLAR / MULLER / MILLARE [MILNER locally confused] C,HT,Q,Z,41,51,HSMILLES / MILLS / MILLIS / MYLES / MYLS HT,Q,41,51,HSMILLINGTON / MYLINGTON / de MILLINGTON 41,51,HSMILNER / MILLNER / le MULNARE / MYLNERE HSMILWARD / MYLWARD / MILLWARD / MILLARD C,Q,HSMINOMELUSMIRYNG BMOBBS / MOBBYS / MABBS / MOBES / MABBAS / MOGGES / MOGGS / MOBBYS

C,HT,Q,R,Z

MOGG / MOGGE / MOGOTAMOLD / MOULD / MAUD HTMOLINGTON / WOOLLINGHAM HTMOLLADY NMOLLINEAUX / MOLYNEUX / de MULINAS NMONEY HSMONHAUTMONK / MONKE / MUNCKE / MUNEC R,HSMONTALT DU

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MONTFORT / de MONTFORDMONTGOMERY / MUNGOMERY / de MONTGOMERI ROGER HSMOON / MOONE / MUN / MUNN / de MOINE / de MOYEN HT,N,41,51,HSMOORE / MORE / MOORS / MORE C,HT,Q,Y,Z,N,41,51,HSMORDAUNT N,HSMORESLEYE see MURESLEVE L-NMOREWOOD / MOREWARD / MOOREWOOD / de MOREWODE 41,51MORRIS / MORRES / MAURICE HT,Q,Y,R,W,Z,N,41,51,HSMORRISONMORTIMER / MORTIMORE / MORTEMORE / WORTMOR / de MORTEMER DB,HT,YMORTON / MORETON / de MORTONE [NORTON locally confused] HT,Q,Y,R,Z,N,41,51,HSMOSS / MOSSE / del MOSMOSSIUSMOTON / MOTTON / MUTTONMOTTAMOUNT / del MOUNT HTMOUNTFORD / MOMFORD / MONTFORD HT,R,N,41,51,HSMULBURY / MOWBRAY HTMULLIS N,41MUN=MOONMUNEWORTH F-NMURESLEVE L-NMURRYNE MARTINE / MORGAN [MORRIS locally confused sometimes] HTMUSGRAVE / de MUSEGRAVEMUSSON / MUSTON / MUSSTON / MASTON / MUSSUN HT,R,Z,N,41,51MYATT

NARBOROW / NARBOROUGH / NERBURG HTNASH / NAISH = ASH HT,Y,R,Z,N,41,51,HSNASON / NAYSON N,41,51NAYLOR / NAILER / NAILOR / NAYLER / NAYLAIR N,41NEALE / NEAL / VEALE / NEELDS / NILE / NIHILL R,W,Z,41,51,HSNEATH / NEIATH HT,R,41,51

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NEEDHAM / NEEDAM / NEDHAM HT,41,51,HSNEGRINEUCOMEN / NEWCOMEN / NEUCUMEN L-M,HSNEVILLE / de NEUILLA / de NEWILL’ HSNEWBURG DUNEWCHURCH HTNEWCOMBE / NEWCON / NEWSHAM HT,41,51NEWDEGATE / NEWDIGATE HT,Q,Z,N,41,51,HS

Eliot’sSir Roger = Sir Christopher Cheverelnephew = Cap. WybrowLady Hester = Lady Henrietta CheverelSir Richard = Sir Anthony CheverelCharles N-N = Mr Oldinport

NEWLAND / de NIWELANDE HT,YNEWMAN / NIEMAN / NYMAN HT,R,HSNEWNEHAM / NEWNUM DBNEWSON / NEVSON NNEWTON / NIEWTUNA NURTON [NORTON locally confused] HT,Q,Y,R,Z,41,HSNICHOLS / MICHAELLS / NICHOLAS / NICOLS / NICKELL Q,HSNIXON / NICKSON / NIKKESUNE / NIXSONS Z,N,41,51,HSNOCKE / BOCK / NOGS / KNOCKE / NOCKS / NOCK / OAK HT,YNOONNORBURY / de NORTHBIR NARBURY [NARBOROUGH locally confused] HT,HSNORMANTONNORTH / WORTH HT,HSNORTHUMBRIA AUBREYNOWELL = KNOLL HSNUGENTNURSE 41,51NUTT / NOTT / NOT HT,Q,Y,R,N,41,HSNUTTER / le NOTERE Z

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OAKEY / OKEY N,41,51OBBESONE / HOBSON / HOPSON BODAM / ODHAM L-Wa,51ODO DB forename?D’OILLY DBOKEOVER / de ACOURE HSOLDHAM / OLDAM / de ALDEHAM QOLIVER / OLLIVER HT,Z,41,51,HSOLNER 51OLTON CONEBYONION / ONIONS / ONYON / UNGAN / UNION / OINOND / ONIAN / OYGNOUN ZORAM / ORME N,41,51ORCHARD / ARCHERD / NORCHARD L-B,C,HT,Q,41,51ORDISH / OREDYSSHE 41,51ORDWAY / ORDUUI / ORDWI / HARDWAY?ORMROD / ORMEROD 41,51OROBIN / HOROBIN / HORRABIN / HOREROBYN N,41ORREBYORRELL / ORELL / ORILL / ORERELL / ORRILL / de ORHILLE HT,R,41,51ORTON / ORETON / OVERTON / ORTUN / de OUERTON HT,Q,Y,N,41,51,HSOSBOURNE / OSBORNE / OSEBARN / OURTBOURNE / HOSBONS N,41,51,HSOUGHTON / OUTON / OWGTON / AUGHTON / OWGHTON / OWTON / OUERTON

C,HT,Q,Z

OULTON / de OLDETONOVER / WAVER / de OVERE 41,51OWENS / OWEN / OWIN 41,51OXFORD / OXENFORD Z,41,51OXWORTH Z

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PACE / PEACE / PAYS Y,41PADBURY / de PADEBERIA 41,51PAGET / PAGE / PAGIT / PAGGETT / PACHETT / PAGEN / PATCHET / PAGETT / PAIGE Marquis of Anglesey

L-N,HT,R,X,41,51,HS

PAINTER / PAYNTER HT,YPAKINT F-CaPALERNEPALFREYMON / PARFREMENT / le PALFREMYMAN B,HSPALMER / PALMERE / PALLNER / PAULMER / PAUMIER B,HT,R,Z,41,51,HSPALLET / PALLETT / PALIT Z,41,51PANKE BPARKER / BARKER / PRARKER / PARCHER L-We,L-R,C,HT,Q,Y,R,X,Z,41,51,HS

Eliot’sParker / Newdigate = Capt. Anthony Wybrow

PARNELL / PARNALL / PARNILL / PARMILL / PORNELL / PURNELL / PERONELLE

HT,Y,R,41,51

PARR / PAR / PERRE C,41PARSHAM / PASSAM Z,51PARSONS / PERSUN 41,51,HSPARTRIDGE / PARTRICK Q,HSPASNITT HTPASSER L-NPATE / PEATE / PATEMAN = CLARK? CPAUL / PAULE / PAULL / PAWLE / POWELL / POLE / PALL? HT,Y,W,Z,N,41,51,HSPAYNE / PAIN / PAYN / PEANE / PAINE / PAINS / PAGON / PAGAN L-B,C,HT,Q,Y,R,X,Z,N,41,51,HSPAYNELL / PANELL / PAGENEL HSPEABODY / PAYBODY HTPEACH / PETCH N,41,51,HSPEARCE / PEACE / PERCE / PIERCE 41,HSPEARSON / PIERRISON / PERSON L-N,41PECKHAM / de PECHAM HSPEDLE / PEDLEY HTPEEK / PEAKE / del PEC L-N,51

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PEG / PEGG / PEGGA HT,R,Z,N,41,51PEMBERTON / PEMERTON N,41,51,HSPENDRY / PENRYPENNINGTON / de PENINGTON HSPERCIVAL / PURCIFER 41,51,HSPERCYE / PURSEY HSPERKINS / PARKIN / PARKYNS / PIRKINS [JENKINS locally confused] C,HT,Q,Y,R,N,41,51,HSPERRIE / PERRY HT,Q,41,51PETRY / PETER HSPETTY / PETIE HT,Y,R,Z,N,41,51,HSPHILLIPS / PHILIPS / PHILLIPPS / PHELPS HT,Q,Z,N,41,51,HSPICKARD / PICKORD / PICKERD / le PYCARD HT,R,W,51PICKERING / WICKERING / de PICHERING X,Z,N,41,51,HSPICKETT / PIGGOTT / PICOT HT,HSPIDGIN / PIDGEON / PIDGON / PIGUN 51PIERISTON L-NPIERREPOINT / PIERREPONT / de PERAPUND [Earl Manvers or Duke of Kingston]PIGNUTT / PIGMITT / PIGNULT / PIZNUTT HT,41,51PIMLOT / PYMLOT / PIMBLOTT ZPINCHBECK / PINCHBACK / PINKBECK / de PINCEBEC HT,Z,41,51,HSPINCHIN / PINSENT / PINCUNPINCKERTON / PINKERTON N,41,51PINCOTTPINFOLD / PENFOLD / PUNDFOLDEPIPARDPIPE / PIPES HSPIPER / PYPER CPIZER / POYSER N,41PLACE / PLAICE NPLATT / PLATTE C,HSPLUMB / PLUM HSPOCHIN / POUCHIN PYGEON [POINTON locally confused] HS

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le POER-TRENCH / POER Earl of ClancartyPOINTON / POYNTON / de POCHINTUN / de POYNGTON 51POLE=PAUL / de la POLE [Dukes of Suffolk] HSPOLEY=POOL?PONSFORD / PAUNCEFOOT NPOOL / POOLE / POLE / POLL / POLE / atte POULE HSPOPE / le POPE N,41,51,HSPORTER / PORTARIUS A,C,HT,51,HSPORTEOUS / PORTAS / PORTEHORS Q,ZPOSTELEE BPOTTER / PORTER / le POTTER HSPOUTNEY / POUTHERNY / POULTNEY / POULTNE / PULTENEY / POOSEY

C,HT,R,N,41,51,HS

POVEY / POOVEY / POVY C,HSPOWELL / POEL / ap HOWEL [PAUL locally confused]POWER / POWERS / POOR N,41,51PRATT / PRAT / PRETT Z,N,41,51,HSPREIST / PRIEST QPRENCOE L-GPRENTOFT BPRESSOR QPRESTON Z,HSPRICE / PRYSE HT,Z,51PRIME / PRYMMEPRINCE / le PRINS NPRINSEPPRINTOPPPROCTOR / PROCKTER / le PROKETOUR HT,41,51,HSPROSSER ZPROWETT QPUFFEN

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PULLIN / PULLEN / PULLAN / PELEINPUREFOY / PURFREY / PUREFREY / PUREFEY / PEWREFOY / PURFEY / PARFEI C,HT,Q,DU,HS

Eliot’sDurfey

PYKE / PICK / PIKE HT,HSPYME / PYMME / PIM C,HSPYRK L-NPYWALL C

QUINNEY / QUINNYE HSQUIRK

RADBURYRADFORD / RETFORD W,41,51,HSRADULPHIRADWAY / REDDAWAY QRALPHS / ROLF / RALLS / RAFE / RAVES / RAWLES L-G,N,41,51RAMSDENRANDLE / RANDALL / RANDOLL / RANDEL C,HT,Q,Y,W,Z,N,41,51,HSRASON / RAISON / RASEN / de RASENE RAYSON [RAWSON locally confused] HT,Q,Y,N,41,51,HSRASWELL HTRATCLIFFE / RATCLIFF / RATLEIFFE / RATLIFF / RATCLYFF / RATCLYF C,HT,41,51,HSRATHBONE / RATHBAND / RADBONE W,41,51RAVES QRAVYN / RAVEN / RABYN / RAVEN B,C,HSRAWLETT / RAWLETTES / RAULOT / RALETT L-N,C,HT,QRAWLEY / RALEIGH HTRAWLYN / RAWLYNS / RALLINGS / RAULYN C,HSRAWSON / RAWSEN / RAUFSON / RAWESON HT,Q,Y,N,41,51,HSRAYNOR / RAYNER / RAINER / RENNER / RAINERUS HT,N,41,51,HSRAYSON / REYSON HT,Q,Y,N,41,51,HS

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READER / le REDERE 41,51REDE / READ L-C,51,HSREDGATE 41REDHEAD 41,51,HSREEVE / REVE / del REVES Z,N,51REMINGTON / KEMMINGTON / REYMYNGTON / REMENTON / RIMINGTON / de RIMINGTON

C,HT

RENNIE / RAINEY ZREPYNTON / REPPINGTON / REPENDENE = TYLER? CREYNALDYN B,L-H,L-N,L-A,AREYNARDSON / RAINARDIREYNOLDS / RENNELL / RENOLDS / RUNNNILS / RANILLS / RENOILDS / RAINALDI [KENNON locally confused]

HT,X,41,51,HS

RICE Y,HSRICHARDS / RICHARD / RICKARD C,HT,R,HSRICHARDSON / RYCHARDSON C,Q,Z,41,51,HSRICHMAN / RICHEMAN N,HSRIDDELL / RYDDELL / WRITTELL / RIDELRIDDINGTONRIDGWAY / RIDGEWAY / de RUGGEWEIE N,41,51RIDER / RYDER C,HT,Q,NRIDLEY / RYDLEY / de REDLEG CRIGGE / de RIGGE [BIGGS locally confused] HT,HSRILEY / RYLEY / RILEIE / RILIE C,Q,Z,N,41,51,HSROBERTS / ROBERT / RABARTS L-M,HT,41,51,HSROBBINS / ROBENS / ROBINS Y,ZROBINSON / ROBYNSON / ROLLINSON C,HT,Q,Y,R,Z,N,41,51,HS

Eliot’sJohn = Mr PettiferMrs J. = Mrs Pettifer

ROBYNETT CROCKET / ROCKETT / ROKET HTRODBOURN / RODBOURNE / RUDBURN B,L-N

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RODENE / RODINE L-NRODVILE / de RODVILE / RUDVILLEROGERS / RODGERS / ROGER L-N,A,HT,R,41,51ROHAUDROLF / ROLFE / ROWLES L-G,41,51,HSde ROOS / ROOS = de ROS ? / ROSSde ROS ROSS [ROUS locally confused] F-Ca,41,51ROSE / ROYCE / ROYSE / ROTHAIS / ROHESIA / ROES / ROSA HT,R,N,41,51ROSS / ROOSE / ROSE 41,51,HSROTHERHAM / ROTHERAM / RATHARHAM / ROTHEROM / RODERHAM C,HT,Q,HSROUGHDICHE / ROWDYCH / ROWDICH / ROUDICH / ROWISH / LOWDICH CROWBOTTOM / ROBOTHAM / ROBOTTOM / ROOBOTHEM / REOBOTHOM / ROBOTOM

41,51,HS

ROWE Z,51,HSROWLEY / ROWLIE / de RUELAY HT,N,41,51RUDBURYRUDDINGRUFFUSRUGLASS NRUSH / ate RUSSH HT,ZRUSHTON / de RISTON 41,51,HSRUSS / ROUS / ROWSE / RUSE HSRUSSELL / RUSSEL / RUSSELL / ROUSEL L-G,C,51,HSRUYDYNG / RUDING L-G,F-N

SACHEVERELL / SACHEVEREL / de SALTCHEVEREL C,HSSADELER / SADLER / SADDER / le SADELERE L-N,HT,Q,HSSADFORD YSALAMON / SALMON / SALOMON L-Wa,A,HSSALE / SEALE / la SALESALEBYSALISBURY / SALISBERY / SALISBYE / de SALESBERIE C,HT,51SALLE / de SALLE HT

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SALO DB forename?SAMON / SALAMAN Y,HSSAMPSON / SANSON L-G,HSSAMWELL HSSANDERS / SAUNDERS / SANDRE C,HT,Y,41,51,HSSANDS / SAND 41,51,HSSANFORD / SANDFORD / SANDSFORD / SAMFORD 41,HS

Eliot’sRev. G.W. = Mr. Baird

SANKEY / SANKER / de SANKI N,41,HSSANSOME / SANSOM / SANZAVEIRSARRUSSATCHELL / SACHEL YSAUNDERS / SANDERS / SANDARS HT,Q,Y,41,51,HSSAVAGE / SAVIDGE / SALVAGE / SALUAGE HT,N,41,51,HSSAVERNERSAWFORD HT,QSAXI / SAXE DB forename?De SCALES / SCALES / de SCALARIISSCARMINGESCATTERGOOD / SKATTERGATE / SKATERGOT HT,51,HSSCOTT / SCOT / SKOT / SCOT F-N,Z,41,51,HSSCOTTON / SCOTTEN / de SCOTTON HT,QSCOWTONSCRIVENER / SCRIVINER N,41,51,HSSEA / SEE / del SEE HTSEABROOK / SEBROKESEARLE YSEDGWICK / SIGGISWIEKE / SIGGISWICK / SYGGISWIK / de SEGHESWYK C,HTSEDDONSEES / de SEES / SEISSELBY / de SELEBIA / de SYLBY [SOLBE locally confused] B,51,HSSELER L-G

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SELIMANSELVEY HTSEMAN / SEAMAN Bde SEPIASERJEANT / SERIANT / SARGIN / SERGENT / SERJANT / SARGANT HT,Q,Y,HSSEWELL / SHOWELL / SIUUOLDUS HSSEYMOUR / SANCTO MAURO N,HSSEYWARD HTSHAILER / SHAYLER NSHAKELTHORPSHAKESPEARE / SHAKSPEARE / SAKESPERE HT,51,HSSHAKKYLTON / SHAKULTON / SCHACHELITON CSHARD=SHERD / SHEARD?SHARP / SHARPE / SCEARPA HT,41,HSSHARPLESS / de SCHARPLESSHAWE / SHAW / SHAFE / SHAVE / SHAY / de SCHAGE / de la SCHAWE [Barons of Craigmyle]

HT,Q,Y,R,Z,N,41,51,HS

SHEARES / SHEARS / SHEIRES / SHIERS / SHEER / SHIRES HT,Q,41SHEARSBY / SHEARBY / SHEASBY RSHEEN / SCHENE HSSHEEPY / SHEEPEY / SHEAPELY HT,QSHEFFIELD / de SHEFEL Z,N,41,51,HSSHELDON / SHELTON / de SHELTON Z,HSSHELHULL L-CaSHELMERDINESHEPHERD / SHEPPARD / SHEPARD / SHEEPHEARD / SHEPHEARD / SHEPERD / SEPHERD

L-W,C,HT,Q,N,51,HS

SHERMAN / SHARMAN HSSHERWIN / SCEREWIND HSSHERWYNT L-GSHERWOOD / de SHIREWODE HS

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SHEWEL / SHAWELSHILTON HT,Q,N,41,51

Eliot’sSarah = Caterina Tina Sastri / Sarti?

SHIREFORD / SHELFORD / SHIRFORD / de SHELFORD L-BSHIREWODESHIRLEY / de SCHIRLE 51,HSSHIRLOK L-SSHISSELL YSHORE / del SHORE 51SHORT / SCORT N,41,51,HSSHORTHOUSE / SHORTHOSE ZSHOTESWELL L-MSHRIGLEY / de SCRIGGEL HSSHUTE / SCHUTE 41,51SHUTTLEWORTH / de SCHUTTLESWORTH N,41,51,HSSIDDALL / SIDDELL / SIDDLE / SIDLE / SYDAL HT,Q,41,51SIDWELL 41,51SIDGLEY ZSILLCOAT / SILLCOTT HTSIMMONDS / SIMMONS / SIMUND HT,41,51,HSSIMPKIN / SIMPKINS / SIMKIN / SYMKIN HT,R,41,HSSIMPSON / SYMMESON Z,41,51,HSSIMS / SIMMS N,51SKEFFINGTON / de SCHEFTINTON [Viscount Massereene & Ferrard] Q,R,HSSKELSEY XSKETCHLEY / SCETCHLY / SCECHBY / SCHETHLY / SCRATCHLEY / SHELTS HT,Z,51SKEYSKIDMORE / de SCUDIMORE 41,51SKIPWITH / de SKIPWYTH N,HSSLADE / SLADES CSLATER / le SCLATERE 41,51,HSSLIM / de SCLYME

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SLINGSBY / SLINGSBEY / de SLINGESBY HT,Y,R,X,51SMALLEY / SMALLIE / de SMALLEGHES Z,41,51SMALLMAN / SMALEMANSMART / SMATT HT,Q,R,Z,41,51SMEDLEY 41,51SMITH / SMYTHE / SMYTH / SMEETH / SMID L-W,L-We,L-

G,C,HT,Q,Y,R,X,W,Z,N,41,51,HSSMYLLINGTONSOMERLAND YSOPWITH / de SOPEWORTH ZSOULE / SOLE / la SOLE / de SOULEYE L-N,41SOUTHAM / de SOUTHAM / SOWTHAM / de SUHAM HT,Q,R,41,51SOUTHERNE / SOUTHAM HT,Q,R,W,41,51SPARK / SPERK A,41,HSSPARROW / SPARROWE / SPEREWE HT,41,51,HSSPEIGHT / SPAIGHT / SPEYTSPENCER / SPENSAR / le DESPENSER HT,Y,R,Z,N,41,51,HSSPEOLE / SPOELE F-NSPER BSPICER / SPYSOUR / le ESPICIER ASPIRES / SPEARS / SPIR RSPOEK L-NSPOONER / le SPONERE N,41,51,HSSPRAT / SPROTT / SPROT Y,HSSPRIGG / SPRIG Q,Z,N,51SPROTT / SPROT / SPRATT HTSQUELCH / QUELCH / SWQUELCH / SWUELCH Z,41,51STAFFORD / de STADFORD = FAUKONER? C,HT,51,HSSTAIN / STEIN Z,51STANDRINGSTANFORD / STANDFORD / de STANFORD N,41,HSSTANLEY / STANLY / STANDLEY / de STANLEYA HT,Q,R,41,51,HSSTANTON / STAUNTON / aet STANTUNE / STONTON? HT,Z,41,51,HS

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STAPLES / de STAPEL HT,YSTARKEY / STARKIE / STERKYE / STARKY C,HT,Q,Y,Z,41,51,HSSTEANE 41,51STEARESMORE / STAREMORE HTSTEFF L-CaSTEFNE L-NSTELE / STEL / STEELE L-C,Q,HSSTELFOX NSTEVENS / STEPHENS HT,41,51,HSSTEWARD / de STIWERD Z,HSSTIRLEY 41,51STOCKLEY / de STOCKLEYE 41,51STOCKS / STOCK / de la STOKKE B,N,41,51,HSSTOKES / de STOKES / de STOCHAS L-We,41,51STONE / STONS / STONES HT,Y,41,51,HSSTONEHILL / STONILL / STANHILL HTSTOPFORD / de STOKEPORT N

Eliot’sRev. Robert Bruce = Hon. & Rev. Prendergast

STORER / le ESTORUR 41,51STOT / STOTTE / STOTT L-NSTOWE / de STOUE N,41,51,HSSTOWELL / de STOWELL HTSTRATFORD / de STRATFORD HT,Q,R,DU,HS & Lord HopSTRATTON / de STRATTON HT,N,41,51STRETCH / ESTRECHSTRETFORD? CSTRETTON / WRETTON / de STRETTONA HT,Y,N,51,HSSTRICKLAND / de STIRCLANDA HTSTUBBS / STUBB 51,HSSTYLLE L-B,HSSUDELEY / SUDLEE / SUDLE / de SUDELEY / de SUDLEGA L-GSUFFOLK / SUFFOULK / de SUFFOLK HT,Q,Y,R,W,Z,N,41,51

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SUMNER / SOMINOUR / le SUMONUR / SUMPNER L-N,41,51SUTTON / de SUTTON / de SUDTONE HT,Y,N,41,51,HSSWAIN / le SWEYN / SWAINE L-N,HT,41,51,HSSWANN / SWAN / SWON / SWANNE / SUANNUS L-N,HT,Q,41,51,HSSWIFT / SUIFT Q,Z,41,51SWINFEN XSWINNERTON / de SUINERTON Z,N,41,51SWINNERTON-BEETESYMINGS=SIMMONDSSYMONDS=SIMMONDS? C,Qle SYNEKERE / SINKER B

TABBERER / TABERER / le TABURUR 41,51TABBERNER / TABBENER / TAVERNER / TABERNER N,41,51TAGGART NTAILBOIS / TALLBOYS / TALBOYS / TAILGEBOSE HSTALBOT / TALEBOTUS HSTALCOTT / TEILCOAT / TAILECOATE / TYELCOTE / TYELCOOTE / TALLCOATE / TAYLECOTE / TILECOTE

C,HT,Q

TALLIS = TOWLETAME / de TAME ZTAPLIN / TOPLIN N,41,51TAYLOR / TAYLER / TAILOR / TAILER / TAYLLOR / TAYLOR L-N,L-Wa,C,HT,Q,Y,R,Z,N,41,51,HSTEBB HTTEDD / TEDDS / TADD Z,51TEMPLE / de TEMPLE 41,HSTENANT / TENNANT / TENAND N,41,51,HSTERRELL / TYRELL / TIRRELL 41,51,HSTHACKER / THATCHER HT,HSTHACKWELL / THAKER ZTHOMAS Z,N,41,51,HSTHOMPSON / TOMPSON / THOMSON C,Y,Z,N,41,51,HSTHORKELL / THURKYL / THURKELL / TURKEL / TOGHILL / TUTTLE L-W,41

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THORNE N,41,51,HSTHORNTON HT,51,HSTHORPE / THARPE / de TORP C,51,HSTHROCKMORTON / de THROKE MERTON HSTHROWN / THRONE / FRONE / THORNE HTTHURMAN / THORNMAN / TURMUND N,41,51TIBBUTS / TIBBETTS / TYBOTE N,51TIBBESONE ATILL / TILLS / TILLA 41,51TILSON / TILSTON / TYLSON HT,Z,41,51,HSTIMBREL / TIMBRELL / TIMBELL Z,41TINSLEY / de TINDESLE N,41TINSWELLTITMAS / TITMOUSETOGHILL=TURKELLTOMKINSON / TOMPKINSON / TOMKYNSON N,51,HSTOMLINSON / THOMLIN / THOMLINSON HT,41,51

Eliot’sMr = Thomas Hincks

TONKS / TUNKS / TUNCKS 41,51TOOKEY / TUCKEY / TUCKEY / TOCHI W,51TOON / TOAN / TOONE / TOW Q,41,51TOOTH / DENTIBUS / TO THE RTOPCLIFFE HSTOPP / TAPP / TAPPE / TOPPE HT,Q,R,W,41,51TORBIT / TURBUTT / TURBARD / TURBERT N,41,51,HSTOVEY / TOVI / TOVEE HTTOWE / TOW=TOUGH Z,41,51TOWLE / TOLL / TOLLES [TALLIS locally confused] N,41,51

Eliot’sJohn = Mr. Lowme

TOWNSEND / TOWNSHEND / TOWNYSEND / TOWNSENDE / atte TOUNENDE

C,Z,N,41,51,HS

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TRAP / TRAPPETREMLETT / de TRIBUS MINETIS / TREISMUNETTESTRENCHTREVERS / TREVIS / TREVOR / TREVER HTTREWE / TRUE / TROW L-STRIBE 51TRICKLE NTROTMAN / TRODMAN / TROTEMAN HT,HSTROUGHTON N,HSTRUSSELL / TRUSWELL / TRUSSILL HT,R,N,41,51,HSTRYE / TRIETRYMNELLTUCKEY / STUKY / TUBY / TOOKEYES / TOOKEY HTTUNNICLIFFE / TUNICLIFF / TOMMICLIFFE / de TUNWALECLIF 41,51TURN L-NTURNER / TURNUR / le TURNUR / TRANTER / TRONTER B,HT,Y,R,X,Z,N,41,51,HSTURVILLE / TURVILE / de TURVILLE / de TUREVILLATUTTLE=TURKELLTWIGGER / TWYG Z,N,41,51TWISWELL / TWIZEL HTTWYFORD / de TWYFORD / de TWIFORD L-STWYSDEN / de TWYSDENNE RTYLEMAKARTYLER / TYLOR / TYLLER / TYSALL / TILER C,HT,N,41,51,HS

ULFKETEL DBde UMFREVILLE / D’UMFREVILLE / UMFREVILLE / de UMFRAVILLE / D’UMFRAVILLE / UMFRAVILLE / UNFRANUILLA

HS

UNDERHILL / UNDERHULLEUNTON Z,HSUPTON / de UPTON / om OPTUNE HS [Viscount Templetown]URLAM=IRLAM? / ARUNDELL / ARNDELL / HORLOM HT

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VALE / VAIL / VAILE / de la VAL 41VARDEN / VERDIN / VARDIN Z,N,41,51VARNESAN HTVAUGHAN / VEHAN Z,51,HSVAUGHTON / VOYTON / WAUGHTON NVEARES / VEARE / VERE / VEIRSE / de VER HT,QVEASEY / VEASY / VEIYS / VACY / VEFREY? / VESSEY / VASIEY DB,C,HT,41,51,HSde VERNY / VERNEY / de VERNAI / VERNY / VARNEY F-N,HT,HSVERNON / de VERNON / VARNON / VERNUM VARNHAM [FARNHAM locally confused]

HT,X,N,41,51,HS

VERNAY=de VERNYVINCENT / VYNSON / VYNCENT / VINCETT / VINCENCIUS C,HT,Z,51,HSVINE / VINES / le VINEVINT=FYNTVITALIS IVVOWLES / VOYLE=FOWLE C

WADCOCK / WHADCOCK / WADCOK B,Q,Z,N,41WADDAMS / WADHAM ZWAGSTAFF / WAGSTER / WAGGESTAF / WAGSTAFFE / WAGTAFFE [14thC coalfield archives]

B,HT,Q,Y,R,Z,N,41,51Eliot’sMrs Wagstaff = Mrs Wagstaff

WAINWRIGHT / WANWRECHTE 41,51,HSWAITE / WAYTE / WAIT / WAIGHT / WEIGHT / WHAITE / le WAYTE B,L-N,F-N,HT,A,51,HSWAKELYN / WAKLYN / WALKLIN / WAKELIN / WALCELIN Q,HSWALCOTE / WALCOTT / de WALECOTE HSWALDRON / WALLDROME YWALE / WAILES / WALES / WAIL / WEALLE C,HT,Q,41,51,HSWALFORD / de WALEFORD HT,QWALKER / le WALKERE C,HT,Q,Y,N,41,51,HSWALL / de la WALLE 41,51,HSWALLINGTON Eliot’s

Mrs = Mrs Raynor

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WALMESLEY / de WALMERESLEGHE ZWALTERS / WALTERUS HT,HSWALTON / de WALTONA C,N,51,HSWANDLY R,41WANEREWAPPENBURYWARBOTHAM / WARBARTON / WARBURTON / de WARBERTONWARD / WARDE L-S,HT,Q,N,41,51,HSWARDEN / UUERDENNUS / WARDEIN HT,Q,RWARDLE / WARDELL / WARDLES / WARDALL / de WERDALE W,Z,N,41,51WARE / le WARE L-We,L-CaWARING / WAREING / WARIN / WARREN / WARYN / WORREN / WARINI

B,L-C,L-W,HT,Q,N,41,51,HS

WARKMAN CWARMINGHAM HT,QWARMINGTON / et WERMINGTUNEWARNER / WALNER / WARNERUS Q,R,Z,N,41,51,HSWARTON / WHARTON / de WERTUNAWARTOP / WARTOPPE / WHARTOP=HARTOPP? C,HTWASHBAND 51WASHINGTON / de WASSINGTONWASNIDGE / WASTNAGE 51WATERFIELD / WALTERUILE Z,HSWATERS / WALTEES / WALTERUS / WAUTER HT,R,41,51,HSWATERDRAUER / WATERDRAWERWATKINS / WATKIN / WALTERKIN Q,Z,41,51WATSON C,HT,W,41,51,HSWATTS / WATTES / WATTE C,HT,R,N,41,51,HSWEAVER / le WEVERE HT,HSWEBB / WEBBE / WEB / se WEBBA C,HT,Q,41,51,HSWEBSTER / le WEBSTER 41,51,HSWEDYNTON L-NWEIGHT / WIGHT=WAYTE

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WEIGHTMAN=WIGHTMANWELL / WELLS / WELLES / de WELLES Z,41,51WELTON / de WELLETUN ZWEMME / WEM BWEST / de WEST Z,41,51,HSWESTON / de WESTUNA 41,51,HSWETNALLWETTON / WHETTON C,HT,N,41,51WHALLEYS / de WALLEGde WHATTEN HSWHATMAN / WHEATMAN / WATMAN / WATEMANWHEATLEY / WHEATLY / WHETELY C,HT,W,Z,41,51,HSWHELDON / WHEELDON 41WHELLESBURGHWHETSTONE / WHITSTONE / de WETSTAN Z,41,51,HSWHEWAY / WHAWAY Z,N,41,51

Eliot’sJames = Jonathan Lamb

Werwe = 15th C. Dutch sculptors, place name in HollandNorwich 1609 had similar names – Werew, WheewahWewer = weavers, Lower GermanicWhewhe / Wehweh = may be a German placeWeduwe = widowDutch = Weya, Wehr, not HuguenotsMay be equivalent to HEWITT / HUET

WHISHAW / WISHAWWHISTONS / de WHISTON YWHITE / WHITT / WYT / WHYTE / le WHYTE / WHITA / WIT L-C,C,HT,Q,Y,W,Z,N,41,51,HSWHITEHALL / de WITHALGH HSWHITEHEAD / WHITE / WHITHAUED Q,Y,Z,41,51,HSWHITEHOUSE / atte WHHITHOUSWHITEMAN / WHITMAN / WITTMAN / QUITHMANUS HT,Q,HS

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WHITLEY / WHITELEY CWHITMOOR / WHITTMOOR / WHITMORE / WHITEMORE / de WITMORE HT,Q,Y,Z,41,51,HSWHYTYNG / WHITING / WITTING / WITTNG / WITENC L-N,HSWIGGINS / WIGAN / de WIGAN / WIGEINWIGHTMAN / WEIGHTMAN / WYCTMAN / WIHTMAN HT,41,51,HSWIGSTON RWILCOX / WILLCOX / WILCOK HT,Q,Y,HSWILD / WILDE DB,HT,QWILDING / WILDINGUS NWILDMAN / WYLDMANWILKES / WIKES / WYLKE C,HSWILKESSON HTWILKINSON / WILKENSON / WILKINSON HT,Q,Z,41,51,HSWILLAN / WILLN / WILANUS NWILLDAY / WILDAY=WALTHEW 51WILLETT / WILLOT / WYLOT Z,41,51WILLEYWILLIAMS / WILLELMI N,41,51,HSWILLIAMSON / WELLESONE / WILLIAMSSONE HT,41,51,HSWILLOUGHBY / WILLOWBY / de WILGEBI HSWILLS / WILLES / WILLIS / WILLE HT,Q,N,41,51WILMOT / WILLOMETT / WILLMOT / WILLIMOT HT,N,HSWILMOUR / WILMORE / WILMORE / de WILTEMORE Z,41,HSWILSEY / WYLSEYWILSON / WILLESONE / NODSON C,HT,Q,N,41,51WINCOTT / WILMCOTE / de WITHAMECOTEWINFIELD / WINGFIELD / de WYNEFIELD N,41,51,HSWINSTANLEY / de WINSTANESLEG HSWINTER / WINTERS N,41,51,HSWINTERTON / de WINTRETUNE HTde WIRCE DBWITHERINGTON / de WYTHERENDENNWISE / WYSE / ROWSE / se WISA HT,Q,R

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WODEWARD / WOODWARD / le WODEWARD L-N,41,51,HSWODYNTON L-NWOMBWELL / de WAMBEWELL N,HSWOOD / WODE / WOODS / WORDE / de WODE C,HT,Q,Z,N,41,51,HSWOODCOCK / WOODCOX / WOODLOCK / WODECOCH HT,N,41,51,HSWOODHEAD / de WODHEUED Q,51WOOLFE / WOLFE / WOULFE / WULF Q,HSWOOLLEY / WULLEY / WILLEY / WOLEY / de WULUELE C,N,51,HSWOOTTON / WOOTTEN / de WOTTON HT,Q,HSWORD YWORLEY / WARLEY / de WERLAIO HTWORSELEY / WORSLEY / de WYRRESLE HSWORSHIP / WURSHIPP / WORSHIPE / WORSHIPPE / WORCHIPE C,HT,QWORTHINGTON Z,41,51,HSWOSEY YWRAY / WREY / WROE 51,HSWRIGHT / RIGHT / WRITHE / RETT / le WRIT L-M,A,C,HT,Q,Y,R,W,Z,N,41,51,HSWRIOTHESLAYWULFRIC DB forename?WYATT / GUYATT / WYOT / WIOT de --- 51,HSWYKES / WIACKS / WIKES / WILKES / WICH Z,41,51WYKHAY L-NWYKELEYWYMONDSALL / WYMONDISALD / WOMANCELL / WOMANSOLD / WIMANDSOLL

HT,Q,HS

YARDLEY / PEARDLEY / YERDLY / YEARDLEY C,51,HSYATES / YATE / YEATES A,HSYELL / YELD QYELVERTON / de YELVERTUNEYERWOOD / YARWOOD=YORATH HTYGALD L-NYORKE / YORK HT,51,HS

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YOUNG / YOUNGE / YON Q,HSYOXALL / YOXHALL / de YOXHALE / YOKISALL

ZOUCHE / de la ZOUCHE / SUCH L-Wa,HS

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Surname quantity for each initial letter:A=76 B=233 C=128 D=96 E=32 F=71 G=83 H=150 I=18 J=29 K=29L=91 M=101 N=32 O=28 P=96 Q=2 R=69 S=171 T=70 U=6 V=15W=124 X=O Y=9 Z=1

Commonest surname letters:B=233 13.1% S=171 9.9% H=150 8.5% C=128 7.3% W=124 7.2%M=101 5.8% D=96 5.4% P=96 5.4% L=91 5.2% G=83A=76 F=71 T=70 R=69 E=32N=32 K=29 O=28 J=28 I=18

Less than 1%; rarest surname letters:V=15 Y=9 U=6 Q=2 Z=1X=0

The commonest surname in 1851 and therefore the greatest number ofpeople with that name was JEFFCOATE, followed closely by SMITH.

incept: 1st March 1995 rev: June 2004 4th revision 1750 name types

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POSTSCRIPT

Having compiled this extensive list of surnames I felt it was worth nominating a few names for Merit awards:

1) The Ultimate Historical Insoluble Enigma: TEDDY [JOSEPH] KEM: 1700-1780

2) The Ultimate Survivor Family, who started well and continued to do so: GEASTE = STRATFORD = DUGDALE

3) The Working Class Hero and co-founder of the Nuneaton Observer 1877, later editor of the Bootle Times: ALFRED LESTER SCRIVENER: 1845-1886

4) The lady who came from reasonable backgrounds and made the best of her opportunities, (but in my humble opinion did NOT closely observe, firsthand, the countryfolk in their countryside, as did Thomas Hardy): MARY ANN CROSS, nee EVANS George Eliot

5) The "Renaissance Man" who did well in many subjects: HENRY BEIGHTON F.R.S. 1687-1743

6) The Ultimate Poseur with many talents, who failed to earn his rightful place: JOSEPH LIGGINS

7) The family who have stayed in Nuneaton at all costs: CLAY

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