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Davies Davis – both derived from Davy’s (David’s) son. Fitz – from Norman-French ‘fils de’ (son of). Hurst – wooded hill. Shaw – another word for a wood. Townsend – someone who lived on edge of town. Cruikshank – someone with crooked legs. Moody – derived from old English ‘modig’ meaning brave, bold.

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