A traditional surname from Sussex in England

A traditional surname from Shetland

English: a type of plant

Dutch: pall-bearer

A traditional surname from France, probably relating to a place that no longer exists

Old English: feather-stone-corner

Pronounced ‘fanshaw’

Middle English: abandoned child

Turkish: dark eyes

A traditional surname from Orkney

A traditional surname from England

English: a type of bird

A traditional surname from Spain and Portugal

A traditional surname from India

A traditional surname from Ireland

English: prosperity of war

English: writer, scribe

Mediæval English: star branch

Old English: summer haze

Old French: a type of bird

Polish: faithful, loyal

English: a name of unknown origin, possibly made up, given to at least one foundling child in London, 1741

Old English: white

Latin: ginger

A traditional surname from Mongolia