My maiden surname means "son of David." The given name David comes from Hebrew DAVID, which means beloved. There are several different ways to spell my maiden surname. Though it's possible origins are: English, Welsh, Scottish, French, Portuguese, Czech, and Jewish; I think my ancestors come over from England.
Edited: dawnofthenew on 24th Feb, 2005 - 6:29pm
My surname before marriage came from the name of a small village in Lancashire, England.
From genealogy work, I know that some of my ancestors' close relatives married into the royal family.
I joke to my son how I can tell that he is related to Prince William
I have been told that if an indepth DNA trace was made, then you could trace slight DNA connection, even to this day. Possibly someone is kidding though?
My family name means "of the nations army" So my full name is "Wanderer from the valley of the nations army". I do not know if my parents wanted me to be a wanderer but I kind of do that by wandering around.
My family name on my grandmothers side goes all the way back to the throne of Denmark. We have already traced it back. So if one side of that family tree dies off I am the next king of Denmark. Ain't that a load to swallow.
Name: Lettemae
Comments: My maiden name is McKinney. I have a lot of Scottish and Swiss and German in my line. My father's mother was a McKune (McEwan).
I rather not say what my name is but its meaning isn't anything honorable. I've been told it means the place where horses drink. I've never even ridden a horse so can't relate.