scottish/irish surname Wondering if the name bailey is more scottish or more irish.I would like to start looking up my family tree but not sure which way to go. Thank-you anita riley Bailey is an English name though there have been Baileys in Ireland for centuries. Bailey is also a synonym for Bellew. Mick, Clonmel, Ireland My last name is Gilkey and was told that it was Scottish but 1n 1650 or so,they were in Ireland, so
is this a Scottish or Ireland surname? Thank you. Loretta, USA is there a connection between stopps,,and scott in respect that we may share a tartan?...
stopps Ny name means? Keeney Pre- American History of the KEENEY Surname.
[www.keeneyklan.com] Ó Cianaigh I'm trying to figure out my family plaid. The surname that I follow is Kelly. I was once told that this name fell under the MacDonald clan but personally I have no idea. Also, I would like to verify that this is an Irish line. Can anybody help? Mike Compton Is Keir a scottish or Irish surname? Keir My Blacks left Ireland c1700. Family tradition says they were Scots. Probably from Antrim or Donegal? Is there a concentration of Blacks in those counties now?
--Kenneth Black Black is there an irish translation for the surname boyd? thank you!! boydie Hi just wondering if i can get some help is mcconnell scottish or irish McConnell |
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