| Altman:
old man |
Lloyd:
gray-haired man |
| Anderson:
son of Andrew |
Mason:
stone mason or stone cutter |
| Ash:
home by an ash tree |
Messerschmidt:
sword or knife maker |
| Ashburn:
ash tree brook |
Metzger:
butcher |
| Atwood:
home by the forest |
Miller:
one who operates a mill (sawmill, grist or grain
mill, etc.) |
| Badger:
grain dealer |
Moody:
brave and proud |
| Baldwin:
bold friend |
Moseley:
home by a marshy meadow |
| Bannister:
basket maker |
Newton:
newly planned farmstead |
| Barker:
stripper of bark |
Norton:
village to the north |
| Baum:
tree |
Ogden:
valley of oak trees |
| Baxter:
village bread baker |
Perkins:
young Peter |
| Davis:
son of David |
Peterson:
son of Peter |
| Fuller:
shrinker of cloth |
Petty:
short or small man |
| Gallup:
small boat owner |
Redford:
red-soil river crossing |
| Gamble:
wise old man |
Reid:
red-haired man |
| Goldsmith:
gold craftsman |
Robertson:
son of Robert |
| Gould:
golden haired |
Schwerdtfeger:
sword maker or cleaner |
| Hallowell:
holy spring |
Smith:
wood, stone or metal worker |
| Hardwick:
cattle pasture |
Tanner:
tanner of leather |
| Hardy:
bold and daring |
Taylor:
maker or sewer of clothes |
| Harper:
harp player |
Thorpe:
farming village |
| Heald:
sloping land |
Thwaite:
to carve |
| Hodgkins:
son of young Rodger |
Tinker:
traveling seller of pots and pans |
| Holt:
small forest |
Todd:
fox |
| Inman:
Inn keeper |
Tyler:
maker of roofing tiles |
| Johnson:
son of John |
Udall:
yew tree valley |
| Jones:
sone of John |
Wagner:
wagon maker or driver |
| Kaufman:
merchant |
Weaver:
cloth weaver |
| Kelly:
hill or grove |
Wheeler:
wheel or cart maker |
| Kerr:
marshy land |
Williams:
son of William |
| Kirk:
house by the church |
Wilson:
son of William |
| Lamont:
man of the law |
Woodward:
keeper of the forest |
| Livingston:
stone fortress |
Wright:
carpenter, wheel maker, or cart maker |
