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Help[Surname] Re: Bronson, Garrison, Grayson
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Bronson is the English transformation of Brown. The origin of Bronson is also Irish, meaning: strong, fierce one.
Garrison is the English transformation of Garrett. It is refers to a place where troops are stationed, for defense of a town or fort, or to keep the inhabitants in subjection.
Grayson is an English patronymic name formed from an occupation, meaning: grieve's son.
I found this information in a surname book at the library.
Garrison is the English transformation of Garrett. It is refers to a place where troops are stationed, for defense of a town or fort, or to keep the inhabitants in subjection.
Grayson is an English patronymic name formed from an occupation, meaning: grieve's son.
I found this information in a surname book at the library.
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