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[Facts] "Locc" (Old Norse?), "Cunningham" (Scottish), "Kempthorne" (Old English)
by "Bagpus" (guest)
4/14/2005, 5:51 AM
Cunningham is a transfered use of a surname to a first name, from a gentleman fron Ayrshire. I believe there is a explaination of this name that came from Ireland, but this family lived in Scotland since the middle ages. Is there a wholly Scottish derivation?Kempthorne relates to a person from this town (or is it village?).
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"Locc" (Old Norse?), "Cunningham" (Scottish), "Kempthorne" (Old English)  ·  "Bagpus"  ·  4/14/2005, 5:51 AM
•Re: "Locc" (Old Norse?), "Cunningham" (Scottish), "Kempthorne" (Old English)  ·  kynaston  ·  4/14/2005, 6:51 AM
•Re: "Locc" (Old Norse?), "Cunningham" (Scottish), "Kempthorne" (Old English)  ·  Chrisell  ·  4/14/2005, 6:27 AM