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Riley
Irish, Old English
Courageous one — Irish origin meaning rye field or woodland clearing
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Chadwin
Old English
Warrior from the battle fortress — Old English warrior roots
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Caswell
Old English
Dweller by the well or stream — Old English place-name origin
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Bert
Germanic, Old English
Bright and famous — Germanic roots meaning 'bright' and 'renowned'
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Wood
Old English
Forest dweller or one who lives by the woods — Old English origin
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Winchester
Old English, Latin
English place name meaning 'Roman fort in winter' or 'Winta's fort'
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Ruxton
Old English
From Old English, meaning rook-bird settlement or fortress
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Roswell
Old English
Horse spring or stream — Old English origins with place-name roots
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Marston
Old English
Marsh settlement — Old English topographic and surname origin
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Hunt
Old English
Occupational name for one who hunts or pursues game
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Edwards
Old English
Wealthy guardian — Old English patronymic surname
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Denham
Old English
Valley settlement — Old English place name origin
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Winfield
Old English
Friend's field — Old English place name from wine and field
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Kesten
Old English, Germanic
Stable and firm — derived from Old English and Germanic roots
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Wilford
Old English
Desired ford — Old English roots meaning will and water crossing
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Weylin
Germanic, Old English
Son of the wolf — Germanic and Old English roots
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Slader
Old English
Occupational name meaning one who lays slate or roofing tiles
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Rexley
Latin, Old English
King's meadow — combining Rex (Latin for king) with -ley suffix
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Alvey
Old English, Norse
Elf warrior or elf army — Old English and Norse roots
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Whitton
Old English
White settlement or town — Old English place name origin
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Ripton
Old English
Place name from Old English meaning 'ripe farmstead' or grain settlement
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Leith
Old English, Scottish
Wide or broad — from Old English and Scottish origins
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Grahm
Old English
Variant of Graham; means dwelling by the gravel stream
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Clayten
Old English
Clay settlement — Old English place-name origin
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Bradly
Old English
Broad meadow — Old English roots meaning wide clearing or field
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Garret
Germanic, Old English
Strong spear-wielder — Germanic and Old English roots
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Cleveland
Old English
From a place name meaning steep cliff or riverbank in Old English
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Raeden
Germanic, Old English
Red valley or adviser — Germanic and Old English roots
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Caulder
Scottish, Old English
Cold stream or warrior — Scottish and Old English origins
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Ashlan
Old English, Scottish
Ash tree dweller — Old English and Scottish origins
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Latham
Old English
From the barn by the meadow — Old English place-name origin
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Aemon
Germanic, Old English
Wealthy protector — Germanic roots meaning 'home' and 'protector'
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Yates
Old English
Occupational surname meaning gate-keeper or dweller by gates
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Stetsen
Old English
Hat-maker or dweller at the steep stone — Old English origin
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Westly
Old English
Western meadow — Old English directional and landscape roots
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Kairon
Greek, Old English
Mighty hand or lord — Greek and Old English roots
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Derwin
Germanic, Old English
Friend of the beasts — Germanic and Old English roots
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Slayde
Old English
Modern variant of Slade, meaning valley or glade in Old English
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Errol
Scottish, Old English
Wanderer or traveler — Scottish and Old English origins
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Braedyn
Old English
Modern spelling variant of Braden, meaning broad valley or hillside.
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Weyland
Old English
Land of the road or skilled craftsman — Old English origins
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Rodger
Germanic, Old English
Famous spear-wielder — Germanic roots meaning renown and spear
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Auston
Old English
Majestic or venerable — derived from Old English roots
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Redford
Old English
Red ford — English place name referring to a shallow river crossing
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Redding
Old English
Red-colored place or descendant of someone red-haired
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Noland
Old Norse, Old English
Noble land — Old Norse and Old English origin meaning noble or renowned.
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Greylan
Old English, Scandinavian
Grey stone or grey land — Old English and Scandinavian origins
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Cortland
Old English
Court dweller — Old English place name meaning 'court' and 'land'
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