Pavese - Peart

Most Comon Surname in this Range: Payne

Payne dates back prior to the seventh century and originates with early Rome and the given name Pagen, which stemmed from the Latin paien, meaning rustic villager and, eventually, heathen. In medieval France and England, Payne (spelled various ways) became a popular name. The surname spelled Pain appeared in the Knights Templar register in the late 1100s and continued to appear throughout subsequent centuries.

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Pavese
Pavey
Pavia
Pavich
Pavlak
Pavlas
Pavlat
Pavlic
Pavlica
Pavlicek
Pavlich
Pavlick
Pavlik
Pavlis
Pavlock
Pavloff
Pavlov
Pavlovic
Pavlovich
Pavlovsky
Pavon
Pavone
Pavy
Pawel
Pawelczyk
Pawelek
Pawelski
Pawl
Pawlaczyk
Pawlak
Pawley
Pawlicki
Pawlik
Pawlikowski

Pawling
Pawloski
Pawlowicz
Pawlowski
Pawluk
Pawlus
Pawson
Pax
Paxman
Paxson
Paxton
Pay
Payan
Payant
Paye
Payer
Payette
Payeur
Paylor
Payment
Payne
Paynter
Payseur
Paysinger
Payson
Payton
Paz
Pazienza
Pazmino
Pazos
Pea
Peabody
Peace
Peach

Peacher
Peachey
Peaco
Peacock
Peaden
Peagler
Peairs
Peak
Peake
Peaks
Peal
Peale
Pealer
Pean
Pear
Pearce
Pearcey
Pearcy
Peard
Peardon
Peare
Pearl
Pearlman
Pearlstein
Pearman
Pearo
Pearre
Pears
Pearsall
Pearse
Pearson
Peart

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