Brake (disambiguation) — Brake may refer to one of the following:Transportation* Brake, a device for slowing or stopping the motion of a machine * Brake (railway) * Brake (carriage), a type of carriage, often referred to as a shooting brake ** Shooting brake, a British… … Wikipedia
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Brach — This interesting name is of Old English pre 7th century origins, and is a topographical surname for someone who lived by a piece of land that was newly cultivated, or perhaps in contradiction, a place which was well established with protective… … Surnames reference
Bratch — This interesting name is of Old English pre 7th century origins, and is a topographical surname for someone who lived by a piece of land that was newly cultivated, or perhaps in contradiction, a place which was well established with protective… … Surnames reference
Breache — This interesting name is of Old English pre 7th century origins, and is a topographical surname for someone who lived by a piece of land that was newly cultivated, or perhaps in contradiction, a place which was well established with protective… … Surnames reference