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Thornton
Old English
Settlement with thorn bushes — Old English place name origin
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Statton
Old English
Settlement name from Old English meaning 'farmstead by a landing place'
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Huston
Old English
Dweller on the hill or in the house — Old English origin
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Hayston
Old English
Dwelling on enclosed land — Old English toponymic origin
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Grahm
Old English
Variant of Graham; means dwelling by the gravel stream
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Godfrey
Germanic, Old English
God's peace — Germanic roots combining 'god' and 'peace'
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Brown
Old English
Surname from Old English referring to the color brown or complexion
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Kendrell
Old English, American
Chief valley—Old English origins with modern African-American usage
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Aiken
Scottish, Old English
Made of oak — Scottish and Old English origin meaning strength
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Adric
Germanic, Old English
Noble and powerful — Germanic roots meaning wealthy ruler
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Sanford
Old English
Sandy ford — Old English place name meaning settlement by sandy crossing
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Buxton
Old English
English place name meaning 'badger's settlement' from Old English roots
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Worth
Old English
Value, merit, or wealth — Old English origin meaning worthy or valuable
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Latham
Old English
From the barn by the meadow — Old English place-name origin
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Kopeland
Old English
One who tends cows on a hill or elevated land — Old English origin
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Bruk
Old English
Stream or small river — Old English origin
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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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Elwin
Old English
Old English name meaning elf friend or noble friend
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Essex
Old English
East Saxon kingdom — Old English place name from Anglo-Saxon England
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Corwin
Old English, Old Norse
Heart friend — Old English and Old Norse roots meaning heart and friend
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Brad
Old English
Broad meadow — Old English origin meaning wide or expansive
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Eitham
Old English
Possibly related to Old English 'eaðum' meaning easy or blessed
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Cortland
Old English
Court dweller — Old English place name meaning 'court' and 'land'
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Brayton
Old English
From a broad or expansive settlement — Old English origin
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Stafford
Old English
One who lives by a ford near a staff or landing place
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Chapman
Old English
Merchant or trader — Old English occupational surname
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Haden
Old English
From the heathery hill — Old English origin
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Kelton
Old English
From a town or settlement — Old English origin meaning 'keel town'
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Edric
Old English
Prosperous ruler — Old English roots meaning wealthy and powerful
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Radleigh
Old English
Red clearing or meadow — Old English roots meaning 'red' and 'clearing'
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Kimmy
Old English
Diminutive of Kimberly; means chief or ruler in Old English
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Day
Old English
Twenty-four hours, or light — Old English origin meaning daylight
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Annafaye
Hebrew, Old English
Grace and fairy combined — Hebrew and Old English roots
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Winsleigh
Old English
Joy-filled meadow — Old English blend of 'wine' and 'leah'
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Wellesley
Old English
From a spring stream estate — Old English origin
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Verily
Old English
Truly or certainly — from Old English adverb meaning truthful affirmation
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Jamesley
Hebrew, Old English
Supplanter with meadow or clearing — Hebrew and Old English origins
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Edy
Old English
Diminutive of Edward or Edith — gifts and prosperity
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Brinsley
Old English
Burnt clearing — Old English place name meaning 'burnt wood settlement'
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Brette
French, Old English
French feminine form of Brett, meaning strong woman or native of Brittany
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Aslhey
Old English
Ash tree meadow — Old English origins with modern spelling variation
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Ailith
Hebrew, Old English
Noble and bright — Hebrew and Old English origins meaning light
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Aeowyn
Welsh, Old English
Eagle-like maiden — Welsh and Old English inspired literary name
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Marylyn
Hebrew, Old English
Blend of Mary and Lynn — Star of the sea with lake associations
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Lunden
English, Old English
From London or a grove — English place name and Old English roots
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Lakeley
Old English
Lake dweller — Old English place name origin, nature-inspired
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Hatley
Old English
From Old English: dweller at the heath meadow or clearing
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