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Home ==> Surnames ==> Arnold
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| Surname origins |
1. First name Derived from the first name of an ancestor or 2. Location Derived from the location where an ancestor originated |
| Meaning | i)
1. 'Eagle power' or 2. 'Eagle Haugh' or ii) Name of the village where the ancestors lived |
| Geographic origins | i)
Nottinghamshire, East Yorkshire but mainly in South Midlands and Monmouthshire
in Wales ii) From the villages of Arnold in east Yorkshire or Nottinghamshire |
| Language | 1.
Old German or 2. Old English |
| Sources | i)
Cottle, Basil, The Penguin Dictionary of Surnames (London:
Penguin UK, 1967) ii) Reaney & Wilson, A Dictionary of English Surnames (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1958) |
| My
line of the Arnold family can be traced back to
Joseph Arnold and Mary Roberts who lived in Nuneaton in Warwickshire
at the beginning of the 19th century. A branch of the family moved to Warwick before settling in the Salford area of Manchester where in 1835 my great great grandmother Maria Louisa Arnold was born. In 1860 she married George Guest Howe at Salford. They had 4 (known) children. |
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