Travis — Infobox Given Name Revised name = Travis imagesize= caption= pronunciation= gender = Male meaning = An occupational name for toll collectors region = Normandy origin = Norman French: traverser to cross related names = footnotes = Travis is an… … Wikipedia
Travis McGee — is a fictional character and amateur sleuth created by prolific American mystery writer John D. MacDonald. McGee appeared in 21 novels, from The Deep Blue Good by in 1964 to The Lonely Silver Rain in 1984. Profile Travis McGee lives on a custom… … Wikipedia
Travis Demsey — was the drummer of Australian band The Living End from May 1996 until February 2002. After their original drummer was fired, Chris Cheney and Scott Owen, the two remaining members, recruited Travis in a Melbourne music store at which he worked.… … Wikipedia
Travis Watkins — is a name shared by the following individuals:*Travis E. Watkins (died 1950), American recipient of the Congressional Medal of Honor for bravery during the Korean War; Master Sergeant Watkins was awarded the honor posthumously *Travis Watkins… … Wikipedia
Travis — m English: transferred use of the surname, which is derived from a Norman French occupational name (from traverser to cross) for someone who collected a toll from users of a bridge or a particular stretch of road. It is now regularly used as a… … First names dictionary
Travis — masc. proper name, also a surname (late 12c.), from an Old French word meaning to cross over, related to TRAVERSE (Cf. traverse). Probably a name for a gatekeeper or the toll collector of a bridge … Etymology dictionary
Travis — Recorded in several spelling forms including Travers, Traves, Travis and Traviss, this is an English medieval surname, but of French origins. Probably introduced into England after the 1066 Norman French Invasion, it derives from either of the… … Surnames reference
Travis — noun transferred from the surname … Wiktionary
Hall (surname) — This article is about the origin of the Hall surname. For other uses, see Hall (disambiguation). Hall Family name Meaning someone who lived in or worked in a hall or manor house Region of origin England Footnotes … Wikipedia
Brooks (surname) — Brooks is a surname that was thought by the early twentieth century to have been derived from the condition of residing near a stream (or brook).cite book | title = Origin and History of the Name of Brooks: With Biographies of All the Most Noted… … Wikipedia
