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Kent
Old English
Edge or border — Old English place name and surname origin
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Alton
Old English
Old English place name meaning 'town of elders' or 'noble settlement'
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Hampton
Old English
Settlement by the homestead — Old English place-name origin
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Clifford
Old English
Dweller by the ford near a cliff — Old English geographical origin
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Thatcher
Old English
One who thatches roofs — Old English occupational origin
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Devon
Old English
A county in southwestern England, now used as a given name
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Wes
Old English
Short form of Wesley, meaning western meadow in Old English
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Paxton
Old English
Peaceful settlement — from Old English 'Pæcc's town'
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Clayton
Old English
Clay settlement — Old English place name and occupational origin
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Eowyn
Old English
Horse lover — Old English roots meaning 'horse' and 'friend'
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Bentley
Old English
Meadow with bent grass — Old English place name origin
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Lindsey
Old English
Island of the linden trees — Old English geographical origin
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Winslow
Old English
Friend's hill — Old English origin meaning victory and dwelling place
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Oakley
Old English
Dweller by the oak tree meadow — Old English place-name origin
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Hadley
Old English
Heather field — Old English origins meaning meadow or clearing
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Calvert
Old English
Calf herder — Old English occupational surname turned given name
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Winchester
Old English, Latin
English place name meaning 'Roman fort in winter' or 'Winta's fort'
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Slader
Old English
Occupational name meaning one who lays slate or roofing tiles
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Ashford
Old English
Ash tree by the ford — Old English place name origin
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Draxton
Old English
Dragon stone — blending Old English dragon imagery with stone suffix
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Webster
Old English
Weaver — occupational surname from Old English origins
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Sherman
Old English
Occupational name meaning shear-man or cloth worker — Old English origin
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Essex
Old English
East Saxon kingdom — Old English place name from Anglo-Saxon England
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Brad
Old English
Broad meadow — Old English origin meaning wide or expansive
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Brayton
Old English
From a broad or expansive settlement — Old English origin
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Wellesley
Old English
From a spring stream estate — Old English origin
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Brette
French, Old English
French feminine form of Brett, meaning strong woman or native of Brittany
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Loriel
Hebrew, Old English
Golden or laurel — Hebrew and Old English origins with literary roots
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Sydnee
Old English
Wide meadow — Old English origin, modern spelling variant
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Annalynn
Hebrew, Old English
Grace combined with lake — Hebrew and Old English roots
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Sunnie
Old English
Bright and cheerful — derived from 'sunny' with Old English roots
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Daisy
Old English
Flower name from Old English meaning 'day's eye'
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Wilford
Old English
Desired ford — Old English roots meaning will and water crossing
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Cleveland
Old English
From a place name meaning steep cliff or riverbank in Old English
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Hawthorne
Old English
Hawthorn tree dwelling — Old English nature and place name origin
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Esmery
Germanic, Old English
Industrious and beloved — Germanic roots meaning work and dear
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Clayten
Old English
Clay settlement — Old English place-name origin
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