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'A'
SURNAME WEB SITES |
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indicates that the surname is registered with the Guild
of One-Name Studies |
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| ABBOT # | Abbot/Abbott families who contributed to the history of southern Africa with a short history of each foundling father and spouse. | |||
| ABNEY | variants include Abney, Abner, Albini, Aubigney, Aubigné, d'Abney, d'Albini, d'Aubigney,d'Aubigné, de Saint-Sauveur | |||
| ACKLEY | this site focuses on the descendants of Nicholas Ackley who was born in England around 1635 and subsequently migrated to Connecticut - this site also contains information on 100 other Ackley families not connected to Nicholas Ackley | |||
| ACKROYD | English topographical name common in West Yorkshire - variants Acroyd, Ak(e)royd, Aykroyd, Akred, Ecroyd | |||
| ACUFF-ECOFF | variants include Ascough, Acough, Ecoff and Eckoff | |||
| ADAMSON | ADAMSON name goes back over 700 years to Northern England and Scotland | |||
| ADKINS | this site focuses on the descendants of James Adkins of Chesterfield County, Virginia | |||
| AINSLEY # | this site focuses on the Ainsleys of Bilsdale who farmed in Yorkshire, England in the late nineteenth century - it also contains a list of contactable Ainsley family researchers | |||
| AKEHURST # | The English name Akehurst and its variants Ackhurst, Akherst, Ackhirst and Akhirst is of toponymic origin | |||
| ALABASTER # | variants include Alblaster - this site is run by the Family History Society of the Alabaster Family which was formed in 1993 of more than a hundred of the descendants of Thomas Alabaster (c1522-1592) - there are eight major branches of the Alabaster family and so far all have been represented at the reunions held every three years - the site contains comprehensive family tree information | |||
| ALDRICH | this site is run by the National Aldrich Family Association - it focuses on descendants of George Aldrich. who was born in Derbyshire, England and migrated to Massachusetts in 1631 | |||
| ALEFOUNDER # | this surname appears to have originated in Suffolk or Essex, England - the site contains a wealth of information on the Alefounder surname, of which there are currently only a hundred or so users throughout the world |
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| ALLEY | this site focuses on the descendants of William Alley who was Bishop of Exeter between 1560 and 1570 | |||
| ALLYN | this site focuses on the descendants of the two brothers Thomas and Matthew Allyn who migrated to Massachusetts from England in 1637 | |||
| ALSTON | variant Allston - this site contains a database with over 7,000 individuals connected to the Alston family | |||
| ALTHAM # | this site contains 30 Altham family trees (in PDF format) - it also contains some interesting 'facts and figures' about those bearing the Altham surname (the average life expectancy of an Altham is currently 78.2 years!) | |||
| ALTON | variants include Allton, Aulton, Altom, Alltom, Aultom, Altum and Alten - this site is run by the Alton-Allton-Aulton Association | |||
| ALWOOD | variants include Allwood and Alward - many in the US and Canada are descended from the William Allwood who came to America from England sometime around 1770 - five generations of William's family are available on this site and lookups are available from a database of over 3700 descendants | |||
| AMASON | variants include Amerson, Ameson, Amison, Amoson, Amasson, Amesson, Amisson, and Amosson | |||
| AMSDEN # | variants include Amesden, Amesdon, Amsdon and Amston - this site contains an outline history of the Amsden family | |||
| ANDERTON | this site includes a list of contactable Anderson family researchers | |||
| ANSLEY # | variants include Annesley, Ainsley, Ainslie, Aynsley, Anslee, Angley, Angsley, Anglesey, Anesly, Anesley, Antley, Ensley and Endsley - the surname originated in the village Annesley about 10 miles north-west of the city of Nottingham in England - this site contains information on the seven distinct Ansley families in the USA and Canada | |||
| APPERLEY # | variants include Apley, Appaly, Appelee, Applee, Appley, Apply, Aperley, Aperly, Appleley, Apperla, Apperle, Apperleghe, Apperleigh, Appurlee, Appurley and Apurley - this comprehensive site includes extensive information on UK births of Apperleys (and variants) dating back to the early 1200s | |||
| APPLEBY # | this
world-wide site is run by the Appleby Research Organisation and
includes all the varied forms of spelling of Appleby |
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| ARGALL # | this site contains information on those, worldwide, who bear the Cornish surname Argall, most of whom are proved to be related to each other | |||
| ARNSBY | this site contains several Arnsby family trees | |||
| ASBURY | the earliest Asburys emigrated from England to the American Colonies in the early to mid 1660's | |||
| ATKINSON | this site includes a list of over 600 Atkinson births, marriages and deaths in the Yorkshire Dales parishes of Hubberholme, Kettlewell, Arncliffe, Conistone, Kirkby Malham and Horton from the mid 1500's to the early 1800's | |||
| ATTWOOD # | this site includes a series of helpful search facilities related to the Attwood surname |
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| AUSTIN # | this site is run by the Austin Families Genealogical Society - this very active society has hosted annual conventions in England as well as the United States - the site includes a list of contactable Austin family researchers highlighting their areas of interest | |||
| AUSTIN # | this site focuses on the descendants of John Austin (circa 1720) of Hampshire | |||
| AUTREY | variants include Autrey, Autery, Aughtry, Awtry, Outry, Auttry, Auteray, Autre, Aughtery and Awtery - this site includes a helpful online forum for those researching the Autrey family lines | |||
| AXTELL | variants include Axtel and Axtelle - almost all Axtells in America have common ancestors in Thomas (christened 1619) and Mary Axtell of Sudbury, Massachusetts | |||
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