Fitzhenry — Recorded in the spellings of Fitzharry, Fitzharris, and Fitzhenry, all are essentially Irish surnames but of Norman English origins. The surname was originally well recorded in County Wexford, where the family were known both as Fitzharris and… … Surnames reference
McEnery — Recorded as McHenry, McEnery, McEniry, McHendry, McKendrie, McKendry, O Henry, O Henery, Henery and Fitzhenry, this is a Gaelic surname. It derives from either Mac Eanraig in Scotland or Mac Einri, O Hinnerighe, and the Norman FitzHenry in… … Surnames reference
McEniry — Recorded as McHenry, McEnery, McEniry, McHendry, McKendrie, McKendry, O Henry, O Henery, Henery and Fitzhenry, this is a Gaelic surname. It derives from either Mac Eanraig in Scotland or Mac Einri, O Hinnerighe, and the Norman FitzHenry in… … Surnames reference
McHenry — Recorded as McHenry, McEnery, McEniry, McHendry, McKendrie, McKendry, O Henry, O Henery, Henery and Fitzhenry, this is a Gaelic surname. It derives from either Mac Eanraig in Scotland or Mac Einri, O Hinnerighe, and the Norman FitzHenry in… … Surnames reference
Fitzharris — Recorded in the spellings of Fitzharry, Fitzharris, and Fitzhenry, all are essentially Irish surnames but of Norman English origins. The surname was originally well recorded in County Wexford, where the family were known both as Fitzharris and… … Surnames reference
List of minor humans (Animorphs) — This page details the minor role humans from the Animorphs series. Contents: Top · 0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A Allison Kim … Wikipedia
Ordination of women — Main article: Ordination Ordination in general religious usage is the process by which a person is consecrated (set apart for the administration of various religious rites). The ordination of women is a regular practice among some major religious … Wikipedia
Irish people — Irishman redirects here. For other uses, see Irishman (disambiguation). This article is about the Irish as an ethnic group and nation. For information on the population of the Republic of Ireland, see Demography of the Republic of Ireland. For… … Wikipedia
Fitz — forms a prefix to patronymic surnames of Anglo Norman origin. This usage derives from the Norman fiz / filz , prononciation: /fits/ (dialectal for French fils < Latin filius ), meaning son of , which was coupled with the name of the father ( e.g … Wikipedia
Aimeric — Recorded in Europe in some four hundred surnames spelling forms since the medieval times, this name is a derivative of the pre 7th century German personal name Heim ric , meaning home rule . Compound names of this type, were very popular in the… … Surnames reference
