Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-24

.,sr,auet Of LOCALITY. ami thus became
/, ,c~srnixcd part OF the surname u.
..,f ,rhua such a name "a John ate
wood, Of gilbert atfo Wood, has be-
ouoathed "a no merely The familiar
W. bu. Ariwo0d and Atwood also
", iite manner nts-R.dRe has becOmt
,.,r,dee. attc-Field. Atheid. while such
49, ae.irr,.l1ns a. astc-Town, ate
t.iit a.fe.Worth. atte.Trcc, or attic
rime are nowadays Alton. Athill. At
,yor,h. Atfrse. and Aicllne.
such a name as De Ia Dene or Ait'
- ~ frequent occurrence iprmely
Dspn' az prtn or Den equally familiar
80 Il worthy Of pariiculnrlty den
49,, aunten and wooded vale, where
,,sttc might ind alike covert ard past
No. I'VE have a rtmcmhrnrce oi ihe
brosk In Bfotkton. the VOL w Wolitn o.
den. the fox In FoNuen. the 's ,u
nemsdsn. the hare In Hhtien.
"a he deer In Dearden. Buckdeu
mr. nurdsn. hayden aud Ro1en'
~ t,ew1fn. The more dome
p,,,s Annals abide with us in
uersaen, Oxondcn. Cowdcn, Borden
and surdon. or sowden, SWinuen,
Eversdon and ogden, at hrst written
de Hogodene~ ....,
M a5rcstio livestock. and some few Of
tbo wilder quarry. The equine species
mas given us Horaiey, the bovine Cow
low Kinlek. oxice or Oxlcyi the deer.
Hartley. Rowlcy. buckley and Hind
lev. the hare, Harley. and the cheop'
SMILEY Characteristic % the trees
which inclosed u we get Ashley, Elms-
ley, oakley. Llndioy'or bofkley.
our Hargreaves hail from the grove
where the harcs are plentiful, and our
ConFreaves represent the same m the
conev. our Cluurhs represent the mar
row assures betwixt the hills 70 the
same root we owe our Olives. Cllfies,
Ciever and Cloves. bcaldrs endless
Ciinords cieveinnds Turnirliffoa.
suteiincs. RafcilnoH. Falrcioughs et-.
Another branch u local aurnamea
throws iIght upon the migratory hab-
lta and rowing tendencies u our fore
fathers. Thus such n nnmc na Peter
IL Nowc. or Gilbert L. Newcomer. or
Walter ie Neweman. declares 60 az Mt
once its origin. Then there IA no VII
inge or hamlet In England which has
not subscribed In this manner ~ our
nomenclature NJ Ralph de- pchenham,
or Miles dc Ashford. a passing from
one part ~ the British empire TO an
other has been u prolific source u
names Thus We md Henry de Iria-
und. Aeam deirlnnd. Roger 10 Escot
and Marucc le Scot
other counties als1 furnishes many
names. The Afters. once registered de
Artoya. came from Artoia. the Gas.
klna and GascolEnes. from Gaacony,
while to Champagne We are Indebted
for the Champneya To Lombardy
and the Jews We owe the U1mbards and
| Luhbardt. From IL Alcman. or dc Al
maria Or IL Alcmaund have sprung
| our Aiemana. Almnines and Ailmnng.
| and through the French probably, our
| Dnimaincs. nalmalns and Doimans.
4 class ~ rurnamcs which occupies
/ no mean place bcqueathcd by the dis.
/ niinrlcs and officers ~ the medieval
/ times These Include King. Priest.
| Abbot Prior and many others. In con.
slderatinn the Hurnamea 81 occupation.
we remember that every village had
/ it, thatcher. % make and mend tho
I roofs From this We Ett tho nurnames
Thatcher Thncler md Thackcry or
ThaCkcruy a hllyor WINS also n roofer
and We have Hillyer. HITLER. HELLER.
Hollycr, Iiellmgn and Iielimnn. a
curious memorial Of n past state ~ ilfe
abidcH with ~ IN our Binrdmans.
Boordcrn. Hordmans md Borders They
were the tenants ~ lands which their
lord kept expressly FOR the maintenance
~ his table. the rental being paid In
kind
The old word FOR min was milne.
hcrre We nilll have the earlier form.
Mines ana Miner. az well as Mills aud
I Miller; also Millman and Mllward.
Among the wriThts were the wheel
wrirhlr the cnftwriRhta and the sy-
nonymous wnlnwrlFhta; also Boat.
wrlrhtf or notwrirhts The Reeds.
Reds and Reads are all hut forms Of
tho old "rcde" or red. once no pro.
nounccd; while Redman. when not u
corruption OF Redmnyne. II hut the 'le
/ T,cdman" of the iath eenturV