I believe Foley is a name that is English in origin. I say this because I have, (or rather had, he died in 1958) a cousin from England. My grandmother's cousin, (making him my Mother's second cousin, making him my third cousin), who served in the British Army in both World War One and World War Two and who spent half his life in Britain's Secret Intelligence Service, MI-6 Branch.
His name was Francis Edward Foley. He was born in Burnam-On-Sea, Somerset, in 1875 and died in 1958, just a few month's before we arrived back in England, where my Mother had taken us kids after leaving my Father in Kansas. His middle name Edward, is of course 100% English. Eight Kings of England have been named Edward. I am assuming his surname Foley is also old English in origin.
William P. Urban
FOLEY is actually a Gaelic Irish name, which is where it originated, in Southern Ireland. it is descendant of Foghlaidh', a byname meaning 'pirate', 'marauder', 'plunderer'
The surname Dupree is French in origin.
The Buttigieg surname comes from Malta.
Tomaszewski is a Polish surname.
Doyle is a surname of Irish origin.
The surname Udy comes from Cornwall.
Foley originated in Ireland in the southeast Munster region.
Foley is an Anglicized form of the Old Gaelic "O'Foghladha" meaning "male descendant of the pirate" and originates in Ireland.
That is the correct spelling of the surname, Foley. It is used (capitalized), for a technique of artificially reproducing sounds to use in motion pictures. It is also the name of a type of medical catheter for the bladder.
Rebus is a Polish surname.
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Tomaszewski is a Polish surname.
Doyle is a surname of Irish origin.
The Buttigieg surname comes from Malta.
The surname Dupree is French in origin.
This is an Anglo-Saxon surname.
The surname Kula is Polish in origin.
The surname Anepohl may be German in origin.