feudal+tenant
91Knevit — This long established surname is of Anglo Norman origin, and derives from cnivet , the Norman pronunciation of the Olde English pre 7th Century cniht , owing to the French difficulty with the h of cniht . The word originally meant boy, youth,… …
92Knivett — This long established surname is of Anglo Norman origin, and derives from cnivet , the Norman pronunciation of the Olde English pre 7th Century cniht , owing to the French difficulty with the h of cniht . The word originally meant boy, youth,… …
93Knyvett — This long established surname is of Anglo Norman origin, and derives from cnivet , the Norman pronunciation of the Olde English pre 7th Century cniht , owing to the French difficulty with the h of cniht . The word originally meant boy, youth,… …
94Nevet — This long established surname is of Anglo Norman origin, and derives from cnivet , the Norman pronunciation of the Olde English pre 7th Century cniht , owing to the French difficulty with the h of cniht . The word originally meant boy, youth,… …
95Nevett — This long established surname is of Anglo Norman origin, and derives from cnivet , the Norman pronunciation of the Olde English pre 7th Century cniht , owing to the French difficulty with the h of cniht . The word originally meant boy, youth,… …
96Nevitt — This long established surname is of Anglo Norman origin, and derives from cnivet , the Norman pronunciation of the Olde English pre 7th Century cniht , owing to the French difficulty with the h of cniht . The word originally meant boy, youth,… …
97deKnevet — This long established surname is of Anglo Norman origin, and derives from cnivet , the Norman pronunciation of the Olde English pre 7th Century cniht , owing to the French difficulty with the h of cniht . The word originally meant boy, youth,… …
98Lohmeyer — This is a variant spelling of the Olde German pre 10th Century Leheman a status name for a feudal tenant, one who held land on loan for the duration of his life in return for rent or service or sometimes, both. The name is recorded heraldically… …
99Mancell — This famous surname has three possible origins, two French and one English. The first, and most likely, being a French locational name from the Olde French Mansel given to an inhabitant of Maine (North West France) or its capital Le Mans. In… …
100Mansel — This famous surname has three possible origins, two French and one English. The first, and most likely, being a French locational name from the Olde French Mansel given to an inhabitant of Maine (North West France) or its capital Le Mans. In… …
