Polakoff - Polsgrove

Most Comon Surname in this Range: Pollard

Pollard comes from the Middle English word “poll”, which meant “the head” and referred to a person with a very short hair cut. In the sixteenth century, a pollard designated an animal with its horns cut off. Famous bearers of the surname Pollard include Sir John Pollard, a speaker of the House of Commons in the mid-1500s, and Sir Hugh Pollard, a Governor of Guernsey.

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Polakoff
Polakowski
Polan
Polanco
Poland
Polanski
Polansky
Polasek
Polaski
Polasky
Polcari
Polce
Polcyn
Polczynski
Pole
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Polek
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Poli
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Polick
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Polland

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Pollok
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Polly
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Polmanteer
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Polselli
Polsgrove

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