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# indicates that the surname is registered with the Guild of One-Name Studies
   
  FAIL #  variants include Faill - this surname can be traced to Northumberland, Durham, London, South East England and The Isle of Man.- this site includes several family trees together with a substantial number of photographs and document images
     
  FANTHORPE #  the name Fanthorpe originates from a hamlet called Fanthorpe in Lincolnshire - this site includes notes on members of the Fanthorpe family who migrated to Australia
     
  FARNDALE this impressive site contains a wealth of information about the Farndale family - it includes a detailed history on the origins of the Farndale name, a substantial directory of Farndales since 1154 which aims to be as comprehensive as possible, notes of Farndales who have migrated to Australia, Canada and the United States and a lot of other useful genealogical information about the family
     
  FARR variants include Faar, Fahr, Fahrr, Fair, Faire, Fairr, Far, Fare, Farr, Farre, Fayre, Fayrey, Fayrye, Fer and Ferr - this site contains a large directory of the ancestors of Winslow Farr and Olive Hovey Freeman who settled in Utah in 1847 - it also contains information on the Farr DNA Project
     
  FAY variants include Fey, Foy, Faye and Foye - this site includes several family trees, notes on the origin of the name, various biographies and extracts from census and marriage records
     
  FEATHERSTONE #    variants include Featherston, Fetherstone, Fetherston, Featherstonehaugh, Featherstonhaugh, Fetherstonehaugh and Fetherstonhaugh - this large site (it runs to over 3,000 pages) is run by the Featherstone Society - it contains a comprehensive collection of birth, marriage, death, census, parish and other records relating to the Featherstone name - the research carried out is worldwide and it is possible to join the society online
     
  FERGUSON although typically associated with Scotland, this family name also has strong connections with north west England - this site focuses on the Fergusons from Westmoreland, Cumberland and Lancashire - it contains a fast growing database of individuals connected with the Fergusons from north west England
     
  FENNING variants include Fennings, Fening, Fennyng, Fenyng Feninge, Fennynge, Fenings, Fenninges, Fennynges, Fanning and Finning - the site contains the family tree of the descendants of Thomas Fenning (1716 - 1798) of Gosbeck, Suffolk, England - it also contains a list of contactable Fenning family researchers
     
  FIFIELD #    variants include Fyfield, Fiefield and Phifield - the site includes a database of the descendants of William Fifield who migrated from England to the United States in 1634 - it also contains a database of the descendants of John Fifield (1544-1610) of Littleton, Hampshire, England plus databases of Canadian and Australian family lines
     
  FIGGITT variants include Figgit, Figgett, Figget and Figgott - this site contains several branches of the family tree
     
  FISHER #    Fisher is an occupational surname that derives from the Old English word ‘fiscere' meaning fisherman - this site contains useful information on the worldwide distribution of Fishers originating from the British Isles together with information on the DNA project and heraldry related to the Fisher name - please note that Fishers originating from continental Europe are outside the scope of this site
     
  FLEET variants include Ffleet, Ffleete, Fleete, Flete, Flett, Flet, de Feletes, de la Flottes - this site contains genealogical data for over 900 different surnames, over 2000 Fleets, 70 Fleetes, 21 de Fletes and 10 de la Flottes
     
  FLEMING #  variants include Flaming, Fleeman, Fleeming, Flemans, Flemen, Flemings, Flemming, Flemmings, Flemington, Flemmington, Flemingham, Flemmen and Flemyng - this site contains an extensive bibliography of printed material with Fleming historical or genealogical content
     
  FOLKER #  this site contains lists of all references to the name Folker found in the Birth, Marriage and Death GRO Indexes for England and Wales - it also contains a list of Folker wills and list of all references to the name Folker found in USA telephone directories
     
  FONES variant Fownes - the earliest record of the name is that of a Sir William Fones, a Norman Knight who came over to England with William the Conqueror in 1066 and settled in Saxby, where his descendants lived for many centuries - this site includes historical notes on the American and Canadian branches of the family as well those originally living in England
     
  FOOTE #    this site is run by the Foote Family Association of America - the site contains an overview of the family history together with generation charts of the three known generations in England and the first three generations in America
     
  FOREMAN this site focuses on the descendants of William Foreman (1641-1702) of Virginia and Hester Brown
     
  FOTHERGILL this site focuses on the descendants of Thomas Fothergill and Mary Rudham who migrated with their family to the United States from Westmoreland, England in 1851
     
  FREEMAN this site focuses on the descendants of Gabriel and Lucy Freeman who married in Wilkes County, Georgia in 1794 - it contains a family database of over 6900 individuals and a wealth of information related to this family name
     
  FREER variants include Fryer, Frier and Frere - Freer was originally the nickname for a pious person or for someone employed at a monastery - amongst the first migrants to the United States were George Fryer who settled in Virginia in 1623 and John Fryer who settled in New England in 1669 - the site contains historical notes on the Freers living in England between the 13th and 17th centuries - it also contains a very useful list of Freer names gathered from parish registers in the British Isles between 1500s and 1800s - in all this excellent site contains a wealth of information on the Freer family
   
   
   
 
   
 
This page last updated: 22 September 2008