The CREACALL
WORLD WIDE EXTENDED FAMILY
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Hello, one and all, and welcome to this Our Extended Family History. Here you may discover not only where your part of the family came from but who's blood it is that now runs through your veins.
When I started to research our family history back in the summer of 1979 my motive was to discover the origin of my own surname. It soon became clear, however, that the surname I am identified with was passed down to me by just one of many, many people that contributed to my genetics and, thereby, built me as an individual. Each one had there own aspirations, loves, hates, fears, faults, talents and beliefs. Most of my ancestors I know very little about but one thing I do know is that if they had not lived then neither would I. Though they may no longer walk this Earth a part of them still lives on within me. Even those who made no direct contribution to my very existence; aunts, uncles, cousins. All, I believe, had a part to play. And likewise with yours.
Please delve into the depth of "Our Extended Family and Others" and contact me with additions and corrections and together we can make this a living family history.
- ARUNDALE Family
- ATKINSON Family
- BIRCH Family
- BOSCO Family
- BOTTOM Family
- BOTTOMS Family
- BRESLIN Family
- BROMWICH Family
- BURTON Family
- CERASOLI Family
- CLARKE Family
- CONSIGLIO Family
- CREACALL/CRECOLE/BEVERLEY Family
- DIBLEY Family
- FLETCHER Family
- GARSIDE Family
- HAGUE Family
- HARPER Family
- HAVAS Family
- HERRERA-GIRON Family
- HINCHLIFFE Family
- HODGES Family
- HOWARD Family
- HOWARTH Family
- JUTASI Family
- KILBANE Family
- LEE Family
- MARSDON Family
- MCGOVEN Family
- MELLIN Family
- MULRYAN Family
- PALMER Family
- PETRIE Family
- PREECE Family
- RADNOR Family
- RHODES Family
- RODGERS Family
- SIMONSEN Family
- SLY Family
- SMITH Family
- SOUTH Family
- STONE Family
- TAYLOR Family
- TOWNS Family
- TROTMAN Family
- TURLEY Family
- UNKNOWN Family
- USHERWOOD Family
- VESPREMI Family
- VOORS Family
- WATKINS Family
- WHITEHEAD Family
- Index
- Surname List:
??, ARUNDALE, ATKINSON, BEVERLEY, BIRCH, BOSCO, BOTTOM, BOTTOMS, BRESLIN, BROMWICH, BURTON, CERASOLI, CLARK, CLARKE, CONSIGLIO, CREACALL, CREACOLE, CREAKAL, CRECOLE, CREEKWELL, CREKWELL, DIBLEY, FLETCHER, FLETCHER-STONE, GALLAGHER, GARSIDE, HAGUE, HARDIE, HARPER, HAVAS, HERRERA-GIRON, HERRERA-SIMONSEN, HINCHLIFFE, HODGES, HOWARD, HOWARTH, JUTASI, KILBANE, LEE, MARSDON, McGOVEN, MELLIN, MULRYAN, PALMER, PETRIE, PREECE, RADNOR, RHODES, RODGERS, SIMONSEN, SLY, SMITH, SOUTH, STONE, TAYLOR, TOWNS, TROTMAN, TURLEY, UNKNOWN, USHERWOOD, USHERWOOD, VESPREMI, WATKINS, WHITEHEAD
ADCOCK son of adam
ANTONETTI= suname of italian origin
ARUNDALE= "little swallow" (old french arondel)
ATKINSON= son of Adkin (a pet form of Adam)
BARD= poet, minstrel
BAXTER= baker (old english Baecere= baker)
BEVERLEY= one who comes from a town named Beverley (i.e. Beverley, East Yorkshire)
BINGHAM= one who comes from a town named Bingham (i.e. Bingham, Nottinghamshire)
BIRCH= dweller by th birches (old english birce)
BLACKMORE= one who dwells on dark (peat) moorland
BOOTH= herdsman (old danish both= cow house)
BOSCO= one who collects firewood from the forest (latin bosco= wood)
BOTTOM/BOTTOMS= one who lives in the dell or holow (old english botm= lowest part of a valley)
BRACEWELL= one who dwells on new land by a well
BROGAN= surname of irish origin
BRESLIN= surname of irish origin
BROMWICH= from the town of Bromwich (i.e. West Bromwich, Stafforshire)
BURA= servant to a cottage (old english= bur= cottage)
BURTON= one who comes from a town called Burton (i.e. Burton on Trent, Staffordshire}
CALDWELL= one who dwells by the cold well
CERASOLI= suname of italian origin
CLARK/CLARKE= cleric/secretary/penman (latin clericus= cleric)
CLANCEY= an Irish celtic tribe who occupied a valley north east of the town of Coothill southern Ireland (celtic firey-red)
CLAYTON= one who comes from Clayton (i.e. Clayton, Manchester)
COLLINS= pet form of Nicholus
COPHAM= one who comes from a town named Copham or a deminutive form of Jacob (copyn)
CONSIGLIO= surname probably italian origin.
CREACALL/CREACAL/CREACOLE/CREAKAL/CREEKWEL L/CREKWELL/CRECOLE/GREYCOLE/GREYCOKE/GRAYCOPE= all are derived from a nickname of one who had a grey (drab) cloak (i.e. Nicholas Grycope, Melton Mowbary, 1294)
CREBEA= cow-hand (old english cribbe= crib, manger)
DALTON= one who comes from a town named Dalton (i.e. Dalton, Lancashire)
DAVIES= son of David
DIBLEY= one who comes from a town called Dibley (i.e. south east of Hereford).
FLETCHER= one who makes or sells arrows (old french flechier)
GALLAGHER= descendant of Gallchobhar (gaelic)
GARSIDE= one who lives near the place kept for grazing animals (old english graece: grass)
GILLINGHAM= one who comes from a town called Gillingam (i.e. Gillingham, Kent)
GOIN= of spanish origin
GREGSON= son of Greg or Grig
GROCUTT= nick name gro= crane cutt= cock one who strutts like a crane cock
GRUNDY=
HAGUE= dweller by the enclosure (old english haga old norse hagi)
HARDIE= one who is bold and courageous (middle english hardi)
HARPER= one who plays the harp (old english hearpere= harper)
HARRISON= son of Henry
HAVAS= surtname of hungarian origin
HAYLER= a carrier or porter (old french haler= to pull)
HERRERA= surname of spanish origin
HINCHLIFFE= dweller at Henge's cliffe a place near Holmsfirth, West Yorkshire. (old norse name Henge)
HODGES= a pet form of Roger
HOLDSWORTH=
HOWARD= heart-brave (old french huard)
HOWARTH= from town of that name in lancashire or yorkshire.
JACKSON= son of Jack
JOHN= suname form of the christian name
JUTASI= surname of hungarian origin
KERTESZ= surname of hungarian origin
KILBANE= probably a scottish place name.
KIRWIN= John's son (manx contraction of (M)c Eoin)
KYDD= pet name for Christopher. latin (lChristopherus= Christ-bearingIT])
LATHAM= one who comes from a town called Latham (i.e. Latham, Lancashire)
LEASK= unknown (possibly old english leac= seller of leeks)
LEE= PERSON from a town of that name or dweller by the woods or clearing (old english leah)
LIDDEL= one who comes from a town called Liddel (i.e. Liddel, Cumria)
McGOVEN= from the irish Mac a' ghobhainn (son of the smith)
MANNOCK= man of oak (old englishmann= man ac= oak)
MARSLAND= one who dwells near the marsh-land (old french marais= marsh land= land)
MARSDON= person from a town of that name
MATTHEWS= son of Matthew
MEIR= probibly middle english meir= physician) or nick-name
MELLIN= possibly from a town in france Emalleville or some other place name.
MILLINGTON= one who dwells by the farm with a mill
MITCHELL= either from the old english mycel= Michael or the middle english muchel= big
MULRYAN= probably of irish origin.
NORGROVE= one who lives near the north grove
NAVERSTEDT= of swedish origin
O'DELL= probably of irish origin but may be one who comes from a town named Odell (i.e. Odel, Bedfordshire)
PALMER= a pilgrim. Pilgrims to the holy land carried a palm leaf. (old french palmer= one who carries a palm leaf)
PARR= one who comes from the town of Parr, Lancashire
PEARSON= son of Piers Peter
PETRIE= latin for Peter
POWDERLY= possibly one who came from a town (now lost) named Powderly (i.e. Powderham, Devon)
PREECE= son of Reece (welsh rhys) or setter of price (old french pris)
PRESCOT= one who came from a town named Prescot (i.e. Prescot, Lancashire)
PRICE= son of Rhys (welsh ap rhys)
RADNOR= person from the welsh town or area of the same name.
REID= scotish origin probibly refering to one with a red complexion or hair
RHODES= one who dwells by the clearing (old english rod(u))
ROBINSON= son of Robin
RODGERS= son of Rodger (old german rodger= fame-spear)
ROSTRONpossibly one who comes from a town called Rostron (i.e. Roston, Derbyshire)
SIMONSEN= son of Simon (old norse sigmundr)
SLY= one who is clever, cunning (old norse slaegr) or one who uses or makes a slay (middle english slaye= an instrument used for weaving)
SMITH= a black smith or farrier (old english smid)
SOUTH= one who cme from the south.
STONE= one who cme from a town of the same name (i.e. Stone, Staffordshire)
TAYLOR= a taylor (old french tailleor)
TOOHEY= one who dwells by the look-out-hill (old english tot-hyll)
TOWNS= one who lived in the town.
TROTMAN= a messenger (old french trotier= a trotter, messenger)
TURLEY= one who comes from Turley, Ireland.
USHERWOOD= one who comes from a place called Usherwood.
VESPRAMI= a surname of hungarian origin
WARREN= one who comes from La Varenne, France
WATKINS= son of Wat.
WHITE= of fair hair or complextion (old english= hwit= white
WHITEHEAD= one who has white hair or comes from a place of the same name.
WILLIAMS= son of William
WINDSOR= one who comes from a town named Windsor (i.e. Windsor, Berkshire)
WINTERBURN= one who comes from a town named Winterburn (i.e. Winterburn, West Yorkshire)