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Celtic Radio Community -> General -> Medieval Gateway -> Surnames & Heraldry Top August Members Turn Off Ads    Shore, British Track this topic | Email this topic | Print this topic CelticRadio  Posted: 03-Mar-2008, 08:20 PM Celtic Guardian Group: Administrator Posts: 8,940 Joined: 23-Sep-2001 Zodiac: Oak Realm: Boston, MA Medieval Kingdom Rank #44 35,307 Gold! Background: Meaning of Name: Dweller by the Shore. Quote from English Surnames, "Some people, of course, lived on the coast, but their numbers were small compared with those in the thousands of inland farms and villages, and there are few surnames that can be definitely attributed to them. The sea itself has made no surname, unless it is represented by rather rare Say (cf Peacock and Paycock). Probably among coast dwellers it was too large and vague an expression, and a more detailed form of address such as by the cliff or Cave was preferable, or more exactly still, the Redcliffe or Radcliffe, or the South Cliff (Sutcliffe). These could also be inland features, and so could Shore, which was used of lakes and rivers as well as the coast, but to counterbalance this we should bear in mind that a sheltered harbour on the coast was often a Poole (as for example Poole in Dorset) and that those who lived by the Waters could be by the sea. Probably the most distinctive seaside name is Sands, written by one well-known Cornish Family in the old form of spelling, Sandys." Variations: Shore, Shoore, Sure More Info: http://heraldry.celticradio.net/search.php?id=166 Discussion of this family is welcomed. -------------------- Celtic Radio DJ http://www.CelticRadio.net Celtic Radio Music Network                  0 User(s) are reading this topic (0 Guests and 0 Anonymous Users) 0 Members: « Next Oldest | Surnames & Heraldry | Next Newest »  Close Topic Options Track this topic Receive email notification when a reply has been made to this topic and you are not active on the board. Subscribe to this forum Receive email notification when a new topic is posted in this forum and you are not active on the board. Download / Print this Topic Download this topic in different formats or view a printer friendly version. Forum Home Search Help General   - Introductions   - General Discussion   - Ye Ole Celtic Pub - Open all day, all night!   ---- Quizes & Polls   ---- The Jester's Court   ---- Fun N Games   - Celtic Music   ---- Featured Artists   ---- Minstrels Gallery   - Celtic Hearts   ---- Art Work   ---- Photography   ---- Poems   ---- Short Stories   - Medieval Gateway   ---- Historical Archive   ---- The Dungeon   ---- Ghost Stories   ---- RPG - The Playground!   ---- The Current Middle Ages   ---- Renaissance Faires   ---- Re-enactments   ---- Surnames & Heraldry   ---- Medieval Games   ---- Castles, Keeps & Kingdoms!   ---- Medieval Kingdom   - Polls   - Politics Live Online! Celtic Radio   - Special Interests   ---- Kirk and Chapel   ---- Health Matters   ---- The Trail Sign   ---- Philosophy, Science & Religion   ---- Symphony Hall   ---- The Book Stop   ---- Animal Talk   ---- The Garden Gate   ---- Computer Technology   ---- The Virtual Garage   ---- Family Matters   ---- The Serenity Cafe Culture and Heritage   - The Celts   ---- World Showcase   ---- The Grove   ---- Gaelic Languages   - Festival & Games   ---- Irish Dance   ---- Highland Dance   - Gathering of the Clans   - Genealogy & Family History   - From Your Kitchen to My Plate   ---- Drinks   ---- Scottish Recipes     Celtic Radio Community -> General -> Medieval Gateway -> Surnames & Heraldry Top August Members Turn Off Ads

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