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Names of individuals are alphabetized by surname or by their Indian name; organizations are alphabetized by the first letter of their name. Scroll through the list or use your browser's ‘Find' (‘Ctrl' +'F') option to find a name. Click on a name to find items associated with that name or click Back and enter the name in the search box. (. 1  Albert (unknown surname), Pueblo There is more to Sellick family history than the origin of your surname: Start your Genealogy to find your personal Sellick family ancestry. It's easy to get started. Just begin your family tree with what you already know.  0 SCOWN, SCAWN scawen, elder tree 58 SELLICK, SELLECK poss: from personal name Salac 16 SEMMENS, SEMMONS, SEMENS unknown meaning 407 SERPELL, SERPLE unknown meaning, seems to originate in St Dominick parish, Charnock suggests sarf-pol or serpent pool, however I doubt this as it would properly be rendered pol-sarf.  Burrough is an east Devon name in 1881 and Burrow seems to have two origins: one in Devon, the other in Cumbria. Forms with a final s are much less common in Devon than further north and east in England. Widely distributed across England, in Devon there were high numbers in Barnstaple in 1881; in 1332 only 1 in South Pool (as Herdyng) but Herding and Harding appear just north of Exeter in the Eyre of 1238. Cayuga County, New York Surname~Cyber~Searchers-S. If you would like to be added to this surname page, please cayuga@roadrunner.com (Bernie Corcoran) be sure to include the surname that you are researching, your name, your email address, the Cayuga County location and dates that you want listed.. This page is intended to provide a web site of surnames for genealogy research in Cayuga County, NY. If the surname does not have a direct link to Cayuga County, please do not submit them here. Questions related to your genealogy research should be submitted to the Cayuga County Rootsweb/Ancestry Message Boards. 75. 0.0123. The Total column shows the total number of people in that county or town with this surname. For example, there were 155 people called DAMERELL in Devon at the time of the 1881 census. The Frequency column shows the percentage of people in this county or town with this surname. For example, a frequency of 0.0255 in Devon means that 0.0255% of the people in Devon on census day were called DAMERELL. Names for the Cornish: Three Hundred Cornish Christian Names Truran, Dyllansow. Names for the Cornish: Three Hundred Cornish First Names Tor Mark Press. The National Coastwatch Insitution Symons, Tom (Presenter). National Register of Shipping Arrivals Australia and New Zealand Peake, Andrew G,ed.  I believe this to be originally a Devon name but in 1881 most of the Bunkum name are in Liskeard (Cornwall) and the Buncombes are in Axbridge (Somerset). In the 17th. cent a William Bunkam was a Freeman of Exeter and another gave his name to a cottage in Hemyock. The first accords with Hoskins description, the second is an East Devon name. Stoate records Coldsworthy which is also in the 1851 census but not in Devon in 1881(Then only one person of the name, in Bristol) I have also seen Colsworthy & Coldsworthy in East Devon.
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is selleck a cornish surname