Bearers of an occupational surname of truly ancient roots, the Turners have stamped an indelible mark on the pages of recorded history from earliest times.
• Far removed from their original occupation as ‘wood-turners’ or someone who worked with a lathe, others of the name have achieved honours and distinction not only on the battlefield but also in creative pursuits that most notably include art.
• The colourful and prominent tale of the Turners is recounted here.
Bearers of a name that became widespread throughout the British Isles in the aftermath of the Norman Conquest of England in 1066 but with much earlier roots, the Patons and their namesakes the...
A name of ancient Welsh roots, bearers today of the proud name of Edwards can trace a descent from one of the nation’s early royal princes. • Many gained fame from earliest times, while others of the...
Originally an occupational name denoting someone who was employed in the preparation of cloth, ‘Fuller’ is of ancient Anglo-Saxon roots. • A significant number of bearers of the name have gained...
Bearers of a name whose roots stretch back through the dim mists of time, the Campbells of today are heirs to a truly rich and colourful heritage that includes not only that of the ancient Britons...
Derived from the popular given name of ‘Robert’, ‘Robertson’ has Anglo-Saxon roots and was popularised as a surname in the wake of the Norman Conquest of 1066. • Many of its bearers have achieved...
Bearers of a name that became widespread throughout the British Isles in the aftermath of the Norman…
A name of ancient Welsh roots, bearers today of the proud name of Edwards can trace a descent from o…
Originally an occupational name denoting someone who was employed in the preparation of cloth, ‘Full…
Bearers of a name whose roots stretch back through the dim mists of time, the Campbells of today are…
Derived from the popular given name of ‘Robert’, ‘Robertson’ has Anglo-Saxon roots and was popularis…
