Quill or "Quille" is an
Many emigrants bearing the name have translated the surname into the Scottish name Wood.
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Feather — This interesting surname is of Anglo Saxon origin, and has several possible sources. The first, and most probable being a metonymic name for a feather trader, or one who manufactured quilts. Another possibility is that of a supplier of quill pens … Surnames reference
Feathers — This interesting surname is of Anglo Saxon origin, and has several possible sources. The first, and most probable being a metonymic name for a feather trader, or one who manufactured quilts. Another possibility is that of a supplier of quill pens … Surnames reference
Gravatt — Recorded as Grevatt, Gravatt, Gravet, Gravat, and Grevet, this is an English surname, but probably of Norman French origins. However spelt It is quite rare, and research would seem to indicate that there are three possible origins. The first is… … Surnames reference
