Beachey (Peachey) / Bender / Blauch (Blough) / Bontrager (Borntraeger) / Brenneman / Byler (Beiler) / Burkholder / Christner / Chupp / Coblentz / Esch (Eash) / Gingerich (Guengerich) / Glick / Graber / Hartzler (Hertzler) / Helmuth / Hersberger / Hooley / Hostetler (Hochstetler) / Kanagy (Gnaegi) / Kauffman / Keim / King / Knepp / Lambright / Lantz / Lapp / Mast / Miller / Mullet / Nissley / Otto / Petershwim / Plank / Raber / Schrock / Shetler / Slabaugh (Schlappach) / Smucker (Schmucker) / Stoltzfus / Stutzman / Swartzendruber (Schwartzentruber) / Troyer / Umble / Wagler / Yoder / Zook (Zug)
Amish Family Names: primarily of the Alsatian Group and their Descendants.
Albrecht / Augsburger / Bachman / Bechler / Beller / Belsley / Berkey (Burki) / Camp (Kemp) / Conrad / Egli / Eicher / Fahrney / Flickinger / Gascho / Gerig / Gunden (Gundy) / Guth / Heiser / Imhoff / Jantzi / Kennel / Kinisger / Klopfenstein / Litwiller / Nafziger (Noffsinger) / Oesch (Esch) / Oyer (Auer) / Raber / Ramseyer / Rediger / Ringenberg / Ropp (Rupp) / Rocke (Roggi) / Roth / Ruvenacht / Schertz / Slagel / Smith / Sommer / Springer / Stahley / Strubhar / Stuckey / Studer / Sutter / Sweitzer / Verkler / Wagler / Wyse / Yordy / Yutzi (Jutzi) / Zehr
Well There Last Names Could Be Anything Really! Just Make Up Surnames For Them! (: In Geoff Bamber's schools/youth theatre version the names are tonio and large.
Common slave surnames in the United States include names like Johnson, Jackson, and Washington. These surnames were often given to slaves by their owners, reflecting the practice of naming slaves after their masters or the plantation they worked on. Studying these surnames can provide insight into the history of slavery, as they can reveal the origins and connections of enslaved individuals to specific regions and families.
One descriptor is "kinfolk".
Are you asking about Christian (first) names or Surnames? For surnames the prefix O' meaning grandson (of) also Mc/Mac meaning son (of) which is prevalant in the Highlands of Scotland as well. The two acounting for 25% of the top 100 most common surnames in Ireland.
Williams and Johns are very old surnames.
Common surnames in Chad include Abakar, Mahamat, and Idriss. These surnames are often derived from Arabic names or have cultural significance in the region.
No
There a bunch of roman names below:http://www.lowchensaustralia.com/names/romannames.htm
Well There Last Names Could Be Anything Really! Just Make Up Surnames For Them! (: In Geoff Bamber's schools/youth theatre version the names are tonio and large.
No. It's a french/flemish name, and as such is uncommon among the Amish and other plain-sect peoples. The Amish choose traditional family names for their children, which mostly means names common in the Palatine states of the early 1700s.
Surnames (last names)
There are similar names and surnames, such as Tyler and Taylor.
The study of the use, origin, and history of proper names is generally referred to as onomastics, or onomatology. The study of personal names (including surnames) is referred to as anthroponymy.
Their first names are Ashley and Glen but i can't remember their surnames!
Names in Tunisia, both first names and surnames, tend to take on an Arabic or French influence. Common names include Bouchlaka, Kazdaghli, Feki, and Bourguiba. Tunisians have a legal right to change their family names if they are insulting or disgraceful.
There are many common surnames in Nicaragua. A few of the most used names are Gonzalez, Perez, Dia, and Moran.
Common slave surnames in the United States include names like Johnson, Jackson, and Washington. These surnames were often given to slaves by their owners, reflecting the practice of naming slaves after their masters or the plantation they worked on. Studying these surnames can provide insight into the history of slavery, as they can reveal the origins and connections of enslaved individuals to specific regions and families.