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Help[Surname] Re: Sisley and Callaghan
in reply to a message by anonyme
About Callaghan:
http://genealogy.about.com/library/surnames/c/bl_name-CALLAGHAN.htm
About Sisley:
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/4crests/surmeanps.html
Sisley is apparently a surname taken from the firstname Sisley.
Compare: other variant of this surname are: Siseley and Sisseley. (very similar to Cecily). I tried to look of it was possible that ley would mean 'clearing', but there seems to be no such meaning of the surname Sisley. I also tried to see if it was related to the island Sicily, but Sisley is not stated as an English derivative of Sicily. So, Sisley is a matronymic surname (meaning it is derived from of a female name).
http://genealogy.about.com/library/surnames/c/bl_name-CALLAGHAN.htm
About Sisley:
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/4crests/surmeanps.html
Sisley is apparently a surname taken from the firstname Sisley.
Compare: other variant of this surname are: Siseley and Sisseley. (very similar to Cecily). I tried to look of it was possible that ley would mean 'clearing', but there seems to be no such meaning of the surname Sisley. I also tried to see if it was related to the island Sicily, but Sisley is not stated as an English derivative of Sicily. So, Sisley is a matronymic surname (meaning it is derived from of a female name).
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