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High Genealogy & History
High is an English name. It was originally derived from the Middle English words hie or hegh, themselves derived from the Old English heah, meaning tall. Thus, it likely originated as a nickname given to a tall person. Another possibility is that it was a topographical name given to someone who lived on a hill or another high place. High family history begins in Buckinghamshire, a county in south-central England. High genealogy in America began with Thomas High, who came to Virginia in 1663; another early American High was Archibald High, who landed at Maryland in 1670.
High Birth Records
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Location |
| Abram High | -- --, 1900 | January ,1974 | PA |
| Baby High | -- --, 1912 | February ,1971 | VA |
| Cacie High | -- --, 1900 | November ,1981 | MI |
| Daily High | -- --, 1893 | September ,1983 | VA |
High Death Records
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Location |
| E Geoffrey High | -- --, 1927 | November 4,1997 | Orient,NY |
| Fannie High | -- --, 1896 | July ,1972 | Tampa,FL |
| G Truett High | -- --, 1914 | September ,1982 | Duluth,MN |
| H Bruce High | -- --, 1927 | May 27,2007 | Ashtabula,OH |
High Marriage Records
| Name | Spouse | Marriage Date | Location |
| Artemous High | Mamie Debose | December 24,1960 | Wake, NC |
| Bobbie High | Freeland Watson | March 8,1960 | Wake, NC |
| Clarence High | Hilda Hinton | August 5,1950 | Wake, NC |
| Dealous High | Ruby Ross | February 6,1963 | Wake, NC |
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