Addison
Son of Adam
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Archer
Bowman; archer
Avery
From Alberich or Alfred; meaning depends on the route
Bennett
Blessed, through Benedict
Brooks
Brook; stream
Cameron
Crooked nose
Carter
Transporter of goods by cart
Cooper
Barrel maker
Everly
Wild boar’s woodland clearing
Grayson
Son of the steward
Harper
Harp player or maker
Hudson
Son of Hudde
Jackson
Son of Jack
Kennedy
From the Irish surname Ó Cinnéidigh
Kinsley
Clearing belonging to Cyne
Lincoln
Lake colony
Madison
Son of Matthew or son of Maud
Mason
Stoneworker
Nolan
From Nuallán, a name based on famous or loud
Quinn
From Conn; possibly sense or chief
Riley
Rye clearing, or an Irish surname of separate origin
Rowan
Little red one in Irish; also the rowan tree
Scarlett
A maker or seller of scarlet cloth
Walker
Fuller of cloth
Wesley
West clearing or meadow
Weston
West settlement
Wyatt
From Wigheard: battle + brave or firm
Adler
Eagle
Ainsley
Clearing associated with solitude or a hermitage
Alden
Old friend
Ashley
Ash-tree clearing
Ashton
Ash-tree settlement
Austin
Great; venerable
Bailey
Bailiff
Barrett
Surname; probably quarrelsome
Beckett
Uncertain; possibly beak or stream
Bellamy
Beautiful friend
Blake
Black or pale
Blakely
Dark clearing
Bowen
Son of Owain
Bradley
Broad clearing
Briggs
Bridge
Brooke
Brook; small stream
Callan
From the surname Ó Cathaláin
Carson
Surname of uncertain meaning
Casey
From Cathassach, meaning vigilant
Chase
Chase; hunt
Chelsea
Chalk landing place
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