The surname Shoe originated in England. This English last name is from Middle English 'shoe' (Old English scoh). It is an occupational name for a shoemaker or possibly a place name for someone who lived on a shoe-shaped piece of property.
The surname Shoe was first found in Bavaria. It derives from the Anglo-Saxon (German) word "schuh" and the Olde English "scoh" meaning shoe and is job-descriptive for a shoe maker.
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The surname Estrada came from the country of Spain.
Tomaszewski is a Polish surname.
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The surname Udy comes from Cornwall.
The surname Tuggle came from Germany.
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The Leon surname originated in Gascogne, France.
The Scottish surname Carson originated in Dumfriesshire.
Boersma is a Dutch surname, meaning "farmer."
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