Inhabitant+of+a+town
71Beslier — Recorded in various forms including: Basler, Bousler, Baslior, Beslay, Beslier and Beslieure, this is a surname recorded in England, but is ultimately of French or possibly Swisse Germanic origins. If French it would seem to be a Huguenot surname …
72Bousler — Recorded in various forms including: Basler, Bousler, Baslior, Beslay, Beslier and Beslieure, this is a surname recorded in England, but is ultimately of French or possibly Swisse Germanic origins. If French it would seem to be a Huguenot surname …
73Kaemena — is an unusual spelling of the Germanic Polish surname Kemena , itself a variant form of the ancient Kamien . This is essentially a Polish word meaning stone and in the surname context is either habitational for one who dwelt at a house built of… …
74Kamen — Kaemena is an unusual spelling of the Germanic Polish surname Kemena , itself a variant form of the ancient Kamien . This is essentially a Polish word meaning stone and in the surname context is either habitational for one who dwelt at a house… …
75Kamena — Kaemena is an unusual spelling of the Germanic Polish surname Kemena , itself a variant form of the ancient Kamien . This is essentially a Polish word meaning stone and in the surname context is either habitational for one who dwelt at a house… …
76Kamenar — Kaemena is an unusual spelling of the Germanic Polish surname Kemena , itself a variant form of the ancient Kamien . This is essentially a Polish word meaning stone and in the surname context is either habitational for one who dwelt at a house… …
77Kamien — Kaemena is an unusual spelling of the Germanic Polish surname Kemena , itself a variant form of the ancient Kamien . This is essentially a Polish word meaning stone and in the surname context is either habitational for one who dwelt at a house… …
78Kamienski — Kaemena is an unusual spelling of the Germanic Polish surname Kemena , itself a variant form of the ancient Kamien . This is essentially a Polish word meaning stone and in the surname context is either habitational for one who dwelt at a house… …
79Kain — Recorded as Kain, Kane, Kann, and Kayne, this interesting surname is regarded as English, but has several possible origins. Firstly, it may be of Old French origin, either a nickname for a tall, thin man, as some fifteen percent of all surnames… …
80Kane — Recorded as Kain, Kane, Kann, and Kayne, this interesting surname is regarded as English, but has several possible origins. Firstly, it may be of Old French origin, either a nickname for a tall, thin man, as some fifteen percent of all surnames… …
