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O Surnames Family History Resources
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| Surname | Origin | Meaning | |
| Oakes |
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Locality | From a dwelling near the oak-trees. |
| Oakham |
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Locality | From the town of Oakham, in Rutlandshire, England |
| Oakley |
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Locality | The fields or pasture abounding in oaks |
| OBierne |
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descendants of Byrne | |
| OBoyle |
|
Ķ Baoighill | |
| OBrien |
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descendant of Brien | |
| OByrne |
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descendants of Bran | |
| OCallaghan |
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Celtic-Gaelic | descendants or tribe of Callaghan |
| Ochiern |
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Gaelic | the heir apparent to a lordship |
| Ockham |
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Locality | a town in Surrey, England, so called from the abundance of oaks growing there |
| Ockley |
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Saxon | oak field |
| OConnor |
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descendants of Conor | |
| OConor |
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descendants of Conor | |
| ODevlin |
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descendant of Develin | |
| ODonnell |
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descendants of Donal | |
| ODonoghue |
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descendants of Donogh | |
| ODonovan |
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descendants of Donovan | |
| ODorcy |
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descendant of Dorcy | |
| ODougherty |
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chief of the oak habitation | |
| ODugan |
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descendant of Dugan | |
| OFlaherty |
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descendant of Flaherty | |
| Ogden |
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Saxon | oak vale |
| Ogilvie |
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Locality | the lands of Ogilvie, in Scotland |
| OGowan |
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descendant of Gowan | |
| OHara |
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descendant of Hara | |
| Oigthierna |
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Gaelic | heir apparent to a lordship, |
| OKeefe |
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descendant of Kief | |
| OLeary |
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descendant of Lary | |
| Olifant |
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An elephant | |
| Oliver |
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from the olive-tree | |
| Ollendorff |
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Locality | Oldendorf in Germany |
| Olmstead |
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Locality | A place or town by the green oaks |
| Olsen |
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Scandinavian | son of Olaf |
| OMahony |
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descendant of Mahon | |
| OMalley |
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descendant of Malley | |
| Onderdonk |
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Dutch | Under grace or pardon |
| ONeil |
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descendants of Neil | |
| Onslow |
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Locality | the manor of Onslow, in Shropshire, England |
| OQuin |
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descendants of Con Ceadcaha | |
| Orchard |
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Locality | An inclosure of fruit-trees |
| Orme |
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French | elm-tree |
| Ormiston |
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Locality | The town or village of elms |
| Ormsby |
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a place surrounded by elms | |
| Orr |
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Locality | town of Orr, in Scotland |
| Ortega |
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Spanish | Ortega in Coruņa province |
| Ortiz |
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Spanish | son of Orti |
| Orton |
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Locality | town of Orton, in Westmoreland, England |
| Orvis |
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Cornish-British | place on or near an entrenchment |
| Osborn |
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Saxon | From hus, a house, and bearn, a child--a family-child, an adopted child. |
| Osmund |
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Saxon | From hus, a house, and mund, peace |
| Osterhoudt |
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Dutch | The east wood, from oost or oster, east, and houdt, a wood |
| Ostheim |
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German | From Ost, east, and heim, a home, habitation or village |
| Ostrander |
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Dutch | The lord of the east shore |
| Oswald |
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Saxon | From hus, a house, and wald, a ruler |
| Otis |
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Greek | quick hearing |
| OToole |
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descendants of Tuathal | |
| Otter |
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Locality | a low promontory jutting into the sea, a shoal. |
| Oudekirk |
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Dutch | town in Holland |
| Ouseley |
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Locality | the river Ouse, in England |
| Outhoudt |
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Dutch | The old wood |
| Owen |
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Celtic | The good offspring |
| Oxford |
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Locality | Oxford, in England |
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