Bruno means black one in German
There are several possible origins for this name and variations of it. It could mean 'church sexton', 'furrier' or 'cherry picker'. It's a surname that has it's origins in a profession.
Because Bruno has origins in the Old English, German, and Italian languages, it has enjoyed a wide popularity as a masculine given name for many years. Please be more specific in the edit of your question.
The surname 'Ingram' is of English and Scottish origin, derived from the Old Norse personal name 'Enguerrand,' meaning "Ing's raven" or "Ing's descendant." It is a patronymic surname, indicating descent from an ancestor named Ingram.
The Neeson surname has origins in Scotland, Holland, and Germany.
The surname Igoe has origins in Ireland and Spain.
The surname Quarles most likely has English origins.
from what i have been able to find is that it is either from the surname "Marsh" from england, and there are many origins from russia which is were my grandfather is from and we have the last name Maresh.
Hurelle is a common surname in France. The name also has English origins. There is no meaning for the word in the English dictionary.
With Germanic origins, the surname carries the meaning of hardy, brave, or strong.Please access the related link below for more information:
It is believed that it origins from winemakers.
If it is the surname itself, its origins are in England.
The family surname Gregory has origins in England, Germany, AND Portugal.