Where is your surname from?

[jericho64]

Celtic; Irish; Unclassified

[smtkr]

Ferris

Great Britain top area (1998) Swindon
Australia top state Queensland
United States top state Vermont

Category of surname English - Name Of Person; Male Personal Name; Uncommon

[ajbrun]

There's a few hamlets in scotland with my surname - I've seen them .

[schmunk]

English; nickname; character; other

Mosaic type: 'In military quarters'...!

Seems to be most concentrated in the wikky wikky wild wild West Country.

However, it doesn't pick up my family in Yorkshire in 1998... (there were only 4 of us)

[DeludedGuy]

Imported From Abroad; Hispanic; Portugese

[Dav0s]

Stevens:

quite simple, i think i belonged to soembody called Steven.

most concentrated around the south west, which is where im from ;D

[Lead_Head]

There were no results found for your selection. There needed to be at least 100 people with the name on the Electoral Register in 1998 to be in the database. We are hoping to add these missing names at a later date.

[Nick F]

My surname is Flood. Beat that.

Celtic; Irish; Unclassified

[Konan555]

Just have to wait for them to expand to eastern Europe.

As far as I'm aware, there's only 3 people with my surname on the electoral register, me and my parents.

[dave87]

Me, I'm from either cornwall, the home counties, or up north, though there are quite a few of us in London apparently. 94% British - 4.83% Far East apparently.

oh, and I have absolutely no idea where my branch of the family comes from lol.

[Odc]

My surnames mostly in Cornwall. Guess where I am

KEMP English - Nickname; Character; Other

Nickname eh? Oh well

[RedPutty]

It shows mine is in (and from) the south east England only, this isnt accurate since I know for a fact there are a few of us in the rest of the country. Also I *thought* it was a european name but it only brings up the UK in its results.

[chicken]

Some MSN clippings...

Me says:
in 1881 the midlands was home to a few Fudgers, but the south was where you found Fudge
Me says:
now the Fudgers have left, but Fudge is everywhere

2 days to prague says:
hehe, you get more wags in the west now, but fags are only found in the southeast

2 days to prague says:
nutts are more common than bolts
Me says:
haha, that's another one for the double-barrels
Me says:
if you hang around Essex once again you might find a Ginger-Alecock

oohhh, reminds me of finding that YoureNotMe site that seems to be dead now...


Edit: Oh yeah, and my surname's from Scotland!

[Lee H]

Mines an Irish surname, but seems to be very popular in the north-west area of the UK as well.

[dannyboy83]

Mine is...

RAE Celtic; Scottish; Other Regional.

Basically was concentrated in the South of Scotland and some in the East of Scotland... and still is with a bit of miogration across Central Scotland. As I live in Lanarkshire, not much has changed!