Old English Names

settlement on clay soil

To split, to adhere, or a cliff/slope

cliff; slope; hillside

cliff, slope, river bank

ford by a cliff

settlement by a cliff

settlement on a hill

settlement on the River Glyme

a plant with three-lobed leaves, associated with good luck and prosperity

helpful, a cushion, or descendant of Cuidighthigh

helpful, a cushion, or a combination of meanings

priest (Cohen) + meadow/clearing (Lee)

dark-haired, dark-skinned, or from the dark settlement

from the dark settlement or coal town

coal man, charcoal burner

dove

from the dark town; coal town

from the coal town or settlement

dark spring/well

from the king's meadow or little king

Constant, steadfast, and kingly counselor

settlement on the River Con

cleared land, or a piece of land with a pointed hill

from the corner of the field; horn

From Cornwall

heart's friend; raven

cottage grove

crab, basket

Crane's meadow or clearing

chalk, crayon, or a place name

from the croft town/settlement

at the cross's town or village

cross clearing or meadow

From the courteous meadow

famous and bright

swift helmet

royal fortress

royal majesty

trickling stream

dark-haired, black-haired

day's eye (flower)

day's eye (daisy flower) and bitter/star of the sea (Mae)

day's eye (a flower)

Day's eye and grace/favor

Day's eye and God is gracious

day's eye (daisy) and famous warrior (Lou)

day's eye, pearl, or beloved

Day's eye (a flower)